T in the Park 2004
Saturday 10th to Sunday 11th July 2004Balado, nr Kinross. Scotland, KY13 0NJ, Scotland MAP
w/e £75 : w/e camping £88 : day tickets £42.50 - SOLD OUT
Daily capacity: 52,500
The latest bands added to the line-up for T in the Park are Massive Attack and Goldfrapp.
Massive Attack will play the NME Stage on Sunday, while Goldfrapp will play the King Tut's Tent on Saturday.
They line-up alongside the other bands so far confirmed: David Bowie, The Strokes, The Darkness, The Pixies, N*E*R*D, Muse, Chemical Brothers, Kings of Leon, Scissor Sisters, Franz Ferdinand, Snow Patrol, and Dogs Die in Hot Cars. No day details for these bands is available as yet, as in some cases this is still being finalised - it will follow when it can be released.
For the full list of confirmed bands, as well as some rumours, click here.
T in the Park takes place at Balado near Kinross on 10th and 11th July. Loads more bands will be added over the coming months, to a final total of around 120 bands on 8 stages over the two days.
Tickets have already been onsale for a while, and it looks as though this year will sell out quicker than ever, as they're so far selling three times faster than last year; don't hang about, else you risk missing out.
Weekend tickets are on sale at the "early bird" (until March 31st) prices of £70 for both days, and £83 for both days with camping. Day tickets are also now on sale, priced at £42.50.
To buy tickets now click on the BUY link to the left of this page.
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