T in the Park 2007
Friday 6th to Sunday 8th July 2007Balado, nr Kinross. Scotland, KY13 0NJ, Scotland MAP
w/e with camping £140, we/ without camping £120, days £62.50 (no Friday tickets) - SOLD OUT
Daily capacity: 75,000
T in the Park, being held at Balado, nr Kinross in Scotland, and now a three day festival happening from Friday 6th to Sunday 8th July has announced the acts for the Futures Stage, as well as another couple of acts for the Slam Tent.
Added to the Main Stage on the Sunday are The Cribs, the Radio 1/NME Stage hosts Biffy Clyro on the Sunday for their sixth T in the Park appearance, and both The Long Blondes and Scottish indie stalwarts Camera Obscura play King Tuts Tent on the Saturday. The Pet Sounds Arena has added Californian rockers Cold War Kids and ex-Ash guitarist Charlotte Hatherley to the Saturday, with Air playing on the Sunday.
With the line-up nearly complete, T in the Park has acts including Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Razorlight, Snow Patrol, Scissor Sisters, Arcade Fire, Bloc Party, Kings of Leon, The Kooks, My Chemical Romance, Kasabian, Queens of the Stone Age, and loads more - for all the acts so far announced click here. Note that the Friday entertainment will only be available to those with weekend with camping tickets.
Tickets are sold out. T in the Park strongly advises fans not to buy tickets from any unofficial sources or website auctions, as not only will they have to pay over the odds but there is a high chance that the ticket will not exist or will be a fake.
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