T in the Park 2009
Friday 10th to Sunday 12th July 2009Balado, nr Kinross. Scotland, KY13 0NJ, Scotland MAP
weekend £170 - SOLD OUT, day tickets Friday £60, and Saturday or Sunday £72.50
Daily capacity: 80,000
Blur have been confirmed as the Sunday night Main Stage headliner for this summer's T in the Park.
The four piece group who reformed at the end of last year are the latest act to be added to the three-day Balado festival which will have over 180 artists playing over 11 stages. Joining the the previously confirmed Kings of Leon, Snow Patrol, and Katy Perry.
T in the Park boss Geoff Ellis is quoted as saying, "It's great to have such an influential British band. When we heard there was a chance of them reforming, we were sniffing about because it was something we wanted to be part of. They are iconic and legends. They are one of those bands you talk about in the same breath as The Jam and The Smiths."
Tickets are not yet on sale.
T in the Park will take place at Balado, Scotland on Friday 10th to Sunday 12th July.
For detailed information about various aspects of the festival see the T in the Park Information (includes detailed info on camping, travel, children, food & drink, and more).
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