tickets on sale now for T in the Park 2012

From 9am today, Wednesday 29th February, the final batch of tickets for this summer's 19th T in the Park went on sale.

	Snow Patrol

T in the Park will be back at Balado in 2012 from Friday 6th to Sunday 8th July with early entry available on Thursday 5th July with a line-up that will see over 180 artists playing over 11 stages.

Snow Patrol will headline Friday, Kasabian the Saturday night, and The Stone Roses will close the festival. Snow Patrol headline Friday, Kasabian top the bill Saturday, and on Sunday The Stone Roses. Also confirmed are Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Florence + The Machine, Tinie Tempah, New Order, David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Elbow, Example, Professor Green, Kaiser Chiefs, Jessie J, Chase & Status, Skrillex, The Temper Trap, Sven Vath, Emeli Sande, Ben Howard, Happy Mondays, James Morrison, The Darkness, Miike Snow, The Maccabees, The Horrors, Miles Kane, The Vaccines, Maverick Sabre, Frank Turner, Two Door Cinema Club, Pulled Apart By Horses, Tribes, Enter Shikari, Major Lazer, Rizzle Kicks, Peter Doherty, Skream ft. Sgt Pokes, Erol Alkan, The Wailers, Benga, Fake Blood, Jack Beats, Crookers, Alabama Shakes, The Wanted, Twin Atlantic, Dubfire, Joris Voorn, Christina Perri, Devlin, Bellowhead, Maya Jane Coles, Little Roy, Spector, Len Faki, Band Of Skulls, and more.

For the line-up details, and day splits, as available please click here.

Geoff Ellis the Festival Director told eFestivals, "Traditionally, over the last few years, they have sold out within a few hours of having gone on sale. We've already sold 50% of the tickets in the presale at Christmas and back last July. I would expect them to sell out very quickly, but obviously we're in very difficult economic times, and we're conscious that most of our audience aren't exactly flushed with money.

"Even, in better economic times, value for money has always been a key thing for our audience, whether there's a recession on or not. If you look at ticket price and divide that by the number of bands, it's certainly less than a £1 per artist, and you pay almost that to download something off iTunes, so from that point of view it's the ultimate playlist. Music festivals in general are like that, and T in the Park in particular I think, and from that point of view I think tickets will sell fast, as people will see it as value for money."

Tickets for T in the Park 2012 will be priced as follows:

A full weekend camping ticket (Fri-Sun arena access) £189
A full weekend with Thursday camping (Thurs - Sun) £199
A weekend (Fri-Sun) with no camping £179
A Saturday or Sunday day ticket £77.50 - SOLD OUT
Friday only £70

No under 5s. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult 21+ with a full priced ticket.

To buy tickets, click here.

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