First 9 revealed for T in the Park
United Kingdom | |
13 February 2006
Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Who are set to headline the Main Stage on the Saturday and Sunday respectively. Other acts confirmed today (days and stages yet to be specified) include Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs, Sigur Ros, Primal Scream, The Ordinary Boys, Felix Da Housecat and long-term resident dance heroes Slam.
The festival will mark Pete Townshend's second consecutive appearance at T, after The Who guitarist stepped in to play guitar with friend Rachel Fuller last year.
Over 170 artists will play across 10 stages, including the Main Stage, the R1/NME Stage, the King Tut's Tent, the X-Tent, Futures Stage, the 12,000 capacity Slam (dance) Tent and the T Break Stage, which continues to champion the very best in homegrown unsigned talent.
Many more acts will be announced over the coming weeks.
Festival boss Geoff Ellis said:
"The team are extremely proud of the
recognition we received at the UK Festival Awards, however, these accolades don't mean that we will ever rest on our laurels
as we know that the very thing that sets T in the Park apart from any other event in the world is the incredible passion of
the Scottish audience and we will continually strive to make the event a better and more enjoyable experience year on year.
This year there will be developments to the site layout to make it even easier for fans to move around and there will also
be improvements in the campsite including more entertainment and increased security measures."
Tickets go on-sale on Friday 17th February at 9am, priced £115 for a weekend camping ticket. They are expected to sell out in hours (after an early batch flew, back in July) so our advice is to snap yours up quick from this link (from Friday 9am).
Stay posted to VF for more line-up announcements and rumours. For more info, click on the links below.

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