This is the line-up from 2008 – for 2010 see T in the Park 2010: Running order with times.

Please note times and order is subject to change.

6 FRIDAY

Main Stage

• Arctic Monkeys 9.20-10.50pm
  Sheffield’s all-conquering guttersnipe punk poets get the weekend started in earnest.
• Bloc Party 7.50-8.50pm
  Angular London art rockers Bloc Party always make for a pretty fierce live proposition.
• The Coral 6.20-7.20pm
  Psychedelic beat pop is never as weird or wonderful as when it’s in The Coral’s hands.
• Lily Allen 5-5.50pm
  Ball gown and trainers sporting ska-pop tearaway Allen is an artist fit to open any festival.

T Break Stage

• San Sebastian 9.45-10.15pm
  Shogazey soundscapes meet post rock guitars and chunky disco beats from this Glasgow four piece.
• Kobai 8.55-9.15pm
  Kobai specialise in fearsomely loud and fast onslaughts of molten hot electro rock.
• The Ads 8.05-8.35pm
  More fast, punchy dance rock with a pop edge and obligatory thick Scottish accents.
• The Draymin 6.25-6.55pm
  West Fife indie drone rockers who take after Kasabian, Primal Scream and Oasis, among others.
• The Cider Spiders 5.35-6.05pm
  Unhinged howling Kings of Leon style mixed with heavy rhythms and percussive workouts.
• Edgar Prais 5.15-5.45pm
  Freakish Aberdeen-based trio, mixing general shouty calamity with an alt rock guitar sound à la Modest Mouse.

7 SATURDAY

Main Stage

• The Killers 9.35-10.50pm
  The Las Vegas showmen continue their massive leap from 80s British indie copyists to stadium-sized rockers.
• Razorlight 7.45-9pm
  Shrink-wrapped lothario Johnny Borrell brings his radio-friendly fare to T once again.
• The Arcade Fire 6.15-7.15pm
  Arguably the most exciting prospect of the weekend: Canada’s finest rushing Baroque indie septuplet.
• James 4.45-5.45pm
  TITP will have a collective sit down once again as Manchester baggy survivors James return.
• Lost Prophets 3.30-4.15pm
  They’re Welsh. They’ve got nice hair. They’re a wee bit emo. They’re Lost Prophets.
• James Morrison 2.15-3pm
  Acoustic soul pop’s newest torchbearer makes his T debut with tracks from 2 million-selling LP Undiscovered.
• The Skids 1.15-1.45pm
  U2 and Green Day’s favourite Scots punks reunite for a one-off 30th anniversary spectacular.
• The Saw Doctors 12.05-12.45pm
  Irish folk-rockers The Saw Doctors are always reliable for a daft old Celtic knees-up.

Radio 1/NME Stage

• The Kooks 9.40-10.50pm
  Floppy haired Brighton indie pop-rock quartet The Kooks should inspire a pretty rousing sing-along.
• My Chemical Romance 8.20-9.10pm
  The Black Parade hits Balado for one night only. Commercial pop metal all the way from New Jersey.
• Amy Winehouse 7.05-7.50pm
  Pop star du jour Winehouse’s reinvention as a Stax/Motown soul siren has proved an inspired move.
• Babyshambles 5.50-6.35pm
  Drugs and all that aside, Babyshambles aren’t half bad. See if Pete can hold it together.
• CSS 4.40-5.20pm
  Sexy Brazilian electro-pop from this achingly cool São Paulo girl/boy six-piece.
• Gogol Bordello 3.35-4.15pm
  Eastern European-inspired New York Gypsy folk-punk. As mental as that sounds and more.
• The Thrills 2.30-3.05pm
  Thoroughly affable Irish melodic indie rockers, who’ll inject plenty of jingle and jangle into proceedings.
• Little Man Tate 1.35-2.05pm
  Another Sheffield indie rock quartet’s rise may have had a more than a slight knock on effect for this similarly literate bunch.
• Dogs 12.40-1.10pm
  Alsatians, cocker spaniels, poodles, beagles. Actually a post-punk band from London.
• Blood Red Shoes 11.55-12.20pm
  Über-hip Brighton based boy/girl two-piece in the dance-punk/disco-house mould.

King Tut’s Tent

• The View 9.50-10.50pm
  The Dundee urchins’ meteoric rise continues unabated as they headline the King Tut’s tent.
• Klaxons 8.40-9.20pm
  Nu-rave, progressive space-rock, psychedelia: call ’em what you like - Klaxons are a hot ticket.
• Jamie T 7.20-8.10pm
  Twangy bass-wielding Wimbledon ska/punk storyteller. Fancies himself as a bit of 21st century Billy Bragg.
• Satellite Party 6.05-6.50pm
  The new band from Perry Farrell, ex-frontman of Jane’s Addiction, promising alt.rock numbers from new album UltraPayloaded.
• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club 4.50-5.35pm
  New Rock Revolution(tm) survivors BRMC return with more dark, sludgy punk rock.
• The Long Blondes 3.45-4.20pm
  Highly stylish glamour punk from the posh end of Sheffield, very much in the Pulp style.
• Calvin Harris 2.40-3.15pm
  Dumfries-raised electro dance pop craftsman, responsible for big-hitting single ‘Acceptable in the 80s’.
• Camera Obscura 1.45-2.15pm
  Fey Glasgow indiests Camera Obscura have hit a rich vein of form with their latest album Let’s Get Out of This Country.
• The Cinematics 12.50-1.20pm
  Serious, anthemic indie rock à la Editors from this Glasgow-based widescreen four-piece.
• Jamie Scott and the Town 12.00-12.25pm
  Up and coming acoustic funk pop Polydor signee and his band of merry accomplices.

Pet Sounds Arena

• Brian Wilson 9.35-10.50pm
  A more fitting headliner for Pet Sounds surely couldn’t be found: ex-Beach Boy Wilson is one of the greatest songwriters of his time.
• Rufus Wainwright 8.15-9.05pm
  High-camp and maximum musical histrionics will be order of the day as Wainwright takes the stage.
• Bright Eyes 7.05-7.45pm
  Omaha boy wonder Conor Oberst’s Bright Eyes returned with another outright triumph this year in the shape of album Cassadaga.
• Cold War Kids 5.55-8.35pm
  Soulful California rock crooners with one of the most distinctive sounds of the moment.
• Sinead O’Connor 4.45-5.25pm
  Multi-platinum selling musical changeling O’Connor’s latest LP Theology is a surprisingly impressive work.
• Albert Hammond Jr 3.40-4.15pm
  One fifth of louche New York rockers The Strokes brings his similarly cool solo indie rock sounds to bear in Balado.
• Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars 2.40-3.15pm
  Formed in an African refugee camp against a backdrop of civil war, this band’s journey has been a truly remarkable one.
• Mr Hudson and the Library 1.45-2.15pm
  Calypso tinged urban pop from London. Perfect stuff to accompany the sun should it show itself.
• Charlotte Hatherley 12.50-1.20pm
  Ex-Ash guitarist Hatherley is out on her own, and enjoying it by the sound of recent album The Deep Blue.
• Ross Copperman 1200-12.25pm
  Brit rock inspired American power balladeer Copperman’s track ‘As I Choke’ was a record-breaking iTunes download in 2006.

Slam Tent

• Green Velvet 9.30-11pm
  Chicago’s arch-mentalist and techno sage
• Hot Chip (live) 8.40-9.30pm
  Wonky electronica from the folk that brought you ‘Over and Over’.
• Miss Kittin 7.10-8.40pm
  The queen of icy cool electro.
• DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist 6.10-7.10pm
  Cut and paste hip hop breaks and beats from two undisputed masters.
• Dizzee Rascal (live) 5.20-6.10pm
  Dispatches from the grime underground.
• Soundstream/Soundhack 4.20-5.20pm
  Live electronica.
• Alloy Mental (live) 3.45-4.20pm
  Punk electronica from techno man Phil Kieran and rock types Phil Corrigan and Danny Saul.
• Ame 2.20-3.45pm
  Intelligent German techno.
• Adam Beyer 12.55-2.20pm
  Swedish techno to kick-start your Slam experience.
• Steve Bug 11.30-12.55pm
  Deep house from the co-founder of Poker Flat Records.

Scottish Water Futures Stage

• The Enemy 10.20-10.50pm
  The latest great white hope for guitar rock. Powerful Stones-esque sounds from Coventry.
• New Young Pony Club 9.20-9.50pm
  New wave-inspired flashy London five-piece. Trendier than a bucket of Manolo Blahniks.
• The Sounds 8.20-8.50pm
  Infuriatingly stylish Swedish synth rockers, big at home and in the US but still to break here.
• The Blood Brothers 7.20-7.50pm
  Searing experimental post-hardcore/ screamo outfit from Seattle, Washingtonwith a twin vocal assault.
• The Hours 6.20-6.50pm
  Ex-Elastica/Black Grape/Mescaleros survivors Antony Genn and Martin Slattery’s new outfit.
• Air Traffic 5.20-5.50pm
  Straight-up melodic rock from Bournemouth, broadly comparable to Supergrass and their ilk.
• Ghosts 4.20-4.50pm
  Haunting (arf) atmospheric alt rock with a pop sheen that’s drawn comparisons to Keane.
• Reverend and the Makers 3.25-3.55pm
  Arctic Monkeys affiliated Sheffield indie electro sorts, signed to the eclectic Wall of Sound imprint.
• Kate Nash 2.30-3.00pm
  London-based singer songwriter, heavily touted by Lily Allen among others.
• Remi Nicole 1.35-2.00pm
  Pop rock starlet who marries an urban edge to conventional guitar-based tunesmithery, Oasis-style.
• Lost Alone 12.45-1.10pm
  Derbyshire emo rock trio who’ve supported My Chemical Romance and Enter Shikari recently.
• Unklejam 11.55-12.20pm
  Prince/Sly and the Family Stone/ Funkadelic-inspired electro soul trio, who have toured with Justin Timberlake.

T Break Stage

• Dance Lazarus Dance 10.00-10.30pm
  Heavy, fast, danceable electro-rockness all the way from sunny Glasgow.
• V-2 Schneider 9.10-9.40pm
  Edinburgh-based melodic indie janglers, with a spacey, atmospheric edge.
• Down The Tiny Steps 8.20-8.50pm
  Fresh fun Glasgow folk poppers, like the Beta Band, on less drugs. Broadly speaking.
• Amy MacDonald 7.30-8.00pm
  Glasgow indie rock chanteuse currently receiving a full-scale major label push.
• The Haze 8.40-7.10pm
  Indie rock with swagger, informed by all the classics: The Doors, Led Zeppelin, The Who etc.
• Drive-By Argument 5.50-6.20pm
  Ayrshire-based quintet with a sharp, heavy guitar and synth sound that’s got them a Lizard King records deal.
• Sergeant 5-5.30pm
  Fife-based indie scallywags, looking to follow in the wake of highly comparable peers The View.
• The New York Fund 4.10-4.40pm
  Glaswegian-fronted, London-based country rock crew with Hold Steady and Modest Mouse supports under their belt.
• The Moth & the Mirror 3.20-3.50pm
  Dark, sensual alt pop outfit from Glasgow, led by one-time Arab Strap collaborator Stacey Sievwright.
• Chutes 2.30-3.00pm
  Racing, heartfelt Edinburgh indie rock band, with more than a smidgen of Joy Division about them.
• Cry Over Billionaires 1.40-2.10pm
  Epic alt.rock shapes from the capital. COB count At The Drive in and Broken Social scene among their influences.
• Attic Lights 12.50-1.20pm
  Teenage Fanclub-esque breezy West Coast country pop from Glasgow.
• Popup 12.00-12.30pm
  Glasgow’s Popup combine shambling indie and dialect-heavy vocals to great effect.

8 SUNDAY

Main Stage

• Snow Patrol 9.30-10.50pm
  Epic anthem-touting fivesome return for triumphant headlining slot after nearly a decade waiting in the wings.
• Scissor Sisters 7.45-8.55pm
  Expect crazy costumes and uber camp galore from this wacky NYC outfit.
• Kings of Leon 6.15-7.15pm
  Newly beardless Tennessee foursome easily on the best form of their career.
• The Fratellis 4.55-5.45pm
  Scotland’s most successful export since Franz return home.
• Paolo Nutini 3.40-4.25pm
  Ladies will swoon and grown men will cry at this Paisley chap’s acoustic musings.
• Goo Goo Dolls 2.30-3.10pm
  Legendary US trio who just recently celebrated their 20th anniversary.
• Avril Lavigne 1.25-2.00pm
  Lady with attitude still touting the best infectious punk pop around.
• The Cribs 12.25-12.55pm
  Wakefield three-piece famous for their magnificently chaotic live shows.

Radio 1/NME Stage

• Kasabian 9.40-10.50pm
  Big swaggering tune-touting quartet set to provide a storming Sunday finish.
• Interpol 8.10-9.10pm
  Gloomy New Yorkers are back with a third album which should knock Editors from their perch.
• Maximo Park 6.50-7.40pm
  Newcastle quintet renowned for their energetic, flashy light-filled live shows.
• Biffy Clyro 5.35-6.20pm
  In Puzzles this Scottish trio have released one of the albums of the year, and here is their chance to prove it.
• Mika 4.20-5.05pm
  Flamboyant singer/songwriter with his finger placed firmly on the pop pulse.
• Gossip 3.15-3.50pm
  Unmissable Arkansas three-piece boasting one of the finest vocalists around in Beth Ditto.
• The Twang 2.20-2.50pm
  Cliched Happy Mondays-alikes or the future of lad rock? You decide.
• The Pigeon Detectives 1.25-1.55pm
  Leeds-based indie fivesome apparently destined for big things.
• You Say Party! We Say Die! 12.35-1.00pm
  Canadian quintet who do a splendid trade in shouty dance-punk.

King Tut’s Tent

• Queens of the Stone Age 9.40-10.50pm
  They may be down one Nick Oliveri but Josh Homme and co still pack a punch live with new album Era Vulgaris.
• Editors 8.15-9.05pm
  Kitchens of Distinction copyists currently making a big splash in the mainstream.
• Jet 7-7.45pm
  Aussie foursome still touting their own blend of scruffy garage rock.
• Ocean Colour Scene 5.45-6.30pm
  It isn’t T if there’s isn’t an appearance from this retro Birmingham foursome.
• Enter Shikari 4.40-5.15pm
  Can this much talked about trance-metal act live up to the hype? You decide.
• Just Jack 3.40-4.15pm
  English rapper who makes music in a watered down Mike Skinner kind of way.
• The Bravery 2.35-3.10pm
  New York electro rock five-piece return with a new sound and new image.
• The Maccabees 1.40-2.10pm
  Brighton-based British indie tykes who have a way with infectious melodies.
• Union of Knives 12.45-1.15pm
  Highly acclaimed Glasgow trio boasting dark synths and terse riffs.
• The Hedrons 11.55-12.20pm
  Scotland’s finest all-girl rock band who just recently released a punchy debut album.

Pet Sounds Arena

• Damien Rice 9.50-10.50pm
  Irish folk singer returns to tout second album 9.
• Air 8.20-9.20pm
  Legendary French electronic music duo famous for their mesmerising shows.
• Tori Amos 7.05-7.50pm
  Eccentric but incredibly talented American musician is back with impressive new material.
• Badly Drawn Boy 5.50-6.35pm
  The beardy bloke in the woolly hat returns, promising a greatest hits set.
• Mark Lanegan and the Soulsavers 4.45-5.20pm
  This gravely-voiced singer and English production team are a match made in heaven. See why here.
• Brian Jonestown Massacre 3.45-4.15pm
  Fond of deranged psychedelic rock? Then look no further.
• The Dykeenies 2.45-3.15pm
  Dapper Cumbernauld indie outfit currently kicking up a storm on the underground.
• The Hold Steady 1.45-2.15pm
  Gritty, heartfelt tunes that are as much earthy suburban poetry as it is bar room stomp. Rock’n’roll doesn’t come much better than this.
• Malcolm Middleton 12.50-1.20pm
  Ex-Arab Strap chap comes up trumps with some wonderful solo material.
• The Metros 12.00-12.25pm
  Up and coming quintet influenced by Ian Dury and Squeeze among others.

Slam Tent

• Dave Clarke 9.30-11pm
  The baron of techno back where he belongs, closing T for another year.
• Hardfloor (live) 8.30-9.30pm
  German techno from the duo behind the timeless ‘Acperience’ (still a classic).
• Felix da Housecat 7.15-8.30pm
  The bespectacled DJ is a T veteran and Miss Kittin’s ‘partner’ in electro.
• Slam 6.15-7.15pm
  They own the Tent and bring it on home once again for more in the best of house and techno with a live set showcasing new album Human Response.
• Josh Wink 5-6.15pm
  Acid monsters and squealing 303s as we reach for a ‘Higher State of Consciousness’.
• Wu-Tang Clan (live) 4.15-5.00pm
  Legendary kings of hip hop.
• Tiga 3-4.15pm
  ‘Sunglasses at Night’ was one of the most irresistible calling cards on the electroclash scene.
• Booka Shade (live) 2-3pm
  Dark-warped house from these Get Physical signings.
• Digitalism (live) 1-2pm
  Future electronics with a Daft Punk edge.
• Andrew Weatherall 11.30-1pm
  Expect a plenty of leftfield surprises and a healthy dose of rockabilly and lo-fi.

Scottish Water Futures Stage

• The Sunshine Underground 10.20-10.50pm
  Leeds-based dance rock act currently riding the new rave wave
• The Holloways 9.20-9.50pm
  Scratchy, catchy indie from north London
• The Pipettes 8.20-8.50pm
  Expect choreographed dance routines and doo wop pop from this Brighton-based act.
• The Horrors 7.20-7.50pm
  Controversial gothic garage rockers bring their deranged sound to the Scottish countryside.
• Plan B 6.20-6.50pm
  Distinctive English rapper boasting dark lyrics and clipped beats.
• Shiny Toy Guns 5.20-5.50pm
  Soaring synth-pop from LA.
• The Rumble Strips 4.20-4.50pm
  Devon foursome who cater in sax and trombone-tinged indie rock.
• Jack Penate 3.25-3.55pm
  Up and coming singer/songwriter who does a mean trade in scruffy guitar pop.
• Switches 2.30-3.00pm
  Infectious indie foursome from Southend.
• Tokyo Police Club 1.35-2.00pm
  Canadian rock quartet famous for their visceral live performances.
• Justin Nozuka 12.45-1.10pm
  New Toronto-raised singer/songwriter with soul.
• The Milk Teeth 11.55-12.20pm
  Trio touting a 60s psych/surf garage rock mix.

T Break Stage

• Theatre Fall 10-10.30pm
  Indie/electro act from Inverness.
• Yashin 9.10-9.40pm
  Heavy rocking Glasgow fivesome.
• The Little Kicks 8.20-8.50pm
  Aberdeen-based indie quartet.
• Colin MacIntyre 7.30-8.00pm
  Ex-Mull Historical Society man continues to tout his solo material.
• The Law 6.40-7.10pm
  Another up and coming unsigned act with something to prove.
• Make Model 5.50-6.20pm
  Folk rock sixsome poised to release their debut single.
• Bricolage 5.00-5.30pm
  Libertines and Franz fans will love this arty angular indie pop from Glasgow.
• The Vivians 4.10-4.40pm
  Well dressed new wave quintet from Edinburgh.
• Tokyoblu 3.20-3.50pm
  Popular DJ duo who mix everything from electro to disco, house, soul and Latin beats.
• Over the Wall 2.30-3.00pm
  Wonky electronic-tinged guitar pop from this Scottish duo.
• Broken Records 1.40-2.10pm
  Stirring folk sounds from this Edinburgh sevensome.
• Figure 5 12.50-1.20pm
  Glasgow-based fivesome boasting big riffs and catchy melodies.
• Take a Worm for a Walk Week noon-12.30pm
  Relentless noise rock from Glasgow.