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

Friday 10th July

Main Stage

• KINGS OF LEON - The hirsute hornbags fillers finally get the headline slot
• FRANZ FERDINAND - TITP regulars are sure to get a receptive homecoming
• MAXIMO PARK - Watch out for front man Paul Smith’s infamous scissor kicks
• JAMES MORRISON - The English crooner kicks of the weekend’s proceedings

Radio1/NME Stage

• NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS - After rocking Glasto its our turn for Cave’s growl and croon
• YEAH YEAH YEAH'S - Karen O and co bring their unique blend of art/indie/electro rock
• IDLEWILD - Edinburgh's own long running band are back in support of new album
• THE MARS VOLTA - Tripped out latinprogdiscorock genius from Cedric and pals

King Tut's Wah Wah Tent

• THE VIEW - Dundee’s most raucous indie janglers delight as always
• THE COURTEENERS - Festival friendly indie from the Manc four piece
• JAMIE T - See our First Word article for more on JT
• EDWYN COLLINS - Fully recovered and back in his homeland to celebrate
• THE MACCABEES - A serious contender for most distinctive voice of the weekend

Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures Stage

• CRYSTAL CASTLES
• THE TWANG
• GO AUDIO
• CAMERA OBSCURA
• VAGABOND
• WILL & THE PEOPLE
• SAVING AIMEE

T Break Stage

• MING MING AND THE CHING CHINGS
• DEAD BOY ROBOTICS
• THE PHANTOM BAND
• PEARL & THE PUPPETS
• THE TEMPER TRAP
• MAPLE LEAVES - Australian rockers are bringing their atmospheric noises to the fields of Balado
• HOMEWORK

Saturday 11th July

Main Stage

• THE KILLERS - Vocabulary-mangling, arena-straddling, U2-worshipping crowdpleasers
• RAZORLIGHT - The old drummer wrote their best songs, you know
• THE SPECIALS - Recently reunited and still-vibrant 2-tone gang
• JAMES - Dependable veterans of mainstream UK indie’s last two decades
• PAOLO NUTINI - Sandpaper-voiced Paisley singer-songwriter turned heritage troubadour
• LADY GAGA - How do you ake Lady Gaga cry? Poker Face
• CALVIN HARRIS - Dumfries’ own super-producer to the stars, fresh from helping make Dizzee massive
• BJORN AGAIN - Tribute japes, because everyone likes Abba. Right?

Radio1/NME Stage

• NINE INCH NAILS - Trent Reznor’s industrial titans promise a gloomy end to the day
• JANE'S ADDICTION - Farrell, Navarro and co are the first of two American alternative icons
• THE TING TING'S - Universally appreciated shout-pop duo from Manchester
• KATY PERRY - Glamorous faux-lesbian from California will keep the kids entertained
• WHITE LIES - Deserving London-based successors to the sound of Editors and Interpol
• STARSAILOR - Gone on, ask James Walsh to tell us a Phil Spector story
• YOU ME AT SIX - Youthful and intensely mainstream pop-punks from Surrey
• THE HORRORS - Young goth crew recently turned krautrock Echo and the Bunnymen
• THAT PETROL EMOTION - Former Undertones John and Damian O’Neill former their 80s indie outfit

King Tut's Wah Wah Tent

• MANIC STREET PREACHERS - Eternally dependable live exponents of stadium angst
• GLASVEGAS - Glasgow’s (most recent) finest should own this festival for an hour
• JASON MRAZ - Chirpy Virginian singer-songwriter beloved of backpackers
• FOALS - One part fellow Oxfordites Radiohead and two parts post-punk
• FRIENDLY FIRES - Sensational young electro-indie bunch from St Albans
• NOISETTES - Garage rockers turned ‘Don’t Upset the Rhythm’-essaying pop group
• IGLU & HARTLY - Tops-off Californirock galoots. Utterly beyond parody
• M83 - Gorgeous French electro in the vein of sometime tourmates Depeche Mode
• MUMFORD AND SONS - Quirky London folk-poppers of the same vintage as Laura Marling

Slam Tent

• 21:30–23.00 - 2 MANY DJ's - The always-great DJing wing of Soulwax’ Dewaele brothers
• 20:10–21:30 - FELIX DA HOUSECAT - The Chicago house icon and inventor of electroclash endures
• 19:10–20:10 - GREEN VELVET (live) - Curtis Jones, aka Cajmere, continues the electro theme
• 17:55–19:10 - SLAM - Glasgow’s own house-playing curators of this very tent
• 16:45–17:55 - LAURENT GARNIER (live) - The French house producer and DJ is a safe pair of hands
• 15:25–16:45 - MR SCRUFF - Tea-loving, genre-splicing Ninja Tune alumnus
• 14:45–15:25 - BEARDYMAN (live) - Go-to beatboxer of choice for the UK’s dance community
• 13:15–14:45 - CLAUDE VON STROKE - New generation Detroit producer whose name is on Fabric’s latest compilation
• 11:30–13:15 - SILICONE SOUL - House and techno stalwarts of Glasgow’s Soma label

Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures Stage

• FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE - Glasto-slaying, headed for greatness Kate Bush impersonator
• OF MONTREAL - Eccentric but summery baroque pop outfit from Athens, Georgia
• TWIN ATLANTIC - Magic rock acolytes from Glasgow
• METRONOMY - Devon-formed specialists in arch electro-indie
• FIGHT LIKE APES - Fun if self-consciously odd Dublin noise-pop delegation
• THE VIRGINS - New York janglers whose CV includes soundtracking an entire Gossip Girl episode
• DINOSAUR PILE UP - Young Leeds rockers, themselves inspired by seeing Foo Fighters at T
• THE HOURS - Epic indie, fronted by Robbie Williams’ ex-flatmate.
• DELPHIC - Hacienda-influenced Manc entourage, like Orbital with lyrics.
• MY PASSION - Noisy, made-up emo lads from London
• LADY LYKEZ - Brand new grime MC from London with a Missy Elliot influence

T Break Stage

• PUNCH AND THE APOSTLES - Horn-abetted, jazz-punk individualists of the Scottish scene
• TRAPPED IN KANSAS - Earnest indie in the tradition of FatCat Records’ Scots contingent
• BRONTO SKYLIFT - Meat and potatoes old-school rock from Glasgow
• 1990'S - Power trio from Glasgow, formerly of The Yummy Fur
• WALLIS BIRD - Pleasant singer-songwriter shapes from the Irish lass
• HIP PARADE - Perma-touring Glaswegian runners-up in the Orange Unsigned contest
• HEALTHY MINDS COLLAPSE - Scots classic rock group managed by Elton John’s 21st Artists
• PRISCILLA AHN - Jools Holland-endorsed US singer-songwriter on Blue Note
• JILL JACKSON - Former Speedway rocker turned plaid-wearing country gal
• SUCIOPERRO - The day job of Marmaduke Duke’s JP Reid
• THE FRENCH QUARTER - Gentle indie from Stirling, with a fondness for instrumentals
• MIKE NISBET - Chamber pop from Glasgow by way of Oban
• GONG FEI - Shouty alternative rockers from Dundee

BBC Introducing...

• TELEGRAPHS - Angular Brightonian rock with an emo edge
• BROKEN RECORDS - NME-approved pop orchestra, like a Caledonian Arcade Fire
• CAT HOUSE - Excellent Essex-bred fusion of New Romantic and house
• ANSWERING MACHINE - Jangling, joyous beat-pop meets stadium rock
• YOUNG FATHERS - Edinburgh’s own pop-focused hip hop trio
• the locals - Back to the 60s with this Who-like Blackpool crowd
• UNICORN KID - Lone electronic pop artist from Leith, now receiving widespread attention
• THE LAW - Dundonian Britpop throwbacks and contemporaries of The View
• MY LUMINARIES - Resonant indie-rock in the style of Editors or Doves
• LOWKEY - Kareem Dennis, Iraqi-English rapper and poet, and member of Mongrel
• ORPHANS & VANDALS CANCELLED - Beautiful, mournful kitchen sink storytelling from London
• ALEX GARDNER

Sunday 12th July

Main Stage

• BLUR - Reformed Britpopers continue their attack on the festival scene
• SNOW PATROL - A safe bet for a mammoth sized sing-a-long
• ELBOW - Continuing their run of a success and finally making it to the main stage
• BLOC PARTY -
• THE SCRIPT - Polished pop rock, perfectly suited to their Sunday afternoon slot
• SEASICK STEVE - The Californian traveller and former busker makes his way to Kinross
• SQUEEZE - Very ‘Cool for Cats’ and still going strong 30 years on
• PARSONAGE CHOIR - Scotland’s very own multi-member country/folk choir

Radio1/NME Stage

• KEANE - The Piano heavy rockers make a welcome return, with a guitar too!
• PENDULUM - Australia’s drum and bass masters are back to T for the second year running
• LILY ALLEN - The charming Miss Allen continues her world-wide festival blitz in Scotland
• DOVES - Soft rocking, crowd pleasing aplenty
• EAGLES OF DEATH METAL - Not quite as the name would suggest but good honest rock from Josh Homme’s ‘other band’
• THE GAME - Hip hop heavy weight arrives in style, pass my PIMP stick
• THE DYKEENIES - Glasgow trash rockers give it some
• THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM - Most excellent Springsteen endorsed New Jersey punk rock outfit
• IN CASE OF FIRE - Rampant noise from uptight boys

King Tut's Wah Wah Tent

• MOGWAI - A welcome return to T for the post rock pioneers
• PET SHOP BOYS - Long standing dance pop genius
• TV ON THE RADIO - The Brooklyn band arrive with their unusual blend of jazz/rock/electro
• PETER DOHERTY - The infamous tabloid prince reinvented as charming troubadour
• REGINA SPEKTOR - Russian born/New York raised singer-songwriter returns with piano and blissful voice in check
• THE SATURDAYS - Preening pop quintet bring some lipgloss thrills to bear on Tut’s
• DANIEL MERRIWEATHER - Big lunged crooner who sing on Mark Ronson’s ‘Stop Me’ last year now going it alone
• GARY GO - Pop tart just off the recent Take That tour
• CAROLINA LIAR - Alt. rock from the mainly Swedish band, with the exception of American front man Chad Wolf

Slam Tent

• 21:30–23.00 - JEFF MILLS - The original master of techno minimalism reigns supreme once more
• 20:10–21:30 - DAVE CLARKE - Techno is eternally in debt to this master decknician
• 19:10–20:10 - SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO (live) - The innovative English boffin production duo/DJ team do it live
• 17:45–19:10 - BOYS NOIZE - Rampant party electronica from this regular visitor to Scotland
• 16:45–17:45 - THE STREETS (live) - Mike Skinner brings his bovver boy haikus to T
• 15:30–16:45 - TIGA - Supreme purveyor of prime electroclash really is called Tiga by his mum
• 14:15–15:30 - BEN SIMS - Cunning three-deck sorcery from this London techno turntablist
• 13:15–14:15 - JORIS VOORN (live) - Slinky tech-dub funk from this Dutch master
• 11:30–13:30 - FUNK D VOID - Soma’s much loved crown prince of electronic soul

Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures Stage

• AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT - Well deserved headline slot from these Californian rockers
• LADYHAWKE - Creative Kiwi is bringing back 80s electro in style
• JACK PENATE - Moving on from his indie rock roots seems to be paying off
• PATRICK WOLF - Could this be third time lucky for this quirky eccentric?
• LITTLE BOOTS - Hotly tipped electro pop from Lanacshire lass Victoria Hesketh
• PASSION PIT - Electro rock from these American newcomers
• HOCKEY - Having been compared to the likes of The Strokes, this dance punk outfit may have something to prove
• VV BROWN - Finely coiffured retro pop soul singer makes her T debut
• GENERAL FIASCO - Excellent, boisterous indie rock trio from Belfast
• THE AUTEUR - Quality indie power pop
• THE TUNICS - Scurrilous English indie rock troupe

T Break Stage

• MY COUSIN I BID YOU FAREWELL - Noting Fleetwood Mac as an influence this young Scots band are aiming to make credible pop music
• BROTHER LOUIS COLLECTIVE - Another Scottish band hoping to make an impact this year
• LITTLE ESKIMOS - Claiming to thrive on the energy of a live show, these young Scots are bound to be delighted with their first T Break
• TOMMY REILLY - Orange Unsigned Act winner makes TITP debut
• WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS - Scotland’s future beacons of rock are sure to make themselves heard this year
• IAIN ARCHER - Excellent heartbroken songwriter and sometime comedian
• THE BIG PINK - London duo showcase their 90s inspired shoegaze goes disco vibe
• CASSIDY - Harmonious quartet playing dextrous feelgood acoustica
• PULLED APART BY HORSES - Confrontational Leeds rockers who repulse and intrigue in equal measure
• PAPER PLANES - Alt. Country boys hailing from Long Beach California
• TANGO IN THE ATTIC - Garage pop from Glenrothes
• BARN OWL - Young Glasgow five piece with a quirky sense of humour
• G1FT - More emerging Scottish talent to kick off the day

BBC Introducing…

• DANANANANAYKROYD - Top quality ‘fight pop’ from cracking Glasgow crew
• SEAL CUB CLUBBING CLUB - Tongue in cheek indie spods from the Wirral
• HITCHCOCK - Dapper but grimy dub/electro/rock duo
• MILK KAN - Cheeky English hip hop punks who cite Jesus, Dolly Parton and Susan Boyle in their tunes
• ALTO ELITE - Pop prodigies signed to King Tut’s `Recordings
• DECIMALS - Boisterous, vocal electro turns
• DALLY KING - Globe-straddling R&B and hip hop newcomer
• ERZA BANG - Mighty electroclash magic
• TWILIGHT SAD - Mesmeric rocker few do big, sad and beautiful this well
• LENI WARD - Entrancing acapellas in the spirit of Lamb or Bjork
• FINDO GASK - Rock meets electronica uptown in succinct stylee