T in the Park 2009: Running order
If you're heading to Balado this weekend you'll want to see this - the full running order for Scotland's mightiest music festival. Please note that the running order is subject to change, so we'll try to keep it as up to date as possible.
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 MongrelORPHANS & 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
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