MY BLOODY VALENTINE CONFIRMED FOR T IN THE PARK’S 20th YEAR

MY BLOODY VALENTINE CONFIRMED FOR T IN THE PARK’S 20th YEAR
TRASH TALK, FIDLAR AND THE VIRGINMARYS ALSO ADDED TO THE BILL
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With a rapidly growing international line-up of chart-toppers, Grammy winners, pioneering trailblazers and rising stars, T in the Park is shaping up to be one of the biggest weekends of the summer, and festival organisers DF Concerts and founding partner Tennent’s Lager have today announced more top acts for the 20th year celebrations. My Bloody Valentine, Trash Talk, FIDLAR and The Virginmarys are the latest artists to join the T in the Park bill, and will be performing in Kinross over 12th – 14th July.

The hugely influential My Bloody Valentine will make their T in the Park debut this July, in what’s sure to be a very special moment at the festival’s 20th year celebrations. Their much revered debut album Isn’t Anything and their iconic second release Loveless earned the band a devoted following and global critical acclaim. Their long awaited third album m b v has been 22 years in the making, and when they released it on their website in February, demand from fans was so phenomenal it caused the site to crash within minutes. An exhilarating live act, they’ll showcase their highly acclaimed new material as well as classics such as You Made Me Realise and Only Shallow from their much loved back catalogue.

Sacramento punk group Trash Talk take their influence from American hardcore and speed metal. The group’s steady touring has won them a rapidly growing fan base, and support slots with Odd Future (OFWGKTA) raised their profile even further. They’re guaranteed to deliver a stand out set at T in the Park.

Also making the trip to Scotland from the sunshine state will be punk outfit FIDLAR. The LA four-piece released their eponymous debut album in January, receiving much acclaim for their collection of frenetic, fuzzed out, west coast punk tracks. They caused a stir with their slot at this year’s SXSW, and if past performances are anything to go by, they’re sure to put on a blistering set at T in the Park this July.

Macclesfield’s The Virginmarys were another buzz band in Austin last month. Their blend of punk, grunge and rock ‘n’ roll influences has already landed them an iTunes single of the week both in the UK and US. Their debut album King of Conflict has won the band plaudits from across the globe, as well as an impressive international fan base, with Slash famously declaring himself a fan, and their set at T in the Park is not to be missed.

Over 85,000 festival-goers per day will descend on Kinross over 12th – 14th July for the 20th year of T in the Park, which will feature performances by some of the hottest acts on the planet, including headliners Mumford & Sons, Rihanna and The Killers, plus Stereophonics, Kraftwerk, Beady Eye, Foals, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Phoenix, The Courteeners, Frightened Rabbit, Twin Atlantic, The View, Editors, Frank Turner, Ocean Colour Scene, Imagine Dragons, Local Natives, The 1975, Palma Violets, Peace, The Strypes, British Sea Power, plus many more still to be announced.

Fans can guarantee they’re part of the 20th year of T in the Park by getting their tickets now from www.tinthepark.com or www.ticketmaster.co.uk or by calling 08444 999 990. Experience the 20th year of T in the Park and join 85,000 music lovers per day as part of the greatest audience in the world this July. Boutique camping options in The Residence are also available for those looking for luxury living at T in the Park – check out www.theresidenceexperience.co.uk


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Ticket type Price (all subject to booking fee)
Friday day ticket £75
Saturday day ticket £82.50
Sunday day ticket £82.50
Weekend (no camping) £184
Weekend and Camping £194
Thursday Weekend and Camping An additional £11 to the Weekend and Camping price

T IN THE PARK 2013: ARTISTS ANNOUNCED SO FAR
ARTISTS OVER THE WEEKEND: Adam Beyer | alt-J | Azealia Banks | Bastille | Beady Eye | Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann (b2b) | British Sea Power | Calvin Harris | Chase and Status | CHVRCHES | Claude VonStroke | The Courteeners | Daughter | David Guetta | Deacon Blue | Disclosure | Dizzee Rascal | DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter & Mark Farina (b2b) | Earl Sweatshirt | Eats Everything | Editors | Emeli Sandé | Everything Everything | Fidlar | FOALS | Frank Ocean | Frank Turner | The Fratellis | Frightened Rabbit | Haim | The Heavy | Hot Natured | Imagine Dragons | Jackmaster | Jake Bugg | Joy Orbison | Kendrick Lamar | The Killers | Kraftwerk | Labrinth | Laurent Garnier | Lewis Watson | Local Natives | Lucy Rose | The Lumineers | Miles Kane | Modest Mouse | Modestep | Mumford & Sons | My Bloody Valentine | Nina Kraviz | Nina Nesbitt | Noah and the Whale | Ocean Colour Scene | Of Monsters and Men | The Original Rudeboys | Palma Violets | Paloma Faith | Peace | Phoenix | The Proclaimers | Richie Hawtin | Rihanna | Rita Ora | Rudimental | The Script | Seth Troxler | Silicone Soul | Slam | Sons & Lovers | Stereophonics | The Strypes | Swim Deep | Theme Park | Tom Odell | Trash Talk | Tribes | Twin Atlantic | Two Door Cinema Club | Tyler the Creator | The View | Villagers | The Virginmarys | Yeah Yeah Yeahs | The 1975 | with many more to be announced…

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