ail the way from sunny Glasgow.
I V-2 Schneider 9.10-9.40pm Edinburgh-based melodic indie ianglers. with a spacey. atmospheric edge.
I Down The Tiny Steps 8.20-8.50pm
Fresh fun Glasgow folk poppers. Iike the Beta Band. on less drugs. Broadly speaking.
I Amy MacDonald 7.30-8.00pm Glasgow indie rock chanteuse currently receiving a full—scale major label push.
I The Haze 8.40-7.10pm
lnoie rock with swagger. informed by all the classics: The Doors. Led Zeppelin. The Who etc.
I Drive-By Argument 5.50-6.20pm Ayrshire based quintet with a sharp. heaw guitar and syntli sound that's got them a Lizard King records deal.
I Sergeant 5—5.30pm
Fife-based indie scallywags. looking to follow in the wake of highly comparable peers The View.
I The New York Fund 4.10-4.40pm Glaswegianfronted. London-l_)ased country rock crew wrth Hold Steady and Modest Mouse supports under their belt. I The Moth 8: the Mirror 3.20-3.50pm
Dark. sensual alt pop outfit from Glasgow. led by one-time Arab Strap collaborator Stacey Sl(?\".-‘./.'lghi.
I Chutes 2.30-3.00pm
Racing. heartfelt Edinburgh indi 3 rock band. With more Il‘étll a smidgen of Joy Division about them.
I Cry Over Billionaires 1.40-2.10pm
Epic altrock shapes from the capital. COB count At The Drl‘. e in and Broken Social scene among their influences.
I Attic Lights 12.50-1.20pm Teenage Fanclub--esque breezy West Coast country pop from Glasgow.
I Popup 12.00-12.30pm
Glasgow's Popup combine shambling indie and dialect-heavy vocals to great effect.
MAIN STAGE
I Snow Patrol 9.30-10.50pm Epic anthem—totiting fivesome return for triumphant near lining slot after nearly a decade waiting in the wings.
I Scissor Sisters 7.45-8.55pm Expect cra/y costumes and uber camp galore from this wacky NYC outfit.
I Kings of Leon 6.15-7.15pm Newly beardless Tennessee foursome easily on the best forn‘. of their career. I The Fratellis 4.55-5.45pm Scotland's most successful export since Fran/ return home.
I Paolo Nutini 3.40-4.25pm Ladies wrll swoon and grown men wrll cry at this Parsley chap's acoustic musings. I Goo Goo Dolls 2.30—3.10pm Legendary US trio who gust recently celebrated their 20th anniversary.
I Avril Lavigne 1.25-2.00pm Lady wrth attitude still touting the best infectious punk pop around.
I The Cribs 12.25-12.55pm Wakefield three-piece famous for therr magnificently chaotic live shows.
RADIO 1/NME STAGE
I Kasabian 9.40-10.50pm
Big swaggering tune~toutrng quartet set to provide a storming Sunday finish.
I Interpol 8.10-9.10pm
Gloomy New Yorkers are back with a third album which should knock Editors from their perch.
I Maximo Park 6.50—7.40pm Newcastle quintet renowned for their energetic. flashy light—filled live shows.
I Bifly Clyro 5.35-6.20pm
In Pow/es this Scottish the have released one of the albums of the year. and here is their chance to prove :t.
I Mika 4.20-5.05pm
Flamboyant singer songwriter wrth his finger placed firmly on the pop pulse.
I Gossip 3.15-3.50pm Unmissable Arkansas three—piece boasting one of the finest vocalists around in Beth Ditto.
I The Wang 2.20-2.50pn Cliched Happy Mondays-alikes or the future of lad rock? You decide.
I The Pigeon Detectives
1 .25-1 .55pm
Leeds—based indie fivesome apparently destined for big things.
I 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
I Queens of the Stone Age 9.40-10.50pm
They may be down one Nick Oliveri but Josh Homrne and co still pack a punch live wrth new album Era Vulgar/s.
I Editors 8.15-9.05pm
Kitchens of Distinction copyists currently making a big splash in the mainstream. I Jet 7-7.45pm
Aussie foursome still touting their own blend of scruffy garage rock.
I Ocean Colour Scene 5.45-6.30pm
It isn't T if there's isn't an appearance from this retro Birmingham foursome.
I Enter Shikari 4.40-5.15pm
Can this much talked about trance—metal act live up to the hype? You decide.
I Just Jack 3.40-4.15pm
English rapper who makes music in a watered down Mike Skinner kind of way. I The Bravery 2.354.10pm
New York electro rock five—piece return with a new sound and new image.
I The Maccabees 1.40-2.10pm Brighton—based British indie tykes who have a way with infectious melodies.
I Union of Knives 12.45-1.15pm Higth acclaimed Glasgow trio boasting dark synths and terse riffs.
I The Hedrons 1 1.55-12.20pm Scotland's finest all—girl rock band who jUSi recently released a punchy debut album.
PET SOUNDS ARENA
I Damien Rice 9.50—10.50pm
Irish folk singer returns to tout second album 9.
I Air 8.20-9.20pm
Legendary French electronic music duo famous for their mesmerising shows.
I Tori Amos 7.05-7.50pm
Eccentric but incrediny talented American musrcian is back With impressive new material.
I Badly Drawn Boy 5.50—6.35pm The beardy bloke in the woolly hat returns. promising a greatest hits set.
I 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.
I Brian Jonestown Massacre 3.45-4.15pm
Fond of deranged psychedelic rock? Then look no further.
I The Dykeenies 2.45—3.15pm Dapper Curnbernauld indie outfit currently kicking up a storm on the undergrOLind. I The Hold Steady 1.45-2.15pm Gritty. heartfelt tunes that are as much earthy suburban poetry as it is bar room stomp. Rock'ri'roll doesn't come much better than this.
I Malcolm Middleton
1 2.50-1 .20pm
Ex—Arab Strap chap comes up trumps With some wonderful solo material.
I The Metros 12.00-12.25pm
Up and coming quintet influenced by Ian Dury and Squeeze among others.
SLAM TENT
I Dave Clarke 9.30-1 1 pm
The baron of techno back where he belongs. closing T for another year.
I Hardfloor (live) 8.30-9.30pm German techno from the duo behind the timeless ‘Acoerience' (still a classic).
I Felix da Housecat 7.15-8.30pm The bespectacled DJ is a T veteran and Miss Kittin's ‘partner' in electro.
I Slam 6.15-7.15pm
They own the Tent and bring it on home once agarn for more in the best of house and techno With a live set showcasing new album Human Response.
Kings of Leon play the Main Stage, 6.15pm Sun
IN “IE
I Josh Wink 5-6.15pm
Acid monsters and soiiealing 1303s as we reach for a 'Higher State of Conscrousness'.
I Wu-Tang Clan (live) 4.1M.00pm Legendary kings of hip hop.
I Tiga 34.15pm
“Sunglasses at Night' was one of the most irresistible calling cards on the electroclash scene.
I Booka Shade (live) 2-3pm Dark-warped house from these Get Physical signings.
I Digitalism (live) 1-2pm
Future electronics with a Daft Punk edge. I Andrew Weatherall 1 1 .30-1 pm Expect a plenty of leftfield surprises and a healthy dose of rockabilly and lo---fi.
SCOTTISH WATER FUTURES STAGE
I The Sunshine Underground
1 0.20-1 0.50pm
Leeds—based dance rock act currently riding the new rave wave
I The Holloways 9.20-9.50pm Scratchy. catchy indie from north London I The Pipettes 8.20-8.50pm Expect choreographed dance routines and doo wop pop from this Brighton—based act.
I The Horrors 7.20-7.50pm Controversial gothic garage rockers bring their deranged sound to the Scottish countrySIde.
I Plan B 6.20-6.50pm
Distinctive English rapper boasting dark lyrics and clipped beats.
I Shiny Toy Guns 5.20—5.50pm Soaring synth—pop from LA.
I The Humble Strips 4.20-4.50pm
Devon foursome who cater in sax and tromboiie—tinged indie rock.
I Jack Penate 3.25-3.55pm
Up and coming singer songwriter who does a mean trade in scruffy guitar pop. I Switches 2.30-3.00pm
Infectious indie foursome from Southend. I Tokyo Police Club 1.35-2.00pm Canadian rock quartet famous for their Visceral live performances.
I Justin Nozuka 12.45-1.10pm New Toronto—raised singer songwriter with soul.
I The Milk Teeth 1 1.55—12.20pm Trio touting a (30s psych surf garage rock
T BREAK STAGE
I Theatre Fall 10-10.30pm
Indie electro act from lnyerness.
I Yashin 9.10—9.40pm
Heavy rocking Glasgow fivesome.
I The Little Kicks 8.20-8.50pm Aberdeen-based indie quartet.
I Colin Maclntyre 7.30-8.00pm Ex—Mull Historical Society man continues to tout his solo material.
I The Law 6.40-7.10pm
Another up and coming unsigned act with something to prove.
I Make Model 5.50-6.20pm
Folk rock sixsome pOised to release their debut single,
I Bricolage 5.00-5.30pm Libertines and Fran/ fans WI” love this arty angular indie pop from Glasgow.
I The Vivians 4.10-4.40pm
Well dressed new wave quintet from Edinburgh.
I Tokyoblu 3.204.50pm
Popular DJ duo who mix everything from electro to disco, house. soul and Latin beats.
I Over the Wall 2.304.00pm Wonky electronic —tinged guitar pop from this Scottish duo.
I Broken Records 1.40-2.10pm Stirring folk sounds from this Edinburgh sevensome.
I Figure 5 12.50-1.20pm Glasgow-based fivesome boasting big riffs and catchy melodies.
I Take a Worm for a Walk Week noon-12.30pm
Relentless noise rock from Glasgow.
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