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Jay-Z crowned king of Kinross-shire

HIP-HOP legend Jay-Z underlined his reputation as modern-day music royalty during a masterful performance on the final day of T in the Park.Read

Proclaimer twins a little ray of sunshine on Balado

THERE’S nothing like a good old sing-along to raise morale.Read

Stroke of luck for T in the Park

AMERICAN rockers The Strokes are the latest addition to this year’s impressive T in the Park line-up.Read

Dizzee Rascal puts T in the Park in a spin

MUSIC fans went Bonkers for Dizzee Rascal during his Sunday set on T in the Park’s main stage.Read

Pop princess Diana Vickers sparkles in Balado

BUDDING pop princess Diana Vickers doesn’t seem like the type of girl to readily blow her own trumpet.Read

Chipmunk's chatter entertains at T

SOAKED rising rap star Chipmunk braved the elements to open T in the Park’s main stage on Saturday lunchtime.Read

T in the Park gets green light from Perth and Kinross Council

MUSIC bosses have pledged to make this year’s T in the Park “one of the best ever”.Read

Ad ban could threaten T in the Park

PLANS for a ban on booze adverts have come under fire from T in the Park fan Murdo Fraser MSP.Read

Muse looking to next year's T in the Park?

SPACEAGE rockers Muse (left) have dropped a hint that they could be blazing a vapour trail to the Perth area in the near future.Read

Sounding off at the Balado band feast

ANYONE who says there was nothing worth seeing at T in the Park should give up on live music now!Read

Traditional music - 21st century style

T in the Park was a wonderful festival, with so many tremendous acts at the top of the music tree playing across the Balado site.Read

Happy and relaxed - sums it up to a T

ORGANISERS of the 16th T in the Park which brought 85,000 festival-goers to Balado last weekend rated it as one of the most relaxed and happy in the event’s history.Read

Such a perfect day – as confirmed by Elbow set

THE Balado clouds cleared just in time for Mercury Album of the Year 2008 winners Elbow to go main stage on Sunday afternoon – a fact which did not go unnoticed by frontman Guy Garvey, declaring T in the Park as “the perfect festival”.Read

Band need to move on to get anywhere with music

THE ‘Tent Full’ sign went up at King Tut’s for Scotland’s band-of-the-moment, Glasvegas, who had taken T in the Park by storm last year, when this reviewer had managed to squeeze in to the Futures tent to be blown away by this fresh sound from James Allan and co.Read

Lady Ga Ga is astounding on the piano!

THE raunchy New Yorker may have teetered over the brink of decency to her eyes-wide-open hordes of lustful admirers on a warm Saturday afternoon, but those in the massive audience able to see this performer in the cold light of day – ie females ‘of a certain age’ – did get glimpses into the blond bombshell’s talent as a singer and musician!Read

Witch-like Flo was just magic

FLORENCE and the Machine showed other T in the Park headliners the way forward during a whirl-wind set that will be remembered long after spectators' hangovers have cleared.Read

New Scots heroes French Quarter sparkle among Balado’s big stars

TILLICOULTRY’S finest The French Quarter showed there’s more to T in the Park than blockbuster big names during an impressive set on Saturday.Read

Katy lays on strawberry T

FEISTY pop princess Katy Perry sent hearts a-flutter during a sun-baked set at Balado on Saturday.Read

Karen O goes down a bomb

ROCKERS the Yeah Yeah Yeahs indulged in a spot of tartan tourism whilst in Balado but nobody was left complaining about a lack of variety in the shortbread tin.Read

Manics back after decade of absence

FOLLOWING an astonishing set by Glasvegas would’ve been a tall order for most bands, but it was a feat the Manic Street Preachers made look easy.Read

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