T in the Park 2010

T in the Park 2010 was a three-day music festival, which was held from 8 July 2010 to 11 July 2010 in Balado, Perth and Kinross, Scotland as seventeenth edition of T in the Park. Headlining acted Kasabian, Muse and Eminem. Tickets for the event, which were offered on 26 February 2010 for sale were sold within ninety minutes.

Tickets

Similar to previous years were early bird tickets shortly after the completion of T in the Park 2009, dated 14 July 2009 to the following Sunday, for sale. Tickets remained on sale until the following Sunday The program included 180 artists and bands on eleven stages. Another ticket sales took place from December 4, 2009, the Festival tickets were offered at 2009 prices.

Tickets at the normal price came on February 26, 2010 in the sale and were sold out already that morning. The festival campsite has been extended to 5,000 spaces, although there was no increase in visitor numbers. The campsite was also as planned, already open on the Thursday before the event in order to reduce congestion at the arrival to the festival. One last batch of tickets came on June 4, 2010 in the sale and were sold out within five hours.

Program and Contributors

In an interview with the Perthshire Advertiser of 8 September 2009 mentioned Matthew Bellamy of Muse, they play at the festival in 2010 and said " I'm sure we'll be trying to get something, maybe T in the Park or maybe something else ". ( In about: "I 'm sure we will try something, maybe to get T in the Park or maybe something else "). In the same month, in an interview with the Daily Record, Kasabian remarked also, they would headline the T in the Park 2010 festival and would still be interested in a gig in Glasgow's SECC on November 12, 2009. Kasabian were the first headlining the festival on 3 December 2009 confirmed.

At a launch party on February 23, 2010, with subsequent appearance details of the festival were known. Muse and Eminem have been confirmed as headliners for the first and second day, and Kasabian as headliners for the last night. The T in the Park 2010 Festival was the first festival performance since 2001 and its debut at T in the Park for Eminem. On 9 March 2010 more bands have been announced as The Black Eyed Peas, The Prodigy and Madness were confirmed 1/New Musical Express stage for Friday, Saturday and Sunday as the headliner of the radio. Ten other artists, darunten Groove Armada and Sven Väth, were announced on March 23. On 14 April, the organizers confirmed the program for the Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures Stage, including special " guests of honor ", and the headliners Echo & The Bunnymen, Julian Casablancas and Ash. More bands have been announced by the festival's Twitter page.

  • The Prodigy
  • 30 Seconds to Mars
  • The Courteeners
  • The Black Keys
  • Shed Seven
  • Joshua Radin
  • The Sunshine Underground
  • Local Natives
  • Young Fathers
  • Airship
  • Real Dolls
  • Hip Parade
  • Maxsta
  • Lily McKenzie
  • Admiral Fallow
  • Cattle and Cane
  • Gold sounds
  • JKLMNO
  • Lou Hickey
  • Aerials Up
  • Arp Attack
  • Blitzkids
  • Silver Columns
  • Smiler
  • Profisee
  • Liam Bailey
  • The Arcadian Kicks
  • Jake Flowers
  • Fixers
  • North Atlantic Oscillation
  • Lel Palfrey
  • Greg Wilson
  • A Skillz vs Krafty Kuts
  • Kissy Sell Out
  • Mikey Inglis
  • Craig Smith
  • Horse Meat Disco
  • Greco Roman Sound System
  • MJ Cole
  • Phil Lamb
  • Gareth Sommerville
  • The Revenge
  • Maurice Fulton
  • Jaymo & Andy George

Other performances that took place throughout the weekend on the T -Break stage had, Unicorn Kid, Pearl and the Puppets, Alex Gardner, Twisted Wheel, Matthew P, White Belt Yellow Tag, Sparrow & the Workshop, The Boy Who Trapped the Sun, Kid Adrift, astral Planes, Eliza Doolittle, A band Called Quinn, Midnight Lion, Be Like Pablo, French Wives, Fridge Magnets, Kitty the Lion, Kobi Onyame, Light Guides, Make Sparks, Mitchell Museum, mop, Night Noise Team, Stanley Odd, The Draymin, The Ray Summers, The Seventeenth Century, Three Blind Wolves, Washington Irving and Hearts Under Fire. Wolfmother were originally planned for the radio 1/NME-Bühne on Saturday, but said health reasons ab.John Mayer said due to unforeseen circumstances the planned appearance on the main stage on Sunday. Drake was also on the program of the Red Bull Bedroom Jam Futures Stage, but said because of his sick mother from ill.

Film Production

The feature film Rock in the Park was shot live at the T in the Park 2010. The film tells the story of the lead singers of the (fictitious) band - played by Luke Treadaway and Natalia Tena - that are tied together in front of her performances handcuffed together. The film features brief appearances by various artists and bands of the festival 2010: Paolo Nutini, Biffy Clyro, The Proclaimers, Calvin Harris, Paloma Faith, Newton Faulkner ( of a cameo appearance has ), Al Green, Jo Mango ( also has einenKurzauftritthat ), Heather Suttie, Kassidy and The View.

Five days was filmed at the festival in 2010 for Rock im Park. When the film was shot on location, the cast and crew had to constantly react to their environment and the performances. The cast and crew camped backstage at the festival site. The film was cut done daily after filming for the day, because the scenes were not able to be re- turned after the festival has ended. Director David Mackenzie, said one of the reasons for the occupation of the main roles was the musical experience of Treadaway as well Tena. Two of the songs in the film were Treadaway and Tena written.

Transport

DF Concerts ( T in the Park promoter ) signed a new £ 3 million contract with Scottish Citylink to continue its role as the official transport provider (since 2000) by the year 2015.

Aiden Proctor, commercial director for Scottish Citylink, said: " T in the Park is a fixture on the European festival calendar and brings Thousands from all over the UK and beyond to Kinross. To deal with the sheer numbers traveling to the festival site, it is vitally good transport services are available. Since we teamed up with DF Concerts in 2002, we have successfully Transported dog reds of Thousands of People-to- T in the Park, taking Thousands of cars off the road and reducing carbon emissions. . It's a real endorsement of our success over the past decade did our partnership with DF HAS BEEN extended for another five years " ( In about: " " T in the Park is a fixture on the European festival calendar and brings thousands from the throughout the UK and beyond to Kinross. to deal adequately with the large number of travelers to the festival site, it is important to offer good transport links. since the year 2002, we, together with DF Concerts successfully transported hundreds of thousands of people at T in the Park, where thousands of cars off the road were and carbon dioxide emissions have been reduced. It is a real endorsement of our achievements over the past ten years, our partnership with DF was extended for another five years. " )

Scottish Citylink transported nearly 30,000 passengers on T in the Park 2010.

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