Originally written by [redacted] · 8 May 2003
Bands fighting out for a place at T In The Park's 10th anniversary this year, are as follows:
11 May - Glasgow, King Tut's (doors open at 7.30pm. £4 adv, £5 on door - ditto all Glasgow T-Break gigs) Hoboken Alyssa's Wish The Storm Petrels The Wow Kafe Ally Kerr Kirby
12 May - Glasgow, King Tut's Amateur Guitar Anti-Heroes My Legendary Girlfriend Dead Or American The Free Radicals The Cams The Gems
13 May - Glasgow, King Tut's The Cherrykicks Small Enclosed Area Katy Bar The Door Julia Thirteen The Electroluvs Goldblum
15 May - Glasgow, King Tut's Venetian Love Triangle Dead Fly Buchowksi Stickman Viva Stereo Poor Old Ben La Chunky
16 May - Edinburgh, Liquid Rooms (doors open 6.30pm. £4 adv, £5 on door - ditto all Edinburgh T-Break gigs) Cayto Doolah Turning 13 Sam's Hot Car Lot Bozilla The Sundowns
17 May - Edinburgh, Liquid Rooms The Chymes The Silver Pill Boomhauer Electric Tibet Versity Nine Miles High
18 May - Edinburgh, Liquid Rooms Ursula Minor Michael Rattray Deltaphase Sound Development Agency The Bone Machine FB Collective
19 May - Edinburgh, Liquid Rooms Endorphin Fez Aberfeldy The Boy Cartographer Tenesee Kait Goldensilva
Apparently the above is "subject to change".
Out of all those bands, only 12 will get picked to play T in the Park. The rest over the weekend will be hand-picked by DF Concerts.
One of those band, Alyssa's Wish, will be supporting Jarcrew at the DiS gig at the Windmill, London, on June 25th. *plug plug*
DiScuss: Have you played T-Break before? Good experience? Bad? Is it just a glorified battle-of-the-bands? Is it worth it? Do people take it too seriously?