Bright Eyes rumors perform at T In The Park

Bright Eyes are rumors that he put on a band is set to call time is paid, before their show at T In The Park last night (July 9).

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On Jam stage before their headline slot by NME Speaking, frontman Conor Oberst refused to comment, he told Rolling Stone that he wanted to retire soon made a name Bright Eyes.

Oberst said, "We don't have any immediate plans, I guess, after this year. [But what I said] sounded pretty final, but I don't remember the quote - you can look it up. I think I meant it that day..."

What Oberst actually said in the interview was: "It does feel like it needs to stop at some point. I'd like to clean it up, lock the door, say goodbye."

However, when NME asked if it's really just Bright Eyes and his last visit to his last album was recorded.Oberst said: "I don't think so... We don't really take anything off the table."

"Hopefully we'll come back over [to Europe], hopefully we'll make another record," added band member and producer Mike Mogis.

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Arctic Monkeys at this year T In The Park festival

Arctic Monkeys at this year T In The Park festival on Friday (July 8) headlined the opening day and used the occasion to celebrate the birthday of guitarist Jamie Cook.

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Founded by a group of carriers over the crowd 'Happy Birthday' in the translation with a 26-year-old serenaded.

Arctic Monkeys perform their new album, 'suck it and see' are the songs that last month topped the UK album chart are included.

Miles Kane from a friend of the band's final song '505 'singer Alex Turner as the "our best dressed friend" were included in the statement.

Blondie performed a majestic set at T In The Park on London in this year

Blondie performed a majestic set at T In The Park on London in this year.
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The topsy turvy weather patterns are in T In The Park. Liverpool Britpop icons Cast reformed earlier this year, and blistering sunshine greeted their lunchtime set on the Main Stage.

The weather has changed over time. Mudbath U.S. team in a fast event in Balado site to turn the ball and ran for cover as rain. Exercise soon appear on T In The Park view with mudslides revelers, is not it.

Blondie onstage emerged just as the rain began to fall, but put a dampener on his sets. New wave icons of classic singles 'N' Heavy Disco enhanced version of the series played out.

Debbie Harry was usually his trademark platinum hair with a glamorous image that match a selection of crisp white. End with a picture of a crowd, it seemed that the rain could not stop the party.

Alcohol warning for train commuters T In The Park

T in the Park festival travel by train from the north of Scotland are being warned that alcohol is the most visited site in Balado, who is banned on trains.

British Transport Police (BTP) warned that the music festival next weekend to visit the fans will have their alcohol confiscated.

Authorities have also warned that continued abuse of someone being thrown off the train, so, or face being arrested will be.

British Transport Police Sergeant Stephen Todd said: "If you are using the train to travel to Perth please be aware that not all your fellow passengers are going to T in the Park.

"We want to ensure that everyone can travel without encountering antisocial behaviour and officers will be patrolling the affected trains. Alcohol will be confiscated and anyone indulging in behaviour that is deemed unacceptable will be dealt with appropriately.

"Alcohol will be banned on early morning trains from Wick to Inverness, and Inverness to Perth next Thursday (July 7), and also services on the morning of Friday between Inverness and Perth."

Sergeant Todd added: "This is not about BTP wishing to dampen spirits but we must ensure that anyone travelling or working on the rail network on these days can do safely and without hindrance. The appropriate notice will be given by the train operator, ScotRail."

T In The Park Festival last year, a woman in a rape charge was dropped

T In The Park Festival last year, a woman in a rape charge was dropped charges against the man.

Finlay Barber 29-years-old appeared at Perth Sheriff Court on July 30 last year charged with rape and abduction with intent to rape.

He held no hearing and no evidence was given bail.

The 18-year-old alleged victim, a girl who claimed she was being raped in the festival at Balado in Kinross-shire in a van before it was drawn.

A Crown Office spokeswoman said on Wednesday: "The procurator fiscal in Perth received a report relating to Finlay Euan Barber in connection with an alleged incident occurring between July 11 and 12, 2010.

"As a result, proceedings were raised at Perth Sheriff Court and he appeared on petition on July 30, 2010 charged with rape and abduction. He made no plea or declaration and was released on bail.

"As with any case, the crown has an ongoing duty to keep cases under review. Following full and careful consideration of all of the facts and circumstances in the case, including the available evidence, Crown Counsel decided to discontinue those proceedings."

Big Country band cancel to perform on the mail stage at London's T In The Park

Big Country band cancel to perform on the mail stage at London's T In The Park on upcoming Friday.The re-formed Dunfermline rockers with his visit to a new audience and front man of the year as they breathe new life with former alarm singer Mike Peters in the Classic Hits.

The band's bulging back catalogue of popular anthems such as 'Fields of Fire', 'Look Away', 'Chance' and 'In A Big Country' makes them the ideal choice to get the party started.

Other bands also include on the main stage on Friday are The View, Jessie J, Plan B and the Arctic Monkeys.