Babyshambles set for new Scottish live event
The Futureheads and Feeder also feature
Babyshambles and The Futureheads are among bands set for a one-day live spectacular in Edinburgh.
The festival season will barely be over, but September 30 will see the first-ever Let’s Rock! Edinburgh.
It's thought 22,000 fans will fill the Royal Highland Centre at Ingliston for the Scottish capital's biggest-ever indoor live event, with 33 acts playing over three stages from midday until 3am.
The day will be headlined by Feeder, and will also feature Idlewild, The Rakes, Mystery Jets, The Long Blondes, The Datsuns and Ed Harcourt.
Big-name artists will appear on the Highland and Lowland stages, while the Central stage will feature new and local acts.
For ticket availability, go to NME Tickets or call them on 08701 663 663.
The festival season will barely be over, but September 30 will see the first-ever Let’s Rock! Edinburgh.
It's thought 22,000 fans will fill the Royal Highland Centre at Ingliston for the Scottish capital's biggest-ever indoor live event, with 33 acts playing over three stages from midday until 3am.
The day will be headlined by Feeder, and will also feature Idlewild, The Rakes, Mystery Jets, The Long Blondes, The Datsuns and Ed Harcourt.
Big-name artists will appear on the Highland and Lowland stages, while the Central stage will feature new and local acts.
For ticket availability, go to NME Tickets or call them on 08701 663 663.
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