August 16, 2008 19:19

Jamie T debuts new material at V Festival

Singer also pays his respects to The Pogues at Chelmsford

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Jamie T aired new material from his as yet untitled second album during his early evening set at the Chelmsford leg of the V Festival tonight (August 16).

Taking to the stage in a packed JJB Arena tent, the Wimbledon singer used the opportunity to debut two new tracks from his forthcoming second record, the follow-up to his 2007 debut 'Panic Prevention'.

T declared as he arrived onstage: "We're going to start with a new one, its called 'Bruce'".

The second new song, 'Sticks And Stones', was played mid-set.

Jamie T also found time to pay tribute to the band due to take the stage on the JJB Tent following his appearance, saying: "Is anyone aware of who is on this stage next? I'm honoured to say its The Pogues – a great inspiration. I'll be standing over there on the side of the stage in 15 minutes."

Jamie T played:

'Bruce'
'Operation'
'If You've Got The Money'
'Ike & Tina'
'Sticks And Stones'
'Back In The Game'
'Bassguitar'
'Calm Down Dearest'
'Salvador'
'Sheila'


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