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Kasabian and Snow Patrol will headline this summer's T In The Park festival.

The bash, which takes place at over the weekend of July 6-8 in Balado Park, Kinross, has also added Happy Mondays, New Order[a] and [a]Tribes to the bill. The Stone Roses were announced as the Saturday (July 7) headliner last year.

Snow Patrol, who released their last album 'Fallen Empires' in November last year, will headline the opening night (6), while Kasabian will round off the festival on the Sunday evening (8).

Other newly announced names to be added to the line-up include Tinie Tempah, Example, Kaiser Chiefs, Pete Doherty, Elbow and Alabama Shakes. They join the likes of Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, The Vaccines and Florence And The Machine, who have already been confirmed for the bill.

For more information about T In The Park, visit Tinthepark.com.

Tickets go onsale next Wednesday (February 29) at 9am (GMT). To check the availability of T In The Park 2012 tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The line-up for T In The Park 2012 so far is as follows:

Snow Patrol
The Stone Roses
Kasabian
Tinie Tempah
New Order
Florence And The Machine
Example
Kaiser Chiefs
The Temper Trap
The Darkness
Miike Snow
Labrinth
Mastodon
Pulled Apart By Horses
Tribes
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
David Guetta
Calvin Harris
Jessie J
The Vaccines
Two Door Cinema Club
Emeli Sande
Ben Howard
Amy MacDonald
The Courteeners
The Macabees
Enter Shikari
Rizzle Kicks
Peter Doherty
The Wailers
Dappy
Alabama Shakes
Elbow
Chase And Status
Skrillex
Happy Mondays
James Morrison
Frank Turner
The Enemy
Miles Kane
The Wanted
Maverick Sabre
Twin Atlantic
The Horrors
Christina Perri
Devlin
Bellowhead
Little Roy
Spector
Band Of Skulls

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