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The Horrors pull out of T In The Park

Illness forces Faris Badwan and co to pull NME / Radio 1 Stage gig

The Horrors have been forced to cancel their appearance at T In The Park today (July 11) because of illness.

The band were due to play the NME / Radio 1 Stage at 1:10pm (BST).

However, a spokesperson for The Horrors confirmed to NME.COM that they will not be playing the slot, or turning up to the Kinross site, because frontman Faris Badwan has a sore throat.

The spokesperson told NME.COM that Badwan's voice gave in towards the end of yesterday's Horrors gig at Lounge On The Farm, and that the singer has since returned to London. He added that a doctor is set to assess the frontman's condition later today.

The band are currently deciding whether to play tomorrow's slot at Oxygen festival.

"We hope to find some way to carry on with the weekend's plans," the spokesperson said. "Of course, if the doctor advises against playing, we may have to pull tomorrow's show as well."

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stairway2notion 

Jul 12, 2009

Not being funny, but was the WHOLE page necessary for a band no fucker really knows about?

Grimbo 

Jul 13, 2009

it was annoying that the T organisers didnt even bother to tell the crowd about this. we was waiting for the horrors and you and me at 6 came on instead with no explanation and the sucked too!

tonisaparasite 

Jul 15, 2009

My mate went to this just to see The Horrors! get well Faris :)

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