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The Killers to headline T In The Park

Brandon Flowers and co sign up for Scottish festival

February 18, 2009 | 8 Comments
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The Killers have joined the line-up for this year's T In The Park festival.

Brandon Flowers and co will headline the event, marking their fourth appearance at the bash. They also headlined the event in 2007.

The band join the likes of Blur, Snow Patrol and Kings Of Leon at the festival, which takes place between July 10-12 near Kinross in Scotland.

Bands confirmed for the festival so far are:

Blur
Elbow
Katy Perry
Kings Of Leon
Snow Patrol
Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds
Pendulum
Pete Doherty
Razorlight
The Killers
White Lies
Yeah Yeah Yeahs

More names and ticket details will be announced soon, so stay tuned to NME.COM for the latest T In The Park information.

Mansion

Feb 18, 2009

What horrible news. Will we ever be shot of this empty vessel? The recession's kicking Starbucks into touch, how about this other great symbol of US cultural vapidity?

bazbestos

Feb 18, 2009

The killers are utter goat pish.

broony

Feb 18, 2009

Thats the worst thing that titp could have done...they really need to get a grip with this shite........

mattd190

Feb 18, 2009

oh what a suprise wow its been like ages since they last headlined BORING BORING BORING is it me or have the fests lost the plot

graemeh918

Feb 18, 2009

What an inspired choice. Is this for the lighter raisers??Bet the weathers the same as two years ago as well.Must be said though, there are other tents and stages. Thats how I first saw the enemy, everyone else was going to the killers and razorshite. Had a great time. Hope nick caves on at the same time

neverhappyonmondays

Feb 18, 2009

How gutted will fans be for these clowns to be headlining with their u2 b-sides.

Museician

Feb 18, 2009

Yawn, every major festival is gonna be like that.

mossy14

Feb 19, 2009

Ok the killers may have gone very pop and myself hope the go back to the style of the first two albums which were exceptional but unlike razorlight and kaiser chifes they have had the balls to change a few things and still remain a headline act. And last year at Leeds Fest the were the best band thier well as well as rage and We are sceintites lol.