Elbow today (July 12) played a jubilant Main Stage set at T In The Park, declaring the Scottish shindig the “perfect festival”.
During the hour-long sun-kissed performance, frontman Guy Garvey was in a jubilant mood.
Before final song ‘One Day Like This’ he thanked the crowd, calling the assembled throng a “beautiful sight… this is the perfect festival”.
Joined by a string quartet for ‘Mirrorball’, ‘The Loneliness Of A Tower Crane Driver’, ‘Weather To Fly’ and the aforementoned ‘One Day Like This’, the Bury band led the crowd in mass singalongs, before setting off a series of confetti cannons at the close of their set.
Before ‘Weather To Fly’, the band clustered round Craig Potter‘s keyboard to toast the entire audience and cajole them into doing a “reverse Mexican wave”.
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Elbow played:
‘Starlings’
‘The Bones Of You’
‘Mirrorball’
‘Station Approach’
‘Leaders Of The Free World’
‘Grounds For Divorce’
‘The Loneliness Of A Tower Crane Driver’
‘Weather To Fly’
‘One Day Like This’
NME.COM is coming live from T In The Park this weekend (July 10-12). Stay tuned for the latest news, photo galleries and video interviews.
Plus, make sure you get next week’s issue of NME, on UK newsstands from July 15, for the ultimate T In The Park 2009 review.