Welcome to the only T in the Park blog that matters
So we are just one more sleep away from the start of Scotland's number one music festival (sorry Rock Ness, you're not quite there yet!!) and the weather looks as though you should bring your waders.
But, for those of you who have decided to stay at hope out of the rain (or who weren't mental enough to queue overnight for tickets!!) this blog will provide you with all the coverage of T in the Park you will need. The five members of the digital crew will be out in force to get up to the minute news, reviews, videos, sound bytes, pictures and a bit of gossip from behind the scenes at Balado. If you spot them, be sure to chat to them and you may even end up featuring in the blog!!
And of course, if you have any information or pictures that you feel we should put on the blog, email them to kgordon@s-un.co.uk and we'll get them up here.
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Richard Mooney - This is Richard's first festival and he can't wait to get stuck in. He's a Digital Journalist for Scottish and Universal Newspapers and lives in Glasgow.
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Katy Gordon - "A self-confessed rock chick, Katy Gordon of Perthshire Advertiser online is looking forward to this year's T in the Park, and hopefully meeting some of her favourite bands
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Carla Callaghan - Carla is a web journo who loves to write about music. She's mad about festivals and can't wait to be knee-deep in mud listening to her favourite bands!
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Lorraine Waddell
- Scottish and Universal Online Journalist Lorraine made her debut at T in The Park 3 years ago but stayed in a Perth B and B. This time round she's camping at Craigwell campsite in Carnbo, Kinross - rock on!
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Gavin McInally - Festival veteran Gavin McInally will chalk up his 34th festival, and eighth T In The Park over the weekend, in search of a crushing bass line and some growling vocals amongst the indie flood at Balado. The Paisley Daily Express digital scribe is looking forward to the triumphant return of Raging Against The Machine, record breaking Biffy Clyro, checking out the hotly-tipped new Relentless Stage and, embarrassingly, Counting Crows… Not to mention the obligatory pint.
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