Attractions

Main Stage

This is the biggie! Graced by many music legends over the years this stage promises to give you the ultimate T in the Park experience.

Radio 1 Stage

The second largest stage hosts the ultimate of music cool. A place to see and be seen, a haven for those who love the here and now!

King Tut’s Wah Wah Tent

Inspired by the legendary Glasgow venue, The King Tut's Wah Wah Tent is infamous with T in the Park and is a favourite of the artists. A great representation of the bands and artists who come through the King Tut's venue almost every day of the year - check it out!

Slam Tent

The legendary Slam Tent where you find the booming bass and top light spec creating the true nightclub atmosphere and home to the world’s best dance and electronic DJs.  For the second year running dance heads will be able to spend even more time in the Slam Tent with it opening on the Friday allowing Slam to bring even more superstar DJs to Balado over the weekend.  Prepare for your insides to be rumbled!

Transmissions Stage

The Transmissions Stage is as a haven for the hotly tipped and up and coming artists of the year as well as the chance to catch well known and established acts as the day rolls on.  With a different theme each day Transmissions takes you on a journey from indie alternative to electronic through to rock and metal.

T Break

Tennent’s Lager has supported Scotland’s grassroots music scene through T Break since 1996, providing the freshest unsigned talent in the country the opportunity to showcase their material to the legendary T in the Park crowd via 16 highly coveted slots on the T Break Stage. 

Over 1000 demos are received annually and a judging panel of some of Scotland’s most highly respected music industry experts listen to each and every one before hand-picking and announcing the yearly acts. 

Previous T Break bands have included The View, Biffy Clyro and Snow Patrol…check out more at www.facebook.com/tennentstbreak and www.tennents.com/tbreak    

BBC Introducing Stage

BBC Introducing supports unsigned, undiscovered and under the radar music across the BBC...

Visit the BBC Introducing stage for the best unsigned, undiscovered and under the radar music, chosen from across the BBC, plus after the festival watch highlights at bbc.co.uk/tinthepark

The stage is a snapshot of new talent, sourced through the Introducing network of new music shows on the BBC’s local and national radio stations. If you're an artist or in a band, upload the music you're making and let us hear what you've got to offer. Go to bbc.co.uk/introducing and next year it could be you...