Rob

Franz Ferdinand are currently finalising a UK tour for the autumn. I predict they will play the Music Hall. Which would be nice

Actually i've checked the weather again and it says that on the friday and saturday there will be no rain and it will be kind of sunny. But the Sunday looks like it will be raining. http://www.metcheck.com/events/forecast.asp?eventID=12 This site is quite good. It got the weather right for Glastonbury. Need to check it on thursday for the most accurate weather report.

I'm going. Will be raining that weekend so be warned!

The Charlatans have been added to the TITP lineup. They play Saturday Main stage just before The Darkness. I hope I don't get sick this time.

Muse are definitely playing by the way

The Libertines are definitely still playing by the way. They just won't be playing with Pete. Shame about Bowie

just got back from glasto Muse were amazing

i'll definitely be going along to that gig

The new Cure single, 'The End of The World', is great! Anyone else like it?? I so wish I was seeing The Cure at the Curiosa Festival in the States this summer. Support from Interpol, The Rapture, Mogwai, Thursday, Muse, Melissa Auf Der Maur, Cooper Temple Clause and more

Yes, from 9am on Monday 14th June, DF Concerts and Tennent's Lager will release the final day tickets for the 2004 T in the Park event. This astonishing announcement will give those disappointed fans who were not fast enough to buy the first time round the further opportunity to purchase a ticket for the event on 10th and 11th July 2004. Putting the remainder of the tickets for T on sale at this late stage will help to prevent music fans having to be ripped off by internet ticket touts, attempting to sell T in the Park tickets at inflated prices. The festival organisers remind T fans to only buy from official ticket sources - on Monday this will be through telephone and internet - call 0870 169 0100 or via www.tinthepark.com and will be limited to 2 tickets per person.

Ash Who were today confirmed to play T in the Park on Saturday. They are co-headliners on the King Tut's stage.

My Morning Jacket are playing the lemon tree on Wed 25th August (To be confirmed first though) I'm so pissed off i'll be missing that. I leave for Reading festival that day. At least i can see them there though. As it isn't confirmed yet could the LT please make it the Tuesday night??

And if you didn't know already The Distillers are Friday's special guests. And Modest Mouse are playing the Radio 1 Stage.

The following bands are headlining the Carling Stage Friday Kasabian The Shins Saturday Mark Lanegan Mondo Generator Sunday The Kills Soundtrack Of Our Lives Also playing the Carling stage - The 45s, Agent Blue, Amplifier, Autolux, Danko Jones, The Departure, Dios, Do Me Bad Things, The Duke Spirit, The Features, The Golden Virgins, The Glitterati, Infrasound, Kaiser Chiefs, The Living Things, McClusky, My Red Cell, Pink Grease, Riff Random, Roxy Saint, Terra Diablo, TV On The Radio and YourCodenameis:Milo.

And My Morning Jacket who were going to play Leeds only are now playing Reading as well :D

Full lineup for Glastonbury can be found here Highlights for me will be PJ Harvey, My Morning Jacket, Oasis, The Killers and Belle & Sebastian. Only 3 weeks to go :D

Definitely get 'Much Against Everyone's Advice' hmm?? is that ironic?? ?(

they actually went in at 48

The last album was amazing. Wish they would make more unkle albums

New soulwax album out in August

this explains why i was sick on monday night

Dozens of people have been struck down with a bug after an Aberdeen concert. Around 50 people are thought to have been hit by sickness and diarrhoea after attending the Charlatans gig at the Music Hall on Sunday night. Those affected believe it was caused by an airborne bug. But health chiefs today said it was "too early" to speculate about the cause. Four members of North-east band Driveblind, who supported the main act, were among those struck down. Gary McKay, 25, the brother of Driveblind drummer Dave McKay, began to feel ill after the gig. Gary said: "I was up most of the night being sick and not feeling too good." The hotel manager from Ellon is convinced the illness stemmed from the Music Hall gig. He said: "We have been trying to think what else it could have been, but there is nothing else we did together. I thought it may have been something I had eaten, but everyone else got the same and there was no way it was food poisoning." Another fan, who attended the concert with her boyfriend, has been off work since yesterday with the stomach bug. She said: "I started feeling ill around lunchtime on Tuesday. But by the evening it was worse. "The only things I had to drink were water and Coke. My boyfriend had exactly the same, but he's feeling fine, so that makes me think it was an airborne bug." An NHS Grampian spokeswoman said: "We have had two reports from people who have suffered sickness and diarrhoea." Aberdeen Performing Arts, which runs the Union Street venue, said it was taking advice from environmental health officials. NHS Grampian has set up a helpline for those affected. It is (01224) 523800.

Now playing the Radio 1 stage at Reading and Leeds Friday - The (International) Noise Conspiracy, The Walkmen and The Open Saturday - Stereolab are the special guests Sunday - The Fiery Furnaces, The Futureheads and Eastern Lane A and Sick of it All play the CJ stage

Driveblind were ok i thought but not great. Probably expecting too much as I hadn't seen them since they went to the states. Still probably one the better local bands. Chikinki were rubbish. Imagine a camper and more electronic Cooper Temple Clause then you'll have Chikinki. Anyway he didn't get glassed. It was plastic And as usual The Charlatans were great.

Good luck to Driveblind who support The Charlatans at the Music Hall tonight. Chikinki will be the second support.