08/07/2012 T in the Park

This programme contains repetitive Hello and welcome to the final day

of T In The Park. What an incredible weekend it's been, what

an incredible weekend of music and there's loads to come. Let's look

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Doesn't look great?! So much stuff has happened so far and so much

stuff still going on. On the Main Stage right now Kasabian, your

final headliners of the weekend. Going to play you a track from that

set later on. Also, we are going to play you a fantastic track from

your opening night's headliners, a special track coming up from Snow

Patrol, who were absolutely incredible. Huge crowd in front of

the Main Stage on Friday night. Last night kicking it off it was

going crazy in the King's Tut stage, Calvin Harris, going to play a

track from that as well. Right now a gentleman who played last night,

his first time coming back with his new band, he is definitely been at

T In The Park a few times with his old band, Oasis, this is Noel

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# Summer in the city, kids are # Life's getting faster,

# No one has the answer # I tried to face the day

# Let's run away together, you and # Forever we'd be free

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# I can feel the storm clouds The man is an absolute legend. I

got the chance to speak to him last night, the last track of the set

was Don't Look Back In Anger, Oasis, which you can check out on the

website. Lucky enough to be waiting there at the side of stage as he

came off, never quite know if they're going to talk to you for

long but he was in such high high spirits and had a great gig and

reception and really open to chatting about how much he loves

coming to Scotland and how much he loves playing T In The Park. Got

such a great history with it, Oasis played the first ever T In The Park

and think it was one of their first festivals, and they were halfway up

the bill and that was the only time they ever didn't headline a

festival. After that it was headlines all the way. Check out

Noel's whole performance online. Today I got the chance to chat to a

band just after their performance, Keane were back at T In The Park

after two years. It was great to catch up with Tom and also new boy

Jessie. Tom, Jessie, both of you welcome

back to T In The Park. How was it for you today? Great, wasn't it.

Lovely. It was. Fourth time you guys have performed? I think. My

memory is very hazy. That's a sign of a good T In The Park! Have you

set favourites? All the old favourites. Just great to play.

Once you know, because the old ones, we played them so many times you

don't have to think about the chords so much. You can have more

fun. Aud few moments, I think. forgot to switch the bass on at one

point! The new Guy's forgot to turn his bass on! Real professionals.

must be that thing where you have played those songs so many times

but that reaction from the crowd must lift to you a level that you

forget that maybe. It's why we do it, I think. It's why we go out and

why we still love making music, just that connection with people.

Nothing else beats it. I haven't found anything else in my life that

beats it. My wife will kill me for saying that. Hope you are going to

come back to T and thank you for chatting to us. Cheers.

Keane have so many sing-a-long- # When I think about it I don't see

how you can # You're Aching and breaking and I

can see the pain in your eyes # Everybody's changing

# And I don't know why # So little time

# Try to understand that I am # Trying to make a love just to

stay in the game # I try to stay away and remember

my name # But everybody's changing

# And I don't feel the same # You're gone from here

# Soon you will disappear # Fading into beautiful light

# Cause everybody's changing and I don't feel right

# So little time # Try to understand that I am

# Trying to make a move just to stay in the game

# I try to stay away and remember my name

# But everybody's changing and I don't feel the same

# So little time # Try to understand that I am

# Trying to make a move just to stay in the game

# I try to stay away and remember my name

# But everybody's changing and I don't feel the same

# Oh, everybody's changing and I don't feel the same

That's the brilliant thing about T In The Park, this huge diverse

brilliant opportunity of music you get, bands that have been around

for a while, even longer than Keane, to these new bands, fresh off stage

as they perform their first ever festival. Most of them in the BBC

Introducing Stage, that is just over my shoulder here. Father and

Son were on stage, Hector, Nina Nesbitt. There is Ali McCrea there

at the side. BBC Introducing has a show on tonight, I think it's

midnight on Radio 1, where they'll be bringing you all the best bits

from this year's T In The Park from the BBC Introducing Stage. It's the

best way to discover those bands that are unsigned and under the

radar that in years to come are going to be on that Main Stage,

possibly headlining. A gentleman who is no stranger to T In The Park,

he has probably been on every stage, last night he was headlining the

King Tut's Wah Wah Tent. We have never seen anything like this. It

was absolutely incredible. This studio for about 45 minutes was a

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# And there's no stopping us # And there's no stopping us

# And there's no stopping us # And there's no stopping us

# And there's no stopping us # I feel so close

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T In The Park I want to say thank you very much indeed!

What a show from headlining on Saturday night to our Main Stage

headliners on Friday night, this was special, Snow Patrol and Open

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# All this feels strange and untrue # And I won't waste a minute

without you Oh! Hairs on my arms like that,

standing to attention. What a set! What a weekend it's been so far.

There are loads of performances for you to check out by hitting your

red button. Back on BBC Three at 10.4 4.00pm with your final

headliner of the weekend, Kasabian who are still on stage and we will

bring you most of that performance. Right now why don't we have a

cheeky look and finish with one song from that set, from Kasabian

on the Main Stage. Enjoy. See you # Kill me if you dare

# Keep myself right on this train # Keep myself riding on this train

# Said I've been pounding at the pavement

# Till there's nothing at all

# I got my cloak and dagger in a bar-room brawl

# See the local loves a fighter

# Loves a winner to fall feels like I'm lost in a moment

# I'm always losing to win can't get away from the moment

# Seems like it's time to begin kill me if you dare

# Hold my head up everywhere keep myself right on this train

# I'm the underdog

# Live my life on a lullaby keep myself riding on this train

# Keep myself riding on this train

# It don't matter I won't do what you say

# You got the money and the power

# I won't go your way I can't take for the people

# They don't matter at all I'll be waiting in the shadows

# Till the day that you fall Feels like I'm lost in a moment

# I'm always losing to win

# Can't get away from the moment seems like it's time to begin

# Kill me if you dare hold my head up everywhere

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# Are you

# Are you ready?

# Are you ready? T

# Are you ready? T In The Park, # Kill me if you dare