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It will be comprised of five stages of music and two other areas:

• The Oyster Stage - Main Stage hosting the headline acts and other bands
• Guitars & Other Machines - More popular and less well known rock bands
• Manicured Noise - Electronic and Dance acts
• Unknown Pleasures - Ambient acts (playing through the night)
• The Double Six Club - A drinking and social area
• Circuses and Bread - Food and drink area
• Your Sound Bandstand - Unsigned Scottish acts chosen by the Your Sound Network

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Line-up

Oyster Stage

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Guitars & Other Machines

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Manicured Noise

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Your Sound Bandstand

The Kazoo Funk Orchestra www.kazoofunk.co.uk

External links

• Official Website