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Dave Grohl's Foo Fighters were announced as the first headliner for T in the Park 2011 in December last year and this morning, Scotland's press gathered at the Lighthouse as the rest of the line up was unveiled.

Joining the Foos at Balado will be the Arctic Monkeys and Coldplay. Both bands have eagerly awaited new albums set to be released this year and T In the Park could prove the first opportunity for fans to hear new material.

Other acts announced today include two time Brit award winner Tinie Tempah, Manic Street Preachers, Pendulum, Tom Jones, Deadmau5, Blondie and the return of '90s favourites Pulp. Head over to ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 1's T in the Park event page for the confirmed line up so far.

Follow our Twitter account for announcements as they happen and head on over to the for more line up information. You can also relive the best of last year's festival over on our T in the Park 2010 site.

Who else would you like to see at this year's T In The Park ?

Mogwai's seventh album "Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will" was reportedly named after an overheard remark in a Glasgow off-licence. Before hitting the motorway to hawk their giant riffs around Europe, Glasgow's champions of doom rock dropped in to Studio One at Pacific Quay to record a session for The Vic Galloway Show on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio Scotland.

Watch them perform Rano Pano below and head over to the to find out more.

Glasvegas have just finished recording their second album in Santa Monica with maverick producer . Featuring a new Swedish drummer and a host of exotic outboard equipment, their sound has beefed up and become even more epic - sure to go down a storm at this year's festivals, we think.

Here they are on The Vic Galloway Show on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio Scotland offering a wee preview. Watch them perform The World Is Yours below:

Listen to this interview to find out more: