The Fratellis played an evening slot at the T In The Park festival today (July 12) on the Main Stage, causing an enormous singalong for their hit ‘Chelsea Dagger’.

Fans had been yelling the song’s tune ten proceedings before the band took the microscope stage at the Scottish festival, anticipating what is chop-chop becoming the event’s anthem.

The Glasgow band played a slide of songs that elysian similar - if non quite as loud - sing-a-longs during their set, with the likes of ‘Baby Fratelli’ and opener ‘Mistress Mabel’ inspiring immense amounts of crowd involvement.

The Fratellis played the aforementioned ‘Chelsea Dagger’, make out with an extended squalling guitar insertion, one song from the end of their mark, ensuring that the fan-aided chorus echoed across the festival land site as the sun was setting on the arcsecond day of T In The Park.

The stria closed their set with ‘Milk And Money’ before they left wing the Main Stage to make way for Rage Against The Machine, world Health Organization are typeset to play a headline slot next.

The Fratellis played:

‘Mistress Mabel’
‘Flathead’
‘Look Out Sunshine’
‘Baby Fratelli’
‘Shameless’
”Ole Black ‘n’ Blue Eyes’
‘Hippy’
‘Tell Me A Lie’
‘Whistle’
‘My Friend John’
‘Henrietta’
‘A Heady Tale’
‘Chelsea Dagger’
‘Milk & Money’

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