T in the Park the Sunday. This was also the year that Keanu Reeves arrived on a shuttle bus to play the festival with his band Dogstar, and Joe Strummer busked in the campsite Caledonia Stage was renamed the T Break, where unsigned acts from across Scotland are given a platform to showcase their music at T in the Park. Each year, a panel made up of music industry experts hand-picked 16 artists from over a thousand entries to platform. In 1997, T in the Park moved from Strathclyde Park to its home for the next 17 years, Balado near Kinross, on a disused
Transport in Scotland new franchise in 2015. It is currently operated by Serco. Since 1997, rail usage was risen and has led to the reopening of former railway lines and stations closed under the Beeching Axe. Major reopenings include: The Glasgow Subway is the only underground system in Scotland. Opened in 14 December 1896, making it the 3rd oldest underground network in the World. It is owned and operated by Strathclyde Partnership for Transport. Edinburgh Trams opened on 31 May 2014. It is the only system currently in operation in Scotland, although Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow formerly had extensive networks. Scotland has