WEAR A RAZORLIGHT T-SHIRT TO BAND'S FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE

Return to the spotlight have been announced by Razorlight after a long absence, providing fans with a good excuse to buy a new band t-shirt.

Since 2008's Slipway Fires,band haven't released any album and have agreed to headline Haddow Fest, an event in Edinburgh that expects to attract 10,000 music fans.

Organiser Steven Bolton was very happy to confirm Razorlight's appearance in the festival's second year..

"We've been told it's a comeback gig," he added.

Bolton claimed that "for years Glasgow has had the better music scene" and that Haddow Fest is "trying to do something for Edinburgh and for the bands".

The festival will be taking place on April 2nd and 3rd this year.

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Electric guitar band Razorlight reveal new line-up

Electric guitar band Razorlight have announced a new line-up as they continue their comeback.

The group are now made up of Johnny Borrell, David 'Skully' Sullivan Kaplan, Bjorn Agren and Carl Dalemo. It means electric guitar player Johnny Borrell is now the only original member, but he called the choice to recruit new faces as occurring after they "agreed on an amicable parting".

A declaration from the band said the choice to freshen things up had been taken after some infertile recording sessions connecting the preceding members. The latest description of Razorlight have confirmed they are to play Guilfest in Guildford during the summer, which is just one of a number of gigs they have coming up.

Edinburgh Corn swap and a large outside event in London are also on the cards. Razorlight, who shot to fame in 2004 with their debut record Up All Night, are predictable to release their fourth album sometime in 2011.

Razorlight for Lark In The Park

Northern Ireland's largest outdoor music festival will be headlined by Razorlight over the bank holiday weekend in April.

On Saturday April 30 at Lark In The Park in Moira's Demesne Park, the band will play.

Award-winning rock band Athlete top the bill on Friday April 29, while The Divine Comedy round off the event on Sunday May 1.

Up to 10,000 people are expected to attend the festival will feature five stages with variety of music styles.

At this year's event, more than 80 outfits will take to the stage. There will be an overnight "silent disco", continental market, beer festival and funfair as well as camping space.

This is the third year of the festival, which comes near the start of the outdoor music season.

Tickets go on sale on Friday.