TT Entertainment to be Confirmed in March

Monday, 22 February 2010 00:00

With the TT moving ever-closer attention moves towards what entertainment will be put on for the locals and the travelling fans.

Last years live music received mixed responses across the board, with some deeming the quality of acts not good enough when compared to previous years.

So far only Ross Noble, the top alternative comedian, has been confirmed for the fortnight.

Tourism and Leisure Minister Martyn Quayle said the final touches are currently being put to the line-up, and it's due to be announced at the TT Launch in March.

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