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Scotland's biggest music festival - with the greatest names in pop and rock playing to hyped crowds in the heart of Glasgow.
2026
Cliffords open the King Tut's stage with Indie rock energy and guitar‑led grit.
Rapper Songer makes his TRNSMT debut with razor-sharp bars and big energy.
Luvcat brings gothic-pop theatrics to the King Tut’s stage at TRNSMT.
South Arcade bring punk-pop energy to their TRNSMT debut on King Tut’s.
NewDad make a welcome return to the King Tut’s stage at TRNSMT.
Powerhouse Becky Hill brings festival energy to her TRNSMT set.
A year after their highly anticipated reunion, The Beta Band headline King Tut’s.
Cammy Barnes brings powerful hometown energy to open the main stage at TRNSMT 2026.
Scotland’s very own Beluga Lagoon make their TRNSMT debut on the main stage.
Merseyside indie rockers The K's light up the TRNSMT main stage.
Local lad Dylan John Thomas delights a home crowd once again.
Wolf Alice make a welcome return to the TRNSMT main stage.
2026
Irish trio Chasing Abbey blend electronic beats and Irish trad for their TRNSMT debut.
From the BBC Introducing stage to King Tut's, The Rooks return to TRNSMT for 2026.
Black Country duo Big Special hit TRNSMT with their brand of gritty, spoken‑punk.
Irish band Madra Salach bring their experimental gritty folk to their King Tut’s debut.
Keo bring a blend of grunge and indie rock to their TRNSMT debut.
Rose Gray electrifies the King Tut’s stage at TRNSMT with her high energy dance set.
Clementine Douglas fires up King Tut’s with her feel‑good powerhouse vocals.
Unique hip-hop artist Loyle Carner headlines King Tut’s with his heartfelt rhymes.
“Scottish country folk fairy” Rianne Downey shines on the Main Stage at TRNSMT.
Falkirk’s finest Brògeal unleash folk‑punk fire and Celtic energy at TRNSMT.
Mercury Prize winners English Teacher make their main stage debut at TRNSMT.
Scottish legends The Fratellis delight a hometown crowd with their main stage debut.
The Last Dinner Party make a welcome return to TRNSMT with their theatrical glamour.
West Lothian’s finest, The Snuts, fire up the Main Stage at TRNSMT once again.
Superstar DJ Sonny Fodera brings euphoric house music energy to his TRNSMT debut.
TRNSMT legends Kasabian light up the main stage with another outstanding headline set.
2026
Alloa’s Vida kick off the final day at TRNSMT with 90’s Britpop energy.
Finn Forster makes his TRNSMT debut and captures the crowd with heartfelt storytelling.
Fife’s Billy Reekie blends alt-pop and soft rock for his TRNSMT debut at King Tut’s.
Westside Cowboy bring their guitars and indie edge to King Tut’s for the first time.
Merseyside’s Red Rum Club bring indie Americana and brass beats to King Tut’s.
Caity Baser brings sharp pop hooks and big attitude to TRNSMT once again.
Glasgow’s own Kerr Mercer kicks off the final day of TRNSMT.
Katie Gregson‑Macleod delivers a tender TRNSMT set bursting with emotive indie folk.
Scotland’s own Jacob Alon makes their TRNSMT debut on the main stage.
Perrie brings her girl power and pop magic to her first solo set at TRNSMT.
Northern Irish band Two Door Cinema Club bring their feelgood factor to TRNSMT.
CMAT brings big TRNSMT energy to the main stage on the festival’s final day.
‘This is the Life’ for Amy Macdonald, as she returns to TRNSMT main stage.
Lewis Capaldi delivers a powerful emotional headliner set to close this year’s TRNSMT.
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