Experience the excitement and energy of Scotland's largest music festival!
Scotland’s own Jacob Alon makes their TRNSMT debut on the main stage.
NewDad make a welcome return to the King Tut’s stage at TRNSMT.
Irish trio Chasing Abbey blend electronic beats and Irish trad for their TRNSMT debut.
Rose Gray electrifies the King Tut’s stage at TRNSMT with her high energy dance set.
Glasgow’s own Kerr Mercer kicks off the final day of TRNSMT.
Fife’s Billy Reekie blends alt-pop and soft rock for his TRNSMT debut at King Tut’s.
Cliffords open the King Tut's stage with Indie rock energy and guitar‑led grit.
Mercury Prize winners English Teacher make their main stage debut at TRNSMT.
“Scottish country folk fairy” Rianne Downey shines on the Main Stage at TRNSMT.
Westside Cowboy bring their guitars and indie edge to King Tut’s for the first time.
Irish band Madra Salach bring their experimental gritty folk to their King Tut’s debut.
Merseyside indie rockers The K's light up the TRNSMT main stage.
Falkirk’s finest ò unleash folk‑punk fire and Celtic energy at TRNSMT.
Black Country duo Big Special hit TRNSMT with their brand of gritty, spoken‑punk.
Merseyside’s Red Rum Club bring indie Americana and brass beats to King Tut’s.
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.
Keo bring a blend of grunge and indie rock to their TRNSMT debut.
From the ĢƵ Introducing stage to King Tut's, The Rooks return to TRNSMT for 2026.