Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights from TRNSMT 2025 weekend including performances from Gracie Abrams, Myles Smith, Inhaler, Confidence Man, Fontaines D.C. and headliners Snow Patrol and Biffy Clyro

‘Stargazing' sensation Myles Smith stuns the TRNSMT Main Stage.  

Bringing viral hits and alt-pop anthems to the King Tuts stage, it's rising star NXDIA. 

Raucous rifts and raw energy as The K's tear into the King Tuts Stage. 

Rising star, Glasgow's own Kerr Mercer makes his TRNSMT debut.  

Rianne Downey lights up King Tuts with her fierce Scottish alt-country vocals. 

Scottish powerhouse Brooke Combe brings her soulful vocals to the King Tuts Stage. 

Festival favs The Lathums bring noise and Northern Soul to the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Scottish singer songwriter Nina Nesbitt brings her folk-pop fusion to the King Tuts stage. 

Britpop icons go for gold at TRNSMT with swagger and indie anthems. 

Kyle Falconer returns to TRNSMT for a set filled with indie charm and singalong anthems. 

Tom Walker brings anthemic tunes and soulful lyrics to Glasgow Green. 

Nathan Evans and The Saint Phnx Band join forces and bring their folk-pop to TRNSMT. 

Powerful pop from ‘IT Girl' Jade on the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Global breakthrough artist Gracie Abrams makes her TRNSMT debut. 

Beloved rock band Snow Patrol headline the final night of the TRNSMT weekend. 

Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights from the final day of TRNSMT from Glasgow Green. 

Falkirk folk-punk favourites Brogeal bring the energy to King Tuts stage. 

HotWax rip through King Tuts with riotous riffs and unapologetic attitude. 

Irish trio Amble bring their heartfelt folk and easy charm to King Tuts. 

Alessi Rose bursts onto TRNSMT's main stage with bold vocals and unstoppable energy. 

‘21st Century Cool Girl' Chloe Qisha makes her TRNSMT debut. 

Miles Kane brings swagger and star power to the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Biig Piig casts a dreamy spell over King Tuts with her alt-pop set. 

From YouTuber to No. 1 artist, James Marriott makes his TRNSMT debut. 

Irish charm meets indie fire—Inhaler rock TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Jake Bugg makes his TRNSMT debut on the King Tuts Stage with indie classics. 

Sigrid lights up TRNSMT with pop sparkle, powerhouse vocals, and pure main stage joy. 

Dublin's favourite post-punk poets take to the TRNSMT Main Stage. It's Fontaines D.C. 

Indie royalty The Kooks are back on the TRNSMT main stage. 

Scottish legends Biffy Clyro make a welcome return, headlining the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights from the second day of TRNSMT from Glasgow Green. 

LA underground collective NOFUN! bring the energy to the King Tuts Stage. 

Gen Z star Arthur Hill, makes his TRNSMT debut on the King Tuts Stage. 

No complaints for these Good Neighbours, they look at ‘Home' on the King Tuts Stage. 

Wrexham heroes The Royston Club hit King Tuts with their indie rock anthems. 

Confidence Man turn King Tuts into a dancefloor with chaos and outrageous energy. 

TRNSMT welcomes Remember Monday: bold, brilliant, and bursting with harmony. 

From his window to Glasgow Green, Calum Bowie opens the TRNSMT main stage. 

Jamie Webster kicks off a ‘Weekend in Paradise' on the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Hold on to your cowboy hat, Tanner Adell is here to shake things up on King Tuts Stage. 

Hometown heroes Twin Atlantic return to rock the Main Stage. 

James Bay brings his soulful vocals and soaring guitars to the TRNSMT Main Stage. 

Bringing eccentric indie perfection, it's Wet Leg on the TRNSMT Main Stage! 

Shereen Cutkelvin presents highlights from the first day of TRNSMT from Glasgow Green.