TRNSMT Festival line-ups
TRNSMT Festival is a large annual music festival that takes place in Glasgow Green in Glasgow, Scotland. The festival first took place in 2017. The following page is a list of acts who have performed at TRNSMT.
2017
Main Stage
| Friday 7 July | Saturday 8 July | Sunday 9 July |
|---|---|---|
| Radiohead | Kasabian | Biffy Clyro |
| Belle and Sebastian | Catfish and the Bottlemen | The 1975 |
| London Grammar | George Ezra | Two Door Cinema Club |
| Rag'n'Bone Man | The Kooks | Twin Atlantic |
| Everything Everything | Stormzy | Blossoms |
| JP Cooper | Circa Waves | The View |
| Cabbage | The Strypes |
King Tuts Stage
| Friday 7 July | Saturday 8 July | Sunday 9 July |
|---|---|---|
| Honne | The LaFontaines | Tom Grennan |
| Louis Berry | Sundara Karma | Clean Cut Kid |
| Saint Motel | Gerry Cinnamon | The Amazons |
| Be Charlotte | The Van T's | Declan McKenna |
| The Vegan Leather | Fickle Friends | Lewis Capaldi |
| Wuh Oh | Yonaka | Vukovi |
| Vistas | JR Green | |
| The Vryll Society |
Jack Rocks Stage
| Friday 7 July | Saturday 8 July | Sunday 9 July |
|---|---|---|
| Black Honey | The Wytches | Superfood |
| The Wholls | Neon Waltz | The Shimmer Band |
| The Sundowners | Medicine Men | RedFaces |
| The Phantoms | Vida | Tijuana Bibles |
| Sahara | Judas | The Blinders |
| Moonlight Zoo | Paves | White Room |
| Bang Bang Romeo | The Assist | Strange Bones |
| Carousel | Sugarmen | Anteros |
| Heavy Rapids | Blackwaters | |
| Foggy City Orphan |
2018[1]
Main Stage
| Friday 29 June | Saturday 30 June | Sunday 1 July | Friday 6 July | Sunday 8 July |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stereophonics | Liam Gallagher | Arctic Monkeys | Queen + Adam Lambert | The Killers |
| The Script | Courteeners | Interpol | Texas | CHVRCHES |
| James Bay | Wolf Alice | Blossoms | Alabama 3 | Franz Ferdinand |
| Kodaline | Gerry Cinnamon | Nothing But Thieves | The Darkness | Friendly Fires |
| Jessie J | Krept & Konan | Declan McKenna | The Temperance Movement | Jessie Ware |
| Picture This | Shed Seven | Miles Kane | Lewis Capaldi | |
| The LaFontaines | Tom Grennan | Hudson Taylor |
King Tuts Stage
| Friday 29 June | Saturday 30 June | Sunday 1 July | Friday 6 July | Sunday 8 July |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tom Walker | The Sherlocks | Sigrid | Gun | Nina Nesbett |
| Pale Waves | IAMDDB | Fatherson | The Xcerts | Walking On Cars |
| Marmozets | Kyle Falconer | King No-One | Hunter & The Bear | Jane Weaver |
| Anteros | The Snuts | Dermot Kennedy | Mason Hill | Gang of Youths |
| Sam Fender | Bas | Confidence Man | Electric Pyramid | Juanita Stein |
| The Ninth Wave | Ramz | The Magic Gang | The Amorettes | |
| The Academic | Island | |||
| The Night Café |
2019[2]
Main Stage
| Friday 12 July | Saturday 13 July | Sunday 14 July |
|---|---|---|
| Stormzy | Catfish and the Bottlemen | George Ezra |
| Gerry Cinnamon | Bastille | Lewis Capaldi |
| Years & Years | Richard Ashcroft | Emeli Sandé |
| AJ Tracey | Sigrid | The Kooks |
| Fredo | DMA's | The Wombats |
| Amine | Sundara Karma | Tom Grennan |
| Mabel | The Snuts | The Amazons |
| Gus Dapperton | Sam Fender |
King Tut's Stage
| Friday 12 July | Saturday 13 July | Sunday 14 July |
|---|---|---|
| Example | The Hunna | Circa Waves |
| Mist | Steve Mason | Mystery Jets |
| Mahalia | Jade Bird | SWMRS |
| Jimothy | Fontaines DC | Catherine McGrath |
| The Big Moon | Cavetown | Sea Girls |
| Cassia | The Dunts | Retro Video Club |
| Inhaler | Arkells | whenyoung |
| Kobi Onyame | Skinny Lister |
Queen Tut's Stage
| Friday 12 July | Saturday 13 July | Sunday 14 July |
|---|---|---|
| Lauren Spiteri | Zoe Graham | The Eves |
| Lunir | Crystal | Zoee |
| Carly Connor | Sahara | Tamzene |
| Cara Rose | Tongue Trap | Stephanie Cheape |
| Chlobocop | Wet Look | Deni Smith |
| Scarlett Randle | Swim School | Baby Taylah |
2020[3]
The 2020 festival was cancelled due to COVID-19, however the planned line up was as follows:
Friday 10 July
Courteeners, Ian Brown, Sam Fender, Blossoms, Aitch, Little Simz
Saturday 11 July
Sunday 12 July
Lewis Capaldi, Snow Patrol, Rita Ora
TRNSMT announced their cancellation on 24 April 2020, a day after the First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon said public events were likely to be banned "for some time to come".
References
- Trendell, Andrew (2018-03-06). "Huge final TRNSMT Festival 2018 headliner and loads more names announced". NME. Retrieved 2019-11-26.
- "TRNSMT Festival 2019: Headliners, line-up, stage times & more". Radio X. 2019-07-11. Retrieved 2019-11-26.
- "Line Up | TRNSMT | 2019". TRNSMT. Archived from the original on 2020-01-11. Retrieved 2020-01-29.
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