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    Fans feel the heat at TRNSMT 2025 in Glasgow

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    Fans feel the heat at TRNSMT 2025 in Glasgow

    PA Media A man in a red suit with an acoustic guitar with his arms spread wide at a micPA Media

    Irish rockers The Script sparked a string of sing-a-longs on Friday evening

    The TRNSMT music festival has landed in Glasgow during a weekend-long heatwave.

    Scotland’s biggest festival takes place on the city’s Glasgow Green over three days, with up to 50,000 people expected each day.

    The headliners are 50 Cent on Friday, rockers Biffy Clyro on Saturday and Snow Patrol on Sunday.

    The thermometer hit 27C in Glasgow on day one with forecasts of even higher temperatures to come over the weekend.

    Getty Images A group of three young women in summer clothes talking to a TRNSMT worker, He is wearing a purple 'TLC Welfare' tabard and is spraying sun cream onto the upper arms of one of the women. It is very sunny and looks hot.Getty Images

    TRNSMT staff are on hand to dispense sun cream to the crowds

    Getty Images Calum Bowie, a young singer with a sunburst Gibson acoustic guitar, stands at a microphone, singing. He is wearing a cream T-shirt and light trousers.Getty Images

    Banchory’s Calum Bowie opened the festival on Friday

    Getty Images A young woman with long blonde hair and yellow sunglasses perched on her head is holding a portable electric fan in front of her face. Her friend can just be seen beside her.Getty Images

    Organisers are urging fans to stay cool over the wekend

    Getty Images A woman with red hair wearing a bikini top stands at a microphone and flexes her biceps and looks sweaty with a hazy smoke filled backgroundGetty Images

    Rhian Teasdale of Wet Leg powers through the Friday heat on the main stage

    Getty Images A large festival crowd in front of a ferris wheel, one holds up an Irish flag.Getty Images

    A flag held up for Irish rappers Kneecap, who were removed from the TRNSMT line up

    PA Media Jamie Webster is a young man in a white T-shirt with dark round sunglasses on his face. He is standing before a black backdrop with a big white W visible. He is holding his arms wide and high up.PA Media

    English singer-songwriter Jamie Webster was among the early acts on day one

    PA Media Four women in summer wear hide behind a Saltire with a yellow smiley face on it. PA Media

    TRNSMT is Scotland’s biggest music festival

    PA Media A wide shot of a large stage. The lead singer is all in black, playing what appears to be a black Gibson semi-hollow body guitar. He is punching the air and singing. Dark glasses shield his eyes from the sun. There is a photo backdrop of what appears to be TV transmission aerial.PA Media

    Hometown favourites Twin Atlantic took to the stage in Glasgow on Friday

    Getty Images A young blonde woman in a green and yellow retro Brazil T-shirt is sitting on someone's shoulders. She is having fun and holding her arms aloft. Around her, the crowd is watching the stage. There are pink and yellow flags in the background.Getty Images

    TRNSMT is now an annual event at Glasgow Green

    Getty Images A man in a baggy black suit holds his arms towards the crowd. He is stood next to a woman in a white dress and white tights. The words confidence man are spelled out on a screen behind the pairGetty Images

    Sugar Bones and Janet Planet of Confidence Man, who headlined the King Tut’s stage on Friday

    PA Media A woman with short blonde hair and dark glasses is wearing a white vest and eating a 99 cone.PA Media

    Keeping cool is a priority in the heatwave

    Getty Images A large stage with the name Arthur Hill on the backdrop. The man himself is singing on stage. There is a large crowd milling about in the sun in front of the stage.Getty Images

    Three stages host acts across the weekend

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    Emma Reynolds is a senior journalist at Mirror Brief, covering world affairs, politics, and cultural trends for over eight years. She is passionate about unbiased reporting and delivering in-depth stories that matter.

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