TICKETS will go on sale tomorrow for the return next year of Scotland’s newest music festival.
More than 120,000 music lovers attended the inaugural TRNSMT festival at Glasgow Green last weekend. Fans enjoyed headline performances from Radiohead, Kasabian and Biffy Clyro.
Twin Atlantic, Stormzy and Belle and Sebastian were also among the performers over the weekend.
Organisers DF Concerts & Events said tickets for the 2018 TRNSMT event, from July 6-8, will go on sale tomorrow at 10am.
Festival director Geoff Ellis said: “We couldn’t be more delighted with how TRNSMT was received this year. We’ve been overwhelmed by the feedback from fans. To show our commitment to TRNSMT being firmly at the heart of the Scottish music calendar, we’re delighted to announce that tickets are on sale this week, so that music fans can put TRNSMT firmly in their summer music plans for 2018.
“We look forward to delivering another incredible weekend of outstanding music.”
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