TRNSMT

About TRNSMT Festival

At Glasgow Green, TRNSMT Festival 2027 puts indie/alternative, rock, pop, dance and rap into a city-centre music festival site in Glasgow, Lanarkshire.

It launched in 2017. The first edition ran at Glasgow Green from 7–9 July 2017 and won Best New Festival at the 2017 UK Festival Awards.

Official accessibility material gives the daily capacity as 50,000.

Lineup and Programme

The programme runs across four stages: Main Stage, King Tut's Stage, River Stage and Boogie Bar.

Sets run all day. The genre spread covers indie/alternative, rock, pop, dance and rap, with on-site activity also including merchandise stands and funfair rides.

The current ticketing description lists over 50 food traders and 20 bars on site.

Who Is It For?

Recent coverage points to a predominantly young-adult crowd, with some editions drawing a broader age mix.

It is 16-plus. No under-16s are allowed entry, and anyone who looks under 25 may be asked for ID.

Bars are 18+ under a Challenge 25 policy, with accepted ID including a driving licence, passport or PASS-card photo ID.

The Venue and Site

Glasgow Green is an outdoor public park in Glasgow city centre, with TRNSMT's own site description referring to the event ground as a greenfield site.

There is no camping. TRNSMT is a non-camping festival.

Facilities listed in official access material include toilets and accessible toilets, first aid points in the east and west of the site, welfare/wellbeing areas and support teams.

Payments are cashless and card-only. Food vendors include vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, and accessible platform services include limited wheelchair or mobility scooter charging on the main stage platform.

Travel

TRNSMT takes place at Glasgow Green in Glasgow city centre.

• Nearest station: Bridgeton, approximately 850m from Glasgow Green and around a 10-minute walk.
• Road access: named access routes include Templeton Street, London Road, Greendyke Street, Arcadia Street, Commercial Road, Moffat Street, McNeil Street, Duke Street, Broomielaw and Glasgow Cross.
• Accessible parking: available on Templeton Street, with limited spaces operating first come, first served.
• Accessible box office: located at the East Entrance.