The move was announced earlier this year alongside Terminal V's 10th anniversary, the festival has now revealed exactly where it's going: Clydeside Live, a brand new open-air events space on the north bank of the River Clyde.

Terminal V heads to Clydeside Live

Terminal V will be the first music festival held at Clydeside Live, a dedicated open-air site being developed in Glasgow's docklands. The site is planned as Glasgow's largest dedicated open-air event space.

It will also be the festival's first fully outdoor edition in Scotland. Organisers say they are planning their "largest and most ambitious" festival set-up to date, including a new main stage concept for Area V at the water's edge. The Hangar and The Greenhouse will also be reimagined for the outdoor setting.

The capacity has not yet been finalised.

Terminal V expands to three days

Terminal V 2027 will run across three days, from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June. It's the first three-day edition in the festival's history.

Terminal V launched in 2017 as a 2,000-capacity, one-day event at Edinburgh's Royal Highland Centre. Organisers say it has since welcomed more than a quarter of a million fans.

Line-up

No artists have been announced yet, but organisers say more than 100 acts will be revealed, including international headliners who have appeared at past editions.

When do Terminal V 2027 tickets go on sale?

Early Bird tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 2 October 2026. You can sign up through the official Terminal V website for first access.

With a new city, a new outdoor site and a three-day format, 2027 is effectively the start of the festival's next chapter.

Keep checking UK Festival Guides for the Terminal V 2027 line-up, ticket information and Glasgow festival news.