Singer-songwriter Richard Ashcroft, the voice of The Verve and creative force behind timeless anthems like “Bitter Sweet Symphony” and “Lucky Man,” will headline the Friday night. Renowned for his powerful live performances and unmatched catalogue of era-defining songs, Ashcroft’s set promises to be an unforgettable highlight of the weekend.
Atmospheric alt-rockers and Brit Award winners, Wolf Alice will take to the stage ahead of Richard Ashcroft, fresh off the back of their fifth studio album, The Clearing and a much acclaimed world tour.
Glaswegian singer-songwriter Dylan John Thomas will feature on Friday, much loved for his charismatic and raw anthemic ballads.
Rock icons Kasabian will headline Saturday at TRNSMT, delivering their high-octane anthems. Hits like “Club Foot” and “Fire” will take centre stage, with the band set to release their ninth studio album, ACT III, next spring - teeing up what promises to be a show-stopping Saturday night.
Australia-born, London-based DJ Sonny Fodera will make his Scottish festival debut, dropping summer-ready dance tracks. Renowned for his chart-topping collaborations and sell-out shows worldwide, Fodera’s performance promises to deliver one of the festival’s most unmissable moments.
Scotland’s very own indie rockers and TRNSMT superfans The Snuts will wow their home crowd with an endless list of signature anthems.
Continuing with homegrown talent, local legends The Fratellis need no introduction as they celebrate 20 years since their iconic album Costello Music, which spawned iconic footstompers including “Chelsea Dagger” and “Whistle for the Choir”.
Lewis Capaldi will make a sensational comeback to TRNSMT to close the 2026 festival. The Scots chart-topper has marked an incredible return to performing complete with a sold out UK tour and much anticipated third album.
For a closer look at the festival line-up for TRNSMT here are 17 artists we are looking forward to seeing at Glasgow Green next month.
17. Perrie
Best known for her time in Little Mix, Perrie will follow in the footsteps of her fellow band member Jade performing a solo set on Sunday at TRNSMT 2026. | Getty Images for Bauer
18. Katie Gregson-Macleod
Finally, we have Inverness-born singer songwriter Katie Gregson-Macleod whose viral hit Complex earned her a record deal. | Getty Images