TRNSMT 2026 Stage Splits: Here's which stage each act will play as 8 new artists join Glasgow festival line-up
New acts and stage splits revealed for TRNSMT 2026 as organisers tease mystery set “fans will not want to miss “ ahead of Glasgow festival.
There’s less than a month to go until TRNSMT takes over Glasgow Green, with several new acts and stage splits announced.
The 2026 edition of Scotland’s biggest music festival will take place in June instead of its usual July, with Glasgow’s own Rianne Downey, Irish trad supergroup BIIRD, pop star Caity Baser and more among recently announced acts.
They join headliners Richard Ashcroft, Kasabian and Lewis Capaldi on the bill, which also features Wolf Alice, Amy Macdonald, CMAT, and Fife alt folk star Jacob Alon.
Those attending on the Saturday will even be treated to a mystery set on the King Tut’s Stage, with the artist to be revealed closer to the time.
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TRNSMT’s festival director, Geoff Ellis said: “With just one month to go until TRNSMT returns, fans have been keen to see the stage splits, so it’s great to finally get them out there. We’ve also added more amazing artists to what is already a packed lineup, including a very special secret set which will be announced closer to the festival - fans will not want to miss it. It’s shaping up to be another big weekend of phenomenal music in Glasgow.”
Here’s when TRNSMT 2026 is happening, each newly announced act and the full line-up - including stage splits.
When is TRNSMT 2026?
TRNSMT 2026 will take place at Glasgow Green from Friday, June 19 to Sunday, June 21.
Eight new acts join TRNSMT 2026 line-up
The line-up for TRNSMT was expanded with eight new acts confirmed for the festival including indie band The K’s, alt-pop newcomer VIDA and five-piece Girl Group.
Here are all of the newly announced acts for TRNSMT 2026:
- The K’s
- Rianne Downey
- Tina Sandwich
- Girl Group
- Caity Baser
- VIDA
- BIIRD
- Blair Davie
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The full line up and stage splits for TRNSMT 2026
With the new acts confirmed for the festival, organisers have also revealed stage splits for the weekend. Cammy Barnes will open the main stage of the festival on Friday, followed by Beluga Lagoon and Dylan John Thomas.
Other Scottish acts on the Main Stage over the weekend include Brògeal, Rianne Downey, The Fratellis and The Snuts on Saturday, as well as Jacob Alon, Katie Gregson-MacLeod, Amy Macdonald and Lewis Capaldi on Sunday.
The Beta Band will perform on the King Tut’s stage, as will the likes of Loyle Carner and Skye Newman, with up and coming acts including Alice Faye, Soapbox and Radio Free Alice to appear on the BBC Introducing stage.
Here is the full line-up and which stage each act will perform on at TRNSMT 2026:
Friday, June 19
Main Stage
- Richard Ashcroft
- Wolf Alice
- Dylan John Thomas
- Nile Rodgers + Chic
- The K’s
- Beluga Lagoon
- Cammy Barnes
King Tut’s Stage
- The Beta Band
- Secret Set
- NewDad
- South Arcade
- Luvcat
- Songer
- Cliffords
BBC Introducing Stage
- Beth McCarthy
- Soapbox
- Arkayla
- Girl in the Year Above
- James Emmanuel
- Mercy Girl
- Alice Faye
BEATBOX Presents Boogie Stage
- SLAM
- Neil Landstrumm
- Lazlo
- VXYX
- Sammy Aberdein
The Hangout
- DJ Rossi
- The Stand
- Drag-Aoke with Miss Lola Fierce
- Rumour House
Saturday, June 20
Main Stage
- Kasabian
- Sonny Fodera
- The Snuts
- The Last Dinner Party
- The Fratellis
- English Teacher
- Brògeal
- Rianne Downey
King Tut’s Stage
- Loyle Carner
- Clementine Douglas
- Rose Gray
- Keo
- Madra Salach
- Big Special
- The Rooks
- Chasing Abbey
BBC Introducing Stage
- Radio Free Alice
- Basht
- Tanzana
- Tina Sandwich
- Girl Group
- Lacuna
- Sister Madds
BEATBOX Presents Boogie Stage
- Swimming Paul
- bbyclose
- Junior Simba
- Danse Atmos
- The Swan
- Carmen Baia
The Hangout
- DJ Rossi
- Bongos Bingo
- Drag-Aoke with Miss Lola Fierce
- Rumour House
Sunday, June 21
Main Stage
- Lewis Capaldi
- Amy Macdonald
- CMAT
- Two Door Cinema Club
- Perrie
- Jacob Alon
- Katie Gregson-MacLeod
King Tut’s Stage
- Skye Newman
- Caity Baser
- Red Rum Club
- Overpass
- Westside Cowboy
- Billy Reekie
- Finn Forster
- VIDA
BBC Introducing Stage
- BIIRD
- Shay O’Dowd
- Elle Coves
- Ellur
- Jamie McIntyre
- Blair Davie
- Abbie Gordon
BEATBOX Presents Boogie Stage
- Danny Howard
- Illyus Barrientos x BETH (B2B)
- Jenn Gunn
- Sweeney
- PASO
The Hangout
- DJ Rossi
- The Stand
- Bongos Bingo
- Drag-Aoke with Miss Lola Fierce
- Rumour House
- Hana Jane
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Are there still tickets available?
There are still plenty of tickets remaining for TRNSMT 2026, which can be purchased either from the official festival website or through Ticketmaster.
This includes day tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, as well as 2-day tickets and full weekend tickets.
Tickets will cost £82.56 for a day ticket, between £104.51 and £155.51 for a 2-day ticket, or £235.01 for all 3 days.
That’s not including any of the VIP or VIP Priority ticket prices, which will cost either £158.06 or £252.56 for day tickets, or between £204.51 and £295.01 for 2-day tickets. To buy VIP for the full weekend, tickets are £404.51 or £595 for VIP Priority.
You can find out more about tickets, prices and VIP over on the official TRNSMT website.
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