TRNSMT Festival Glasgow Tickets - Glasgow Green

Kasabian

4 concerts

Kasabian, a renowned UK band known for lively shows and hits, draws from 1950s street art influences. From Leicester, they're famous for energetic music and notable for large local gigs.

Pulp

6 concerts

Formed in 1978, Pulp, led by Jarvis Cocker, broke through in the '90s with a fusion of glam rock, disco, and British indie. Known for hits like "Common People," they gained fame with albums like "Different Class" and performances at Glastonbury.

The Kooks

24 concerts

Born in Brighton, The Kooks captivated Europe with hits from "Let's Go Sunshine." Known for indie rock with a twist, they explore 80s synth-pop to funk in their latest album. Frontman Luke Pritchard, refreshed and optimistic, leads their evolving sound.

Paul Heaton

13 concerts

Paul Heaton, born in Bromborough, England, gained fame with the Housemartins and the Beautiful South. Known for satirical lyrics and jazzy pop style, his solo work and collaborations, especially with Jacqui Abbott, topped UK charts. Heaton's music includes hits like "A Little Time."

Becky Hill

4 concerts

Born in Britain, pop icon Becky Hill is a BRIT Award winner known for pioneering electronic music. With 17 UK Top 40 singles, one UK #1, and collaborations with stars like David Guetta, Rudimental, and Little Mix, she boasts over 4 billion Spotify streams and multiple BPI certifications.

Hamish Hawk

1 concert

Edinburgh's Hamish Hawk is known for literate, heartfelt songs blending wit and beauty, akin to Jarvis Cocker and Scott Walker. "Heavy Elevator" showcased his filmic style and rich baritone.

The Enemy

12 concerts

British band The Enemy, known for their blend of Oasis's swagger and The Jam's passion, burst onto the scene in 2007. Hailing from Coventry, they quickly gained fame with hits like "40 Days and 40 Nights" and "Away from Here", catapulting into the charts and securing a deal with Warner Bros. Known for vibrant live shows, they've opened for Kasabian and the Manic Street Preachers.

Nothing But Thieves

1 concert

From Southend-on-Sea, England, Nothing But Thieves blend indie rock with pop hooks. Known for hits like "Trip Switch," they've topped UK charts with albums like "Dead Club City." Influential in alternative rock, they've enjoyed global acclaim and Billboard success.

Brooke Combe

13 concerts

Scottish artist Brooke Combe, hailed for her Motown-esque voice, collaborates with James Skelly on her debut album, “Dancing At The Edge Of The World."

Lucy Spraggan

10 concerts

Canterbury-born, Sheffield-raised Lucy Spraggan, former X Factor star, is known for hits like "Last Night". Her albums hit UK charts, with 'Choices' at #5. Founded CTRL Records, known for heartfelt songwriting.

The Wombats

54 concerts

The Wombats, known for 'Greek Tragedy', collaborate with top producers. From global homes, they record and mix remotely, achieving new inventive heights. Continually captivating fans since 2007.

Teddy Swims

61 concerts

Georgia-born Teddy Swims turns personal healing into art with his debut album "I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1)." Known for emotional depth and storytelling in music.

Crawlers

9 concerts

Crawlers, Liverpool's rock band formed in 2018, gained fame with their debut mixtape “Loud Without Noise.” Known for grungy music and impactful online presence, they address vital issues and influence mass audiences.

The Mary Wallopers

37 concerts

The Mary Wallopers, Irish ballad group formed by brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy and Sean McKenna, are known for their energetic live shows. Their debut EP, "A Mouthful of The Mary Wallopers," showcases a blend of warmth and chaos. Post-lockdown, they've sold-out prestigious venues like Dublin's Vicar Street and Camden's Powerhaus.

Warmduscher

7 concerts

Warmduscher, formed from Fat White Family & Paranoid London members, remixes classic genres into unique, acclaimed chaos, celebrated for their mischievous yet extraordinary music style.

Inhaler

45 concerts

Irish band Inhaler, known for debut 'It Wont Always Be Like This,' evolved in 'Cuts and Bruises' with a focus on band chemistry & narrative style, inspired by global tours.

Pale Waves

4 concerts

Pale Waves, a Manchester band, blends pop punk and '90s rock. Known for "Unwanted," they explore LGBTQI themes and personal growth. Influenced by Garbage and Paramore, they aim for a bold, alternative sound.

Sam Fender

27 concerts

Newcastle-born Sam Fender is a celebrated British songwriter known for his euphoric guitar anthems. His albums, "Hypersonic Missiles" and "Seventeen Going Under," showcase his acute storytelling and relatable themes. With hits like "Seventeen Going Under," he's earned awards, including BRITs and NMEs, and sold out major venues, becoming a defining musician of his generation.

JAMIE WEBSTER

8 concerts

Liverpool's Jamie Webster, a folk singer-songwriter, is popular for his resonant "people's poet" style. Known for UK chart-topping albums 'We Get By' and 'Moments', he's celebrated for anthems that echo communal spirit and struggle. Collaborated with producer Dave Eringa.