Sigrid asked security for this request during TRNSMT set
"I'm so hot!" She exclaimed - and with all the dancing she was doing on stage, it is no wonder.
(Image: Images by Gordon Terris, Newsquest) Donning a TRNSMT 2025 t-shirt, the singer never stopped moving about. Making use of the stage's runway and jumping around during her tunes, the star had a huge smile on her face from start to finish.
When watching Sigrid, it is clear that she absolutely loves what she does.
Playing huge hits like Don't Kill My Vibe, Sucker Punch and High Five, she also played some new songs like Jellyfish - which came out yesterday.
Speaking on the new music, she revealed: "I released a single yesterday which was my first in ages."
She continued: "I've been in the studio a lot over the last year."
(Image: Images by Gordon Terris, Newsquest) (Image: Images by Gordon Terris, Newsquest) Her vocals were incredibly from start to finish - and she used her voice to share her love for Glasgow and TRNSMT too.
After Don't Feel Like Crying, the singer said: "It's great to be back in Scotland. It means the world that you came to see us.
"We love playing TRNSMT it's so good to be back here. We played the King Tut's stage and now the main stage."
(Image: Images by Gordon Terris, Newsquest) As she finished off with her huge hit, Strangers, Sigrid's set was a huge ray of sunshine to an already sweltering Saturday.
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