Who's playing at TRNSMT today? Line-up for Sunday, July 13
If you're planning on attending tonight or are simply interested in the acts taking to the stage, here is everything you need to know about the line-up for Sunday, July 13.
See the full line-up for TRNSMT 2025 on Sunday, July 13
These are all the acts performing at Glasgow's TRNSMT festival on Sunday, July 13, according to the organisers on the event's official website.
Main Stage Snow Patrol
Gracie Abrams
JADE
Myles Smith
The Lathums
Nathan Evans & The Saint Phnx Band
Tom Walker
Nieve Ella
Smirnoff presents King Tut's Stage Shed Seven
Brooke Combe
The K's
Nina Nesbitt
Rianne Downey
Kyle Falconer
Kerr Mercer
Nxdia
IM PLAYING @TRNSMTfest YAY see u there ⭐️https://t.co/CPVWHc1FFB pic.twitter.com/4Hlh19FAtN — nell mescal🧚🏼 (@nellmescal_) April 4, 2025
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