TRNSMT festival: Glasgow Green clean-up operation underway
TRNSMT 2025 concluded after a spectacular weekend featuring standout performances from some of the biggest names in music.
READ MORE: Huge TRNSMT act visits Gorbals pub and chats to staff
Festival-goers enjoyed sets from artists including 50 Cent, Fontaines D.C., and Biffy Clyro. Snow Patrol delivered a show-stopping performance to close the event on the Main Stage, while rising star JADE also impressed the crowds.
Revellers were treated to an unusually sunny spell in Glasgow, with temperatures reaching as high as 30°C over the weekend.
READ MORE: Check out these 17 amazing shots as music lovers arrive at TRNSMT for final day
Photographs taken by our photographer, Gordon Terris, show the clean-up operation now underway at Glasgow Green.
Images depict an empty field, with cranes positioned to dismantle the Main Stage. Lorries can also be seen being loaded with metal barriers used throughout the series of shows.
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
(Image: Gordon Terris)
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