Incredible moment TRNSMT revellers belt out iconic tune while leaving Glasgow Green
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DAY two of the TRNSMT festival well and truly brought the party.
But just because the last song had been played didn't mean the festivities were over.
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Thousands of fans belted out the iconic tune
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Biffy Clyro had just finished their epic main stage set
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Thousands of fans braved 32C to enjoy TRNSMT yesterday
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Biffy Clyro had just finished their sensational closing set on the TRNSMT main stage.
A chorus of thousands of fans sang along as they ended with their classic hit Many of Horror, accompanied by fireworks over the festival area.
As the music ended and people started to leave, event staff gave them a song to walk out to.
In almost no time at all, Can't Take My Eyes Off You by Frankie Valli began blaring through the speakers.
Almost every single one of the music lovers in the park recognised the 1967 belter.
As the legendary sound of the chorus started, the thousands of exiting music lovers started to sing.
Scores of people belted out the lyrics in joyous scenes to end the second day of TRNSMT.
One festival-goer said: "Hearing everyone singing while walking out was amazing.
"It's one of those songs that everyone knows. The atmosphere was so infectious that you just ended up singing.
"The Biffy set was class so to follow it up with that was just the perfect end to the day."
Biffy Clyro move mountains during sensational main stage set at TRNSMT with fireworks and confetti
The second day of TRNSMT was a huge success for music fans.
They were treated to epic sets by Sigrid and Fontaines D.C. on the main stage.
Homegrown music legend Amy Macdonald also played the secret set at the festival.
The festival was also hit with a scorching 32C heat, in one of the hottest days Scotland has seen in YEARS.
Stewards were wandering the crowd handing out cups of water.
While others were at the front of the stage spraying water onto crowds in the pens to keep them cool.
Welfare stations with water and sun cream were also set up to help protect revellers from the heat.
More good weather is expected today, with temperatures expected to reach 26C amid the sizzling heatwave blasting Scotland.
It will make summer conditions for the crowds to enjoy acts like bumper acts like Gracie Abrams, Jade, Myles Smith and Tom Walker.
Indie rock icons Snow Patrol are set to close out the final day of TRNSMT 2025 with their headlining main stage set tonight.
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