First held in 2017 as a replacement for the much-missed T in the Park, this year will be the sixth edition of the TRNSMT festival and is set to welcome around 50,000 music lovers to Glasgow Green over each of its three days from Friday, July 7.
With a bewildering number of acts playing across three stages it's worth working out in advance your timetable so you don't miss anything.
Luckily organisers have now announced all the set time for the three days, from the smallest acts opening the River Stage to the big stars closing out the Main Stage.
Less luckily, some acts clash with each other - meaning you wan't be able see both, or at best only part of both sets.
Here are 10 of the biggest clashes that will mean decisions having to be made on the day.
5. Becky Hill/The Enemy
They've both had no shortage of hits, but late Sunday afternoon will see TRNSMT-goers have to choose between the pop of Becky Hill and the indie rock of The Enemy. | Getty Images
6. The Mary Wallopers/Maisie Peters
Maisie Peter's sophomore album 'The Good Witch' indicates that she could be one of the early pop highlights of the festival, at 2.25pm on the Main Stage. She has stiff competition though, with the crowdpleasing Irish folk rock of The Mary Wallopers playing King Tut's Stage just five minutes later at 2.30pm. | Getty Images/Contributed
7. Inhaler/Lucy Spraggan
X-Factor star Lucy Spraggan will be on the King Tut's Stage from 3.30pm on Saturday. That's just five minutes before Inhaler - led by the son of U2's Bono - walk on the Main Stage. | Getty Images
8. Aitch/Afflecks Palace
Brit Award-winning rapper looks to be one of the must-see acts at TRNSMT on Saturday at 6.10pm. Don't forget DIY rockers Afflecks Palace though - their Stone Roses-channeling songs could attract a big crowd to the River Stage at 8.20pm. | Getty Images/Contributed