The TRNSMT music festival will return to Glasgow Green from Friday, July 11 to Saturday, July 13, following the sell-out success of this year’s event - with tickets now on sale.
TRNSMT has taken place in Glasgow since 2017, when Radiohead, Kasabian and Biffy Clyro topped the bill.
It was a replacement for the much-missed T in the Park, bringing the music into the city centre to negate the need for camping.
Since then the likes of Queen, Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, and Pulp have graced the stage - with local heroes Lewis Capaldi and Gerry Cinnamon cutting their teeth on the smaller stages.
The 2024 festival took place over the weekend, with Liam Gallagher, Gerry Cinnamon and Calvin Harris headlining.
The first set of acts are set to be announced this evening (December 3) and here are 13 who could take one of the three headline spots. Who would you like to see play?
5. Eminem
Rap acts don't get much bigger than Eminem and it would be a huge coup for the TRSNMT organisers to book him. He's a hot favourite to be playing Glastonbury so may just visit other UK festivals over the summer. He's no stranger to Glasgow Green, having played the now-defunct Gig on the Green back in 2001. | Getty Images
6. Chappell Roan
Her album 'The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess' has been a huge slowburn success, meaning Chapell Roan would make TRNSMT 2025 the hottest of hot tickets. She sells out gigs in seconds and is likely to be one of the must-see festival artists next year. | Getty Images
7. The Spice Girls
Rumours of the Spice Girls reforming are rife - with a possible appearance at Glastonbury in 2025 mooted. If Baby, Posh, Scary, Ginger and Sporty do get back togther surely they'll play Scotland. The question is whether they would put on their own gig or play the county's biggest festival. | Getty Images
8. Paolo Nutini
It may have only have been a couple of years since Paolo Nutini headlined TRNSMT but, given his popularity, he could probably top the bill every year without any complaints. He recently announced a charity gig, in aid of The Star Project and Medecins Sans Frontieres, at timy Paisley Town Hall, but you expect his next Scottish gig will be somewhere substantially bigger. | Getty Images