It may still be more than three weeks until Christmas, but thoughts are already turning to next summer and Glasgow’s TRNSMT music festival.
The event will return to Glasgow Green from Friday, July 11 to Sunday, July 13, following the sell-out success of this year’s festival.
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 before moving up the bill.
The 2024 festival saw Liam Gallagher, Gerry Cinnamon and Calvin Harris close out the main stage on the three night.
The first set of acts for 2025 were announced this evening (December 3).
Here are the 13 artists who we reckon are must-sees, including the all-important headliners.
9. Sigrid
Norwegian pop princess Sigrid has become a real TRNSMT favourite and seems to love the Glasgow audience. Her brand of positivity is perfect for the early evening. | AFP via Getty Images
10. Snow Patrol
It seems amazing that honourary Glaswegian Snow Patrol, who were based in the city for much of their musical career, have never headlined TRNSMT - having only ever been second on the bill. That'll be rectified in 2025 as they close out the festival on Sunday with classics like 'Run', 'Chocolate' and 'Chasing Cars'. | Getty Images
11. Gracie Abrams
Well on her way to becoming one of the biggest pop stars in the world, Gracie Abrams has the distinction of supporting both Taylor Swift AND Olivia Rodrigo on tour. If it's good enough for them, it's more than good enough for TRNSMT 2025 on Sunday. | Getty Images for The Recording A
12. The Lathums
Another TRNSMT favourite of years past, The Lathums have two number one albums under their belt and look likely to repeat the trick with their third, called 'Matter Does Not Define, next March. They'll be playing songs from all three albums on the Sunday. | Getty Images