TRNSMT 2026 Day Three in Pictures: Here are 15 amazing photos of Sunday at the music festival

Pepsi MAX presents TRNSMT 2026 enjoyed a Sunday scorcher as the festival drew to a close with Lewis Capaldi, Amy MacDonald, CMAT, Two Cinema Club and Perrie amongst the highlights of the final day.

Scottish singer Kerr Mercer opened the main stage, following his recent breakthrough success, starting the party right as the summer sunshine shone. Crowds were buoyant as they spread out across the site, catching rays and tuning into some cracking live music.

Over at the King Tut’s stage, opening band Vida had a lovely Father’s Day message, as they announced their lead singer has welcomed a new baby - and celebrated their own dad who was also in the crowd.

Next up, it was time for pop-icon Perrie Edwards of Little Mix fame, who performed both fresh hits and a classic Little Mix medley that drew screams from the crowd.

As the sun beamed down, Two Door Cinema Club delivered indie-pop hits including classics such as I Can Talk’and dedicating Something Good Can Work to Cardonald in Glasgow, where the band used to live.

They joked with fans: "Yeah we used to live in Cardonald and I swear we didn't have a single day with this sunshine."

The band added: "It's changed a lot since we lived here, you've got sunshine and you got good at football."

As the evening drew in, Irish pop-punk star CMAT delivered a stand-out performance in front of buzzing fans, who were left in awe at her stage presence and powerful vocals. She sparked chants of ‘No Scotland, No Party’ before breaking into an amazing cover of Caledonia. She also had fun with fans, jumping into the crowd but also calling out Glasgow super-fan Carla Cochrane for her amazing sign.

Scotland’s own Amy Macdonald brought her Mr Rock ’N’ Roll swagger to the Main Stage, and as the sun started to fade she lit up the arena with a set full of hits.

Then it was the moment fans were waiting for as Lewis Capaldi made his huge TRNSMT return, to an epic roar with everyone packed in to see ‘the Scottish Beyonce’. The Someone You Love hitmaker arrived on stage telling fans he had a huge amount of songs to play, with Wish You The Best and Before You Go amongst his featured hits.

He also praised the festival for supporting homegrown talent, telling fans: “TRNSMT shines a light on new upcoming artists and I think that’s an incredible thing.”

Lewis had his own VIP cheerleader watching from the wings as Scottish music legend, Susan Boyle proudly suported her fellow West Lothian buddy from the side of the stage. And he gave her a massive shoutout sparking a huge cheer.

The night ended with fireworks as the sun set on an epic weekend of live music and Scottish pride - making it a landmark year.

Geoff Ellis, Festival Director, said: "What an incredible weekend it has been, and to finish it with a scorching Sunday has topped it all off.

“It was great to have Lewis back, we know how much he’s loved at this festival and he delivered another sensational performance, alongside a stellar lineup across the full day.

“This TRNSMT will live long in the memory for a number of reasons but the Scottish spirit on show was epic as always.”

Here are 15 pictures from the day.

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