TRNSMT Festival: Fratellis Lead Sing-Along After Scotland's World Cup Loss
The second day of TRNSMT festival at Glasgow Green saw fans shaking off Scotland's World Cup loss to Morocco, with The Fratellis sparking a massive sing-along to Chelsea Dagger. The festival, organized by DF Concerts, had secured a late license for Friday's match screening, drawing about 10,000 fans. Despite rain and a subdued atmosphere after Morocco's early goal by Ismael Saibari, Saturday brought sunshine and strong performances. Kasabian headlined, with sets from DJ Sonny Fedora, Mercury Music Prize winners English Teacher, West Lothian band The Snuts, and others. The Snuts, third on the bill, expressed aspirations for a future headline slot. Big Special, from the West Midlands, performed on the King Tut's Stage, while Twin Atlantic played a secret set on the Hangout stage. The festival continues Sunday with Lewis Capaldi headlining.
Key facts
- TRNSMT festival second day at Glasgow Green
- Scotland lost to Morocco in World Cup
- The Fratellis performed Chelsea Dagger
- DF Concerts organized the festival
- About 10,000 fans watched the match on site
- Kasabian headlined Saturday
- English Teacher performed early Saturday
- The Snuts are third on the bill
- Big Special performed on King Tut's Stage
- Twin Atlantic played a secret set
- Lewis Capaldi headlines Sunday
Entities
Artists
- The Fratellis
- Kasabian
- Sonny Fedora
- English Teacher
- The Snuts
- Callum Wilson
- Jack Cochrane
- Big Special
- Joe Hicklin
- Callum Moloney
- Twin Atlantic
- Abigail Morris
- The Last Dinner Party
- Tanzana
- Lewis Capaldi
Institutions
- DF Concerts
- BBC Scotland News
- BBC iPlayer
- TRNSMT
Locations
- Glasgow Green
- Glasgow
- Scotland
- Morocco
- West Lothian
- West Midlands
- Birmingham
- Lanarkshire