TRNSMT 2024 may have only just wrapped up, but organisers already want to know who you want to see headline next year.
The festival took place earlier this month on July 12 -14 and saw music fans flocking to Glasgow Green to see the likes of Liam Gallagher, Gerry Cinnamon and Calvin Harris.
Now, the festival is asking those planning to attend next year who they’d like to see play — and there are two pairs of VIP tickets up for grabs for participants.
A statement shared by organisers said: “Following another amazing weekend at Rockstar Energy presents TRNSMT we would like you to have your say and let us know who you’d like to see on the 2025 line up.”
Have your say on who plays Rockstar Energy presents TRNSMT 2025 and be in with a chance of winning a pair of VIP Weekend tickets!🔥
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— TRNSMT Festival (@TRNSMTfest) July 29, 2024
The survey asks fans to choose three potential headliners from an eclectic list that includes the likes of AC/DC, Arctic Monkeys, Blink 182, Blondie, Blur, Bob Dylan, Eminem, Florence + The Machine, Fontaines D.C, Imagine Dragons, Justin Bieber and more.
As well as headliners, the survey also asks participants who they’d like to see further down the bill, suggesting acts like Kelis, Sea Girls and The Last Dinner Party.
The survey is open until midnight on Sunday, August 4, and two lucky participants will win a pair of VIP weekend tickets for next year’s festival. The statement said that winners will be contacted via email by Monday, August 19. Click here to enter your thoughts.
TRNSMT has already confirmed the dates for its 2025 return, which will take place between 11-13 July. It will be the Scottish festival’s eighth year.
This year, Garbage, The Snuts, Declan McKenna, Example, Sugababes, Picture This, Courteeners, CMAT, Chase & Status, Tom Grennan, Blossoms, Enter Shikari and Baby Queen were among those on the line-up.
Gallagher headlined and played the seminal 1994 Oasis Album ‘Definitely Maybe’ to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
Elsewhere, Rick Astley was a particular highlight with his cover-heavy set, which included one of Sam Fender‘s ‘Seventeen Going Under’.