TRNSMT bar prices in full as Scots revellers face £6 bill for one pint of beer at festival

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Scotland's favourite fun filled family festival is back! After a year off due to coronavirus restrictions, the Irn Bru Carnival is set to return this December. The Glasgow based funfair will run from December 22 to January 16 in the SEC Centre - and tickets go on sale tomorrow.

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Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterAnyone who knows me will acknowledge that I have a rather old-fashioned taste in music.Ask me what I thought of last weekend’s big music festival that was covered extensively by the BBC and I’d probably say: “Last Night of the Proms? Yeah, it was brilliant…”But even this auld fuddy-duddy was aware of the three-day TRNSMT event – Scotland’s biggest music gig – that attracted thousands of people to Glasgow.And

TRNSMT Festival 2021 over the course of the weekend, police have revealed. The music festival was held at Glasgow Green between Friday and Sunday while Biffy Clyro played the same venue on Thursday night.

iOS - Android Singer and guitarist Emily Downie described their set as “surreal”.She told Lanarkshire Live: “We have been coming to TRNSMT since we were 14 so to be booked for this festival is surreal.“And now that the day is finally here it is just amazing to think about playing that stage and seeing everyone having such a great time.”Spyres have had a busy summer of festivals and have played all over the UK.However, they said that TRNSMT was a dream come true and they welcomed the Scottish

TRNSMT 2021 saw fans turn up for the biggest party Scotland has seen for two years. Up to 50,000 music lovers descended on Glasgow Green this weekend as the likes of Liam Gallagher, Snow Patrol, The Courteeners and The Chemical Brothers took to the stage.

TRNSMT on Saturday as he opened the main stage of the festival. The star recently returned from touring in Europe, visiting the likes of Germany and Switzerland, before making his first big gig debut in Scotland.

TRNSMT 2021 festival over the weekend. Thousands of fans have descended on the Glasgow Green site for a three-day music event that kicked off on Friday.

Glasgow Green was bustling for day two of TRNSMT and the excitement was palpable from dawn until dusk at the long awaited music festival Up to 50,000 music fans descended into the city centre parkland to soak up the atmosphere, the food and drink and electric performances.

band might burst into tears after playing their rocking set at TRNSMT. The Scots singer admitted he had a mix of emotions as he prepared to take to the stage today at Glasgow Green.

Nathan Evans made it a real family affair as he played his first big gig in Scotland since becoming famous through his TikTok page and number one hit. The former postman turned Wellerman hitmaker, who is bringing out a book of sea shanties next month, admitted it was brilliant to play to his home crowd at last at TRNSMT.

Lorraine Kelly turned the air blue at TRNSMT festival as she told he crowd repeatedly: "Here we f***ing go." The Scots presenter didn't hold back as she introduced her pal KSI to amazed revellers in Glasgow Green via video screen. Lorraine appeared on the big screen on stage just ahead of the rapper's performance as her famous voice could be heard soaring above the crowd.She told the festival goers: "TRNSMT festival main stage.

Glasgow ' while being able to watch the entire TRNSMT weekend from her bedroom window. Yvonne Docherty is enjoying the festival at home for free just a stone throw from Glasgow Green.

TRNSMT festival. This was the moment when the Cinch "faff-free deck", which advertised itself as a place to "come in and chill out", quickly became bouncing as revellers partied to an indie classic.The area, which was designed as a lounge area with phone chargers, had live music playing throughout the evening.

TRSNMT has finally returned to Glasgow and a weekend full of incredible music lies ahead. Didn't manage to get a ticket? Don't worry, this year's festival will be shown on TV so fans at home can enjoy some of the action.BBC Scotland and BBC ALBA will be showing the highlights all weekend, with presenters Edith Bowman and Niall Iain MacDonald on hosting duties.

TRNSMT Festival 2021 is set to take place this weekend, and the weather isn’t looking great.The Scottish festival was rescheduled from July following concerns around the coronavirus pandemic, and will be headlined by Liam Gallagher, Courteeners and The Chemical Brothers.The three-day event at Glasgow Green will also see performances from the likes of Sam Fender, AJ Tracey, Little Simz, Becky Hill and Declan McKenna – but not a whole lot of sunshine.Apart from a brief spell on the Friday