TRNSMT Festival has expanded its 2026 bill with Jacob Alon, Brògeal and more

Tickets are available now, with weekend and VIP packages offered.

TRNSMT Festival has unveiled a second wave of artists set to join its 2026 lineup.

The newly revealed artists include BRIT award winner Jacob Alon and Falkirk's punk-folk band Brògeal, as well as Beluga Lagoon, Keo, The Rooks and Chasing Abbey.

These new additions will share the stage with headliners Richard Ashcroft, Kasabian, and Lewis Capaldi, along with acts such as Wolf Alice, Sonny Fodera, Amy Macdonald, CMAT, PERRIE, The Fratellis, and Cammy Barnes.

TRNSMT Festival has unveiled a second wave of artists set to join its 2026 lineup.

The newly revealed artists include BRIT award winner Jacob Alon and Falkirk's punk-folk band Brògeal, as well as Beluga Lagoon, Keo, The Rooks and Chasing Abbey.

Geoff Ellis, Festival Director, commented: "We’re shining a spotlight on some exciting rising talent to perform alongside some major names with the latest announcement of artists. These additions to the lineup will help TRNSMT do what it does best - bring fans together for standout headline sets and memories that will last forever."

TRNSMT takes place from Friday 19th June to Sunday 21st June on Glasgow Green. Tickets are available at trnsmtfest.com/tickets.

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