TRNSMT day two LIVE as Glasgow fans prepare to enjoy Gerry Cinnamon as headliner

After a hugely successful first day, which saw thousands of music fans flock to Glasgow Green for the first day of TRNSMT, we now have day two of Scotland’s biggest music festival to enjoy.

We’ll bring you LIVE coverage, showing you what to expect, which artists are expected to perform, news updates and of course all the key events you need to know about, what the weather is expected to be like and whether there are any train delays or road closures.

The event will take place in the city’s east end on Glasgow Green and a number of artists will take to the stage today, including Gerry Cinnamon, Rick Astley and Glasgow’s own Dylan John Thomas.

If you’re going, it’s important to bring an ID with you. This is because people under the age of 16 are not allowed at this year’s festival.

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Stewards will be operating a Challenge 25 policy at entry, so if you appear under 25, they will ask to see valid ID. YoungScot cards will be accepted, but the PASS hologram must not be faded or it will not be accepted. Photos or photocopies of ID will also not be accepted.

For more information on day one of TRNSMT, follow our LIVE blog below to stay updated.

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Meet us on day two of TRNSMT in our gallery

TRNSMT returned to Glasgow Green for day two with more stars, including local legend Gerry Cinnamon, taking to the stage.

With lively crowds and revellers beaming at the amount of entertainment on offer today (July 13), we’ve compiled some of the best reactions and you might just find yourself in the mix.

See the full gallery here.

17:31Sean Murphy

As always, we keep an eye on the best dressed

There were some very stylish people at the show(Image: Angus Hyde)

And Saturday was another incredible day, full of stylish people.

You can see our full gallery here.

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Glasgow Metro provides the latest updates over time

14:32Sean Murphy

Guide to what you can expect in the VIP area

The VIP area is packed with relaxation areas, luxurious bathrooms, exclusive bars and the best food and drink vendors. (Image: Reach)

Those who pay the extra for VIP tickets can enjoy two large relaxation areas, exclusive bars, luxurious bathrooms and, of course, some of Scotland’s finest food and drink vendors.

You can see our gallery here.

12:59Sean Murphy

We spent £20 to see how far our money would go

If you go today or tomorrow, remember that the festival doesn’t accept cash (despite our confusing photo posing with notes for illustrative purposes).

And if you want to see how far your money can go, check out our pub price guide and see how far we get when we decide to spend £20.

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We had fun looking for the best dressed people we saw in the crowd.

People were dressed to impress(Image: Angus Hyde)

The festival brings people from all over the country together to enjoy great music and each other’s company — and some certainly knew how to show up in style.

The crowds were ready for a fun-filled day and went all out to dress up for a festival where the best dressed always come out on top. We’ve put together a gallery of some of our favourites.

12:47Sean Murphy

Stand out from the crowd on day one

A surprise guest yesterday was the sun, with fans blessed with blue skies and warm weather.

If you were there yesterday, we’ve put together a gallery of the crowds so you can see if you can relate.

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List of prohibited items and what you can bring into the festival venue

To maintain safety, organizers have asked those planning to attend to check in advance what is allowed at the festival.

Should anyone make the mistake of ignoring the list of prohibited items, entry may be refused.

We’ve put together a comprehensive list of restrictions, including bans on single-use e-cigarettes, flares, gas or smoke devices, fireworks, food and drink, and national football shirts or shirts with club logos.

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Police Scotland advice on staying safe on TRNSMT

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And if you want to cut some shapes at the Boogie Bar

Boogie’s Bar

1:45pm-3:30pm: Strike Team
3:30pm-5:30pm: Jenn Gunn
5:30pm-7:30pm: Eve
7:30pm-9:30pm: Sundays

12:35Sean Murphy

While at the River Stage you can enjoy

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Here’s your schedule for King Tut’s on day two

11:47Sean Murphy

Here’s your schedule for day two on the main stage

Saturday, July 13th

Gerry Cinnamon is taking the stage at this year’s TRNSMT once again(Image: Reach)

Main stage

12:30-13:00: New Father
1:25-1:55pm: The Mary Wallopers
14.25-15.05: Vaccines
3:35pm-4:20pm: Natasha Bedingfield
4:50-5:40pm: Dylan John Thomas
18.10-19.10: Rick Astley
7:40pm-8:40pm: Courtesans
9:20pm-10:50pm: Gerry Canela

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The weather

Glasgow is expected to be dry and cloudy, according to the Met Office, with a small chance of patchy rain.

We may even see some sunshine in the late afternoon, so as always in Glasgow, take a waterproof jacket It is sunscreen.