Glasgow locals living MILES from TRNSMT hear festival music
The festival takes place in the Glasgow Green which sits on the edge of the city centre and into the Calton and Dalmarnock in the East End.
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Headliner Biffy Clyro closed Saturday's proceedings, but their performance could be felt across the city, especially in the Southside and South West.
One local told the Glasgow Times: "I live near Hampden Park and the concerts there have been nothing compared to Biffy."
Another posted on Facebook: "Is that loud music I can hear in Mosspark? TRNSMT?"
Another in the same area agreed: "I'm sure I can hear it. I was putting the bin out and heard it."
In Craigton, a local asked: "Can anyone else hear music outside? I take it we are hearing TRNSMT Festival from Glasgow Green?"
One local answered: "Yeah, I think it is."
One local took to X to declare: "Right sitting oot in the back in the trendy area called Cardonald and I can hear TRNSMT. That's like five or six miles away."
Another added: "And the peace in my garden is shattered again by the music of TRNSMT several miles away. I want to hear the birds on my day off."
A third said: "Why can I hear TRNSMT from my house?"
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