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Sun, rain, and football heartbreak couldn’t stop Glasgow from singing! Despite Scotland’s tough World Cup loss, tens of thousands of dedicated fans kept the party going at TRNSMT Festival. The energy at Glasgow Green shifted from tense match screenings to glorious sunshine and bouncing crowds. Local heroes The Fratellis completely stole the show on the Main Stage, sparking one of the day's biggest mass sing-a-longs with "Chelsea Dagger" after treating fans to an earlier cover of the Tartan Army anthem "Yes Sir I Can Boogie." Meanwhile, stand-out sets from The Snuts, The Last Dinner Party, and English Teacher’s wiry post-punk—warmly received by an intimate crowd—kept the festival magic alive.

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00:00This time, I'm not looking, but I need a certain song. I'm looking, looking, looking all night long.
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