Crowds heading to the second day of TRNSMT could face thunderstorms as temperatures rise and the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning
. It has been put in place for the majority of the UK between 9am and midnight on Saturday.
Crowds were teased with a lengthy introduction with captions on a screen reading: “This is a night you will remember for the rest of your life. You are about to see the 529th concert by Pulp.The band, fronted by Jarvis Cocker, surprised fans at the end of 2022 by announcing a run of shows this summer at festivals and outdoor gigs across the UK. Arriving on stage to I Spy, from their 1995 album Different Class, Cocker was elevated on via a stage lift.
Top news stories today Afterwards, he got the crowd to clap the first three distinctive bars of the much-loved hit Disco 2000. Two more songs from Different Class followed with Mis-Shapes and Something Changed.Pointing to some fans in the crowd wearing pink rubber gloves, Cocker said: “There’s some people with pink hands over there,” following which the band played Pink Glove from His n Hers.
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