Glaswegians are being urged to attend a drop-in information session ahead of the second ever TRNSMT festival .
Organisers DF Concerts are teaming up with the council and police to alleviate any concerns of locals before the Glasgow Green event kicks off in July.
Calton Community Council are also urging locals to get in touch with them if they have any issues or worries relating to the popular three-day music event.
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A statement from the community council reads: "Encouraging anyone with concerns / comments re TRNSMT to get in touch with us - particularly if you can't get along to this to make your views heard. "
Representatives from DF Concerts will be on hand, as well as the traffic, security and noise management teams from the extravaganza.
This year TRNSMT is headlined by Stormy, Catfish and the Bottlemen and George Ezra.
The drop-in session takes place at St Andrew's in the Square on Tuesday, April 30 from 5pm - 7.30pm.
Contact info@caltoncc.scot with your concerns.
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