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Craig Williams

TRNSMT Glasgow: The Chemical Brothers set was so loud it could be heard eight miles away in Renfrew

Legendary electronic duo The Chemical Brothers brought TRNSMT to a close last night with a mesmerising show that saw festivalgoers turn Glasgow Green into the world's biggest dance floor as they lapped up the anthem-packed set.

Dream-like visuals and dance anthems such as 'Hey Boy Hey Girl' and 'Galvanize' has the thousands gathered on the Green to see their Sunday night headline slot in raptures - and it seems that others miles away from the festival site enjoyed the gig too.

That's because judging by Twitter, the gig was so loud that folk all over the city - and further afield - could hear the set clearly, including residents living as far away as Renfrew - which is about eight miles from Glasgow Green as the crow flies.

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One person who could hear the set from the Renfrewshire town tweeted: "You could shazam The chemical brothers from my bedroom window in Renfrew it’s that loud."

They were joined by another who wrote: "Can hear The Chemical Brothers fae TRNSMT in Renfrew" along with an exploding head emoji.

Others from across Glasgow also took to Twitter to share their amazement at being able to hear the music duo's set - which was the first time the pair had performed at TRNSMT.

One person living about five miles away from Glasgow Green who could hear it wrote: "Listened to the full Chemical Brothers set in Craigton wtf it’s so loud".

Another tweeted: "Can not only hear TRNSMT from over 5 miles away in Crookston, but I can tell what song the Chemical Brothers are currently playing."

And during their set a further person wrote: "It's mental you can hear TRNSMT from Partick just now."

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