Scotland’s biggest electronic music festival turns ten with its first three-day, fully outdoor edition at Clydeside Live, and Interplanetary Criminal, I Hate Models, Helena Hauff and Slam lead the first names.
Ten years in, Terminal V is changing the map. Scotland’s No. 1 electronic music festival has revealed its first wave for the landmark anniversary, and it’s moving from Edinburgh to Glasgow for its first ever three-day edition. Tickets are on sale now.
New home, bigger weekend
Terminal V runs from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027 at Clydeside Live, a major new waterfront event space in Glasgow’s historic docklands. It’s also the first fully outdoor Scottish edition, set against the industrial backdrop of the River Clyde.
Expect the most ambitious production yet, including a new main stage concept for Area V and reimagined versions of The Hangar and The Greenhouse. It all started as a one-day event in 2017 and has since welcomed more than a quarter of a million fans across its Scottish editions.
The first wave
Leading the charge is UK garage favourite Interplanetary Criminal, back after a standout set at Terminal V Croatia in 2026. French techno wildcard I Hate Models is in, alongside American hard techno force Sara Landry, Hamburg’s Helena Hauff with her raw electro and acid, and Berlin’s Kobosil. Ben Klock plays a B2B with Georgian rising star Yanamaste.
Manchester’s Morgan Seatree brings 90s-inspired house, including his breakout reworking of Florence + The Machine’s Say My Name. Colombian-born, Berlin-based Funk Tribu, behind Phonky Tribu, brings trance-tinged club music. Clara Cuvé and Nikolina represent the harder, faster new generation.
Scotland is well covered too. Glasgow’s Slam, celebrating 35 years of Soma Records in 2026, are joined by Perth duo Clouds, who fuse post-industrial techno, rave and 90s hardcore.
Also on the bill are Australian club innovators Skin On Skin and Mall Grab, Dutch artist Pegassi, UK bass producer MPH, hard techno favourite Restricted, and rising talent Faster Horses B2B DJ Gigola. Italian live duo 999999999 bring a dedicated Acid Set, and techno veteran Freddy K plays B2B with a partner yet to be announced.
What’s still to come
Some of the biggest names are still under wraps. A major headliner announcement is due in the days ahead, with further artists to follow in the coming months.
If you want a spot at the first Glasgow chapter, grab your tickets via Skiddle and get 4 to 6 June 2027 in the diary. You can also find the festival on its official website.
