Terminal V is heading to Glasgow for the first time in 2027, marking its 10th anniversary with its biggest edition yet. The Scottish electronic music festival will take place from 4 to 6 June at Clydeside Live, a new waterfront event space in the city’s historic docklands. The move also marks the festival’s first-ever three-day outdoor edition.
The first wave of artists brings together established names in techno and electronic music alongside a new generation of international talent. Interplanetary Criminal, I Hate Models, Sara Landry, Ben Klock B2B Yanamaste, Helena Hauff, Mall Grab, Morgan Seatree, Funk Tribu, Clara Cuvé, Kobosil and Slam are among the first acts confirmed, with more names still to come. The announcement reflects the range of sounds that has shaped Terminal V since its launch in 2017, from underground techno and hard dance to UK garage, house, electro and trance-inspired club music. A major headliner announcement is also expected in the coming days.
A Decade of Terminal V
For Terminal V co-founder Derek Martin, bringing the festival to Glasgow feels like a natural next step as it celebrates ten years.
“Glasgow has one of the most exciting electronic music scenes in the world, so bringing Terminal V to the city for our tenth anniversary feels like a natural next step for us. We’ve spent the past decade building Terminal V into an internationally recognised festival, and this move gives us the opportunity to create something on a completely different scale.
– says Derek Martin,Terminal V Co-Founder
First Artists Confirmed for 2027
Leading the first announcement is UK garage favourite Interplanetary Criminal, who returns after a standout performance at Terminal V Croatia in 2026. Known for his blend of UK garage, bassline and house, he has become one of the most recognisable names in the UK’s current dance music scene.
Terminal V Co-Founder Derek Martin said:
“The first wave of artists reflects what Terminal V has always been about, bringing together established names in electronic music with emerging talent and sounds shaping the future of the scene. There’s a real mix of artists across the programme, with some major announcements still to come.”
French producer I Hate Models is also confirmed, bringing his distinctive mix of industrial techno, euphoric melodies and emotionally charged sounds. Meanwhile, Clara Cuvé and Nikolina represent two different sides of contemporary club music, with fast-paced selections spanning techno, electro, breakbeat and harder sounds.
Scotland will be represented by Slam and Clouds. Slam, who celebrate 35 years of their influential Soma Records label in 2026, have been at the forefront of underground techno for decades. Perth duo Clouds are known for their high-speed combination of post-industrial techno, rave and 90s hardcore.
Berlin techno also features prominently in the first wave. Ben Klock will perform B2B with Georgian artist Yanamaste, while Kobosil brings his uncompromising sound to the anniversary line-up. Hamburg’s Helena Hauff joins them with her raw, analogue-driven approach to electro, acid and techno.
The programme also features Morgan Seatree, whose 90s-inspired house sound and energetic productions have earned him a growing following, and Colombian-born, Berlin-based Funk Tribu, one of the leading names in the new wave of trance-influenced club music. His breakout track Phonky Tribu helped introduce his distinctive sound to a wider international audience.
Other confirmed artists include Australian club innovators Skin On Skin and Mall Grab, Dutch producer Pegassi, UK bass artist MPH and hard techno favourite Restricted. Faster Horses B2B DJ Gigola will also join the programme.
American techno artist Sara Landry is another major name in the announcement, while Italian duo 999999999 will bring their hardware-driven sound to Glasgow with a dedicated Acid Set. Italian techno veteran Freddy K is also confirmed for a B2B performance, with his partner yet to be announced.
A New Home on the River Clyde
The move from Edinburgh to Glasgow marks a major change for Terminal V as it enters its second decade. Set against the industrial backdrop of the River Clyde, Clydeside Live will host the festival’s most ambitious production to date. The site will feature a new main stage concept for Area V, alongside reimagined versions of two familiar Terminal V spaces, The Hangar and The Greenhouse.
What started as a one-day event in 2017 has grown into one of the UK’s leading electronic music festivals, welcoming more than a quarter of a million fans across its Scottish editions and building an international following. The 10th anniversary will bring together artists connected to the festival’s history and some of the names shaping the future of electronic music.
Terminal V takes place at Clydeside Live in Glasgow from 4 to 6 June 2027. Tickets go on sale on Friday 13 November at 10am GMT. Fans can sign up here for early access to the ticket queue.
First Wave Line-Up (A–Z)
999999999 [Acid Set], Alarico, ASLØ, Ben Klock B2B Yanamaste, Benwal B2B DJ Boring, Bullet Tooth, Clara Cuvé, Clouds, DJ Gigola B2B Faster Horses, Frazi.er, Freddy K, Funk Tribu, Grace Dahl, Helena Hauff, Helena Lauwaert, I Hate Models, Interplanetary Criminal, Johannes Schuster, Kobosil, KUKO, Lammer, Mall Grab, Megra, Milion, Morgan Seatree, MPH, Nikolina, Olive Anguz, Pegassi, Philippa Pacho, Restricted, Sara Landry, Skin On Skin, Slam, Spray, Triptykh, Ueberrest, VTSS and more to be announced.
