Bosses have made the decision to postpone this year's TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow.

Lewis Capaldi, Liam Gallagher and Courteeners were just a few of the acts preparing to take to the stage on July 10-12 this year, and bosses hope they'll return for the event next year.

READ MORE: TRNSMT 2020 cancelled as coronavirus lockdown claims Glasgow Green festival

Understandably, Scots with tickets are wondering what will happen with refunds and new dates. Here's everything you need to know:

Why has TRNSMT 2020 been cancelled/postponed?

DF Concerts say they took the decision to postpone this year's event until 2021 after 'comments made by the First Minister' on April 23. In her daily coronavirus briefing, Nicola Sturgeon said any large events in the near future are 'unlikely' to go ahead.

Will TRNSMT go ahead next year?

Yes! Fear not, music fans, Glasgow Green will see its fair share of talent next summer, as bosses have confirmed the show will take place on the weekend of July 9-11th, 2021.

I was looking forward to some acts. Will they perform next year?

While there's no guarantee the festival will be able to bag the same artists as were on the line-up this year, they say they're trying their best to work with all the artist teams to get the 2021 line-up 'as close to this year's' as possible. An update will be given in the next two weeks.

Can I get a refund?

Refunds are available for anyone who has bought a ticket this year. Ticket providers will be in touch, and so anyone with a ticket is asked to look out for an email. You are asked to only get in touch with them if you haven't been contacted after 14 days.

Will my tickets be valid next year?

Yes! If you decide not to request a refund, you can keep a hold of your ticket and it will give you access to next year's festival. It's a good way of making sure you have tickets well in advance of the event.

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