A popular trad music festival is set to return to a park near Glasgow in 2025.

The Reeling Festival, the summer celebration of Scottish contemporary folk music, will be a three-day event for the first time.

The festival will take place at Rouken Glen Park on Friday to Sunday, June 6 to 8.

The new Friday date will be headlined by four-piece folk-pop outfit Tide Lines, with Scots singer Siobhan Miller Band, Beinn Lee, and Gnoss also supporting.

More performers are set to be announced at a later date.

Tickets will be available for presale to subscribers of The Reeling mailing list from Thursday, November 28 at 9am, with general sale available from Friday, November 29 at 9am.

To sign up and access tickets, head to thereeling.com.

The Reeling is founded by Michael Pellegrotti, co-director of Skye Live, the music festival in Portree on the Isle of Skye.

He believes The Reeling in Glasgow can have the same staying power.

He said: "We launched The Reeling just two years ago, and it’s been fantastic to see it grow year on year.

"Glasgow’s summer celebration of contemporary folk music is now a fixture of the Scottish music scene’s calendar, and that is a testament to the incredible talent that makes the Scottish trad scene so special – and the people who come out to celebrate it.

"Trad music is thriving in Scotland right now, and I’m incredibly proud to be extending the festival to meet the demand of fans old and new."

The 5,000-capacity event will see the park spring to life with performances spanning two stages and a dedicated kids area and Ceilidh Tots events, as well as Scottish food and drink offerings.