In Pictures: TRNSMT's Sunday scorcher

Scotland's city music festival TRNSMT has returned to its summer slot after two years of Covid disruption.

Paolo Nutini celebrated his first album in eight years hitting number one with the headline slot on Friday.

Just hours after the chart was announced, he took to the stage in front of tens of thousands of fans at Glasgow Green.

US rockers The Strokes topped the bill on Saturday while Lewis Capaldi is the main attraction on Sunday.

We've picked a selection of the best images from the weekend.

Watch highlights from TRNSMT on BBC iPlayer.

A change from wellies: TRNSMT attendees were able to leave the all-weather gear at home for once

Sigala turned Sunday afternoon into a dance party

Mae Muller showed some love for a well-known Swedish band

Sunday was shaping up to be a scorcher too

Scots singer Nina Nesbit started Sunday off on the main stage

Showing her colours: A Lewis Capaldi fan was set for day three's headliner

Bemz got things started on the River stage

The Strokes rounded things off on the main stage on Saturday night

The main stage was set for The Strokes on Saturday

Yannis Philippakis from Foals had the crowd in the palm of his hand

Fontaines DC looking happy to be at TRNSMT

TRNSMT festival-goers were blessed with sunshine on Saturday

Example got things going on the main stage on Saturday

Fun in the sun: Music fans enjoy the weather

The crowds packed in for Example on the main stage

Fans complained of three-hour queues to enter the festival site

On a stage, not a chaise longue: Wet Leg got the crowd singing along

Griff brought the drama to the city

Shiny, happy Glaswegians had fun in the Scottish sun

Paolo Nutini took to the stage just hours after his new album went into the chart at number one

Rain or shine, the TRNSMT fans were determined to have a good time

Nile Rodgers had the crowd bouncing to his disco tunes

The Scotland flags were out in force leaving the main stage acts in no doubt about where they were

Sam Fender led the crowd in a singalong

Ticket holders arrived at lunchtime on Friday to make sure they didn't miss a thing

There was more than a little bit of love for Tom Grennan on Glasgow Green

DJ Dan South turned the Boogie Bar into a well-attended corner of the festival site

Ella Henderson lit up the stage on Friday afternoon

The Bootleg Beatles got the party started on Friday

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