More than 100,000 people are set to descend upon Glasgow as Scotland's biggest music festival gets under way.

Set within Glasgow Green, TRNSMT kicks off on Friday - with gates opening at 12pm - and will see headline performances from Stormzy, Catfish and the Bottlemen and George Ezra across the weekend.

Festival director Geoff Ellis said the headliners were looking forward to playing the weekend.

He said: "Stormzy had a great Glastonbury and he only wanted to do two festivals this year.

"When we got the call - pretty much a year ago - saying he wants to do Glastonbury and TRNSMT, that's really cool to get.

"He played the first year here and had a fantastic gig, went on about 4pm and had a full crowd watching him and that was great. I certainly won't be missing him."

To ensure your festival experience is as fun and as stress free as possible, here is STV News' guide to the next three days.

The most important item to pack is your ticket.

Make sure you have a rain jacket or poncho you can throw on if the elements turn. Due to the volatility of the Scottish weather, also pack some sunscreen to avoid burning in the sunshine.

Although there will be bank machines on site, take some money just in case you need it in an emergency.

With plenty of water stations at the festival, taking a reusable water bottle will help you keep hydrated.

A portable phone charger will also come in handy if your battery begins to drain from all the pictures and videos you'll be taking.

Organisers have warned that anyone found with drugs at the festival will be charged by police.

Legal and herbal highs have also be banned, along with weapons, laser pens, flares and fireworks.

Folding and inflatable chairs will not get through security, and if you are taking a bag it can be no bigger than A3 size.

On Friday, there will be sunny intervals with highs of 20C expected.

Temperatures will be at their hottest between 1pm and 5pm.

On Saturday, it will be warm but cloudy - with the sun eventually breaking out at around 7pm.

The hottest temperatures of the weekend will emerge on Sunday, with highs of 22C expected at around 4pm.

Following its success last year, Platform will again step out into the sunshine to bring ten of Scotland's most exciting street food traders to TRNSMT.

Platform on Tour will be offering everything from authentic Spanish tapas to gourmet vegan and venison burgers, loaded mac & cheese to fluffy steamed bao buns, and artisan wood-fired pizza to everything in between.

There are a number of car parks nearby, however Glasgow City Council has closed a number of roads.

Between 8am on Friday to 1am on Monday:

Between 9pm and 1am throughout the weekend: