Terminal V has revealed Clydeside Live, a new dedicated open-air event space, as the home of its landmark 10th anniversary festival. Taking place from June 4-6, 2027, it will be Terminal V’s first ever three-day festival edition and its first fully outdoor Scottish festival.

Terminal V is produced by EE Live, the independent Scottish events company behind the festival’s growth into an internationally recognised electronic music brand.

Situated in Glasgow’s historic docklands on the north bank of the River Clyde, Clydeside Live is a major new open-air event site currently being developed with Terminal V set to become the first music festival to be held there.

The exact location has remained under wraps since Terminal V announced its move from Edinburgh to Glasgow earlier this year. Now revealed as Clydeside Live, the site is being developed into Glasgow’s largest dedicated open-air event space, creating a new destination for live music and events in the city.

The waterfront site will provide a dramatic backdrop for Terminal V’s electronic line-up. Beyond music events, Clydeside Live will host a varied-programme of seasonal attractions and entertainment for a broad range of audiences.

For its 10th anniversary, Terminal V will create its largest and most ambitious festival set up to date from the ground up, including an entirely new main stage concept for Area V at the water’s edge. Renowned stages The Hangar and The Greenhouse will also be reimagined for the outdoor setting, with the first glimpses of the festival design revealed today in newly released renders.

The Glasgow edition will arrive exactly a decade after Terminal V launched in 2017. What began as a 2,000-capacity, one-day event at Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre has grown into one of the world’s leading electronic music festivals, ranked number one in Scotland. Over the past decade, Terminal V has welcomed more than a quarter of a million fans, with more than 30 per cent of ticket sales now coming from outside Scotland and previous editions contributing more than £5 million to the local economy.

Derek Martin, Terminal V co-founder, said: “Finding the right home for the next chapter of Terminal V was hugely important to us, and from the moment we saw this site we could see its potential. The scale, the riverside setting and the industrial landscape around it feel completely aligned with Terminal V and give us the freedom to create something we simply couldn’t have done before.

“We’ve seen venues like Silverworks Island demonstrate just how exciting these large-scale outdoor inner city spaces can be for electronic music, and we believe Clydeside Live has the potential to become one of the most exciting new outdoor event destinations in the UK. For our 10th anniversary, we have the opportunity to build the festival from the ground up, rethink our stages and production for the setting and create an experience that feels distinctly Glasgow while still being unmistakably Terminal V. We can’t wait for people to see what we have planned.”