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The festival will be held at Barrowlands Music Park in Gallowgate, GlasgowCredit: Alamy<\/p>\n
The revamped Barrowlands Music Park in the Gallowgate will host the new event as part of Glasgow\u2019s 850th anniversary celebrations.<\/p>\n
The festival<\/a> will celebrate Glasgow\u2019s rich musical history, with reggae, trip-hop, hip-hop and electronic beats taking centre stage. <\/p>\n Day one kicks off with THREE THE HARDWAY \u2013 a rare back-to-back set from DJ Don Letts, Jazzie B, and Daddy G from Massive Attack. <\/p>\n Day two will see hip-hop icons THE SUGARHILL GANG take the stage alongside THE FURIOUS FIVE, Huey Morgan, Shaka Loves You, DJ SNAFU and a surprise guest that’s yet to announced.<\/p>\n READ MORE ON THE SCOTTISH SUN<\/p>\n The festival runs from 2pm to 10pm on August 23 and 24. <\/p>\n Tickets<\/a> go on sale today at 9am with prices starting at \u00a332.50 for a single day or \u00a359.50 for the full weekend.<\/p>\n The East End is already a hub for Glasgow\u2019s music scene, with the iconic Barrowlands Ballroom and Saint Luke\u2019s, and In the City is all about cementing the area as a new music district.<\/p>\n Barrowlands Music Park itself boasts the stunning Album Pathway, a colourful 100-metre-long public artwork created by Glasgow<\/a> artist Jim Lambie. <\/p>\n The installation, commissioned for Glasgow\u2019s 2014 Cultural Programme, proudly lists every band that\u2019s played the iconic Barrowland Ballroom since 1983. <\/p>\n A spokesperson for In the City said: \u201cThis two-day event is more than a music festival, it\u2019s a celebration of Glasgow\u2019s UNESCO City of Music status and its creative spirit, hosted in the community space of Barrowlands Music Park.<\/p>\n TRNSMT stars announce ‘biggest show to date’ at Glasgow’s Hydro<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re bringing together leading artists and DJs from BBC Radio<\/a> 6, world music, and hip-hop, while shining a spotlight on homegrown talent straight from the streets of G1.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is the largest festival the park has seen, and it\u2019s about more than celebration.<\/p>\n