Sam Fender fans have bit out at the BBC for failing to show his set at TRNSMT festival over the weekend, with it still missing from iPlayer as well.
Exactly a month after Sam and his band wowed capacity crowds on home turf with two back to back sell out gigs at St James' Park, they headed north of the border for the popular Scottish festival, sharing a bill with the likes of Pulp and The 1975. Other artists on the TRSMT line-up this year included Niall Horan, Pale Waves and Becky Hill, but while highlights from all of their sets are available for viewers to watch on iPlayer, Sam is notably absent, as are Pulp, with them also missing from the main coverage on TV as well, despite Sam being mentioned by BBC Scotland host Edith Bowman.
And it's something that hasn't gone down well at all with his fans, with many waiting for it to appear online on Sunday, after his performance a night earlier. At the time of writing on Monday morning, there was still no sign of it as the complaints continued to flood in on Twitter,. One irate fan posted: "Why is Sam Fender’s performance not on iPlayer but the other headliners are? It was said at the beginning of the show that he would be shown then Without any explanation they said he wouldn’t"
