Paolo Nutini fans had mixed opinions after the Paisley singer took to the main stage at TRNSMT on Friday.
TRNSMT runs from July 8 to 10 with major acts headlining Glasgow Green. Paolo Nutini closed the show on Friday, just a week after releasing his latest album, Last Night in the Bittersweet.
The album hit number one just before his set at the long-awaited music festival. But the Jenny Don't Be Hasty singer faced criticism from some ticket holders who slammed his setlist and alleged 'new style'.
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One wrote: "No Last Request or Rewind from Paolo Nutini."
Another added: "Paolo Nutini headlining and then not playing some of his biggest bangers, or playing them but making them unrecognisable, is not what I'm here for. What a shame because the voice on that man is unbelievable."
A third posted: "That new Paolo Nutini is not festival friendly. Boring and bringing the vibes down, big man."
Another commented: "Paolo, take another five years off, lad."
Meanwhile, others were thrilled at his big Glasgow comeback.
One simply stated: "Paolo Nutini is magnificent."
Another added: "Paolo Nutini live in Glasgow is the best thing that's ever happened to me in my life."
A third gushed: "Paolo Nutini at TRNSMT is truly a thing of beauty. Those trumpets along with his gravelly voice on Iron Sky. What an extraordinary talent"
While another wrote: "What a masterful performance tonight at TRNSMT from Paolo Nutini. He showed his full range of talent, from tender ballads, to rock god front man, with essences of Led Zeppelin, to AC/DC.
"A proper modern superstar."
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