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Scotland’s No. 1 electronic music festival, Terminal V, has revealed the first wave of artists for its landmark 10th anniversary, with Interplanetary Criminal, I Hate Models, Sara Landry, Ben Klock B2B Yanamaste, Helena Hauff, Mall Grab, Morgan Seatree, Funk Tribu, Clara Cuvé, Kobosil and Slam among the first names confirmed. Taking place from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027, the festival will celebrate its first ever three-day edition and first fully outdoor Scottish festival at Clydeside Live, a major new waterfront event space in Glasgow’s historic docklands.
The first announcement reflects the significance of that milestone, bringing together artists whose performances have helped shape Terminal V over the past decade alongside a new generation of international talent. From established pioneers of techno to artists taking contemporary club sounds in new directions, the line-up celebrates the breadth of music that has defined the festival since its launch in 2017.
And with some of the festival’s biggest names still under wraps, Terminal V is keeping a few surprises in store for its landmark tenth anniversary, with a major headliner announcement set to follow in the days ahead.
Leading the announcement is UK garage favourite Interplanetary Criminal, following a standout set at Terminal V Croatia in 2026. Known for his infectious blend of UK garage, bassline and house, he returns for the festival’s landmark tenth anniversary.
French favourite I Hate Models has established himself as one of techno’s most distinctive and unpredictable artists, moving between industrial intensity, euphoric melodies and emotionally charged soundscapes. His high-energy performances have made him one of the most sought-after names on the international techno circuit.
Joining the first wave are Clara Cuvé and Nikolina, two artists representing the energy and diversity of contemporary electronic music. Known for her fast-paced, genre-spanning selections, Clara Cuvé moves between techno, electro, breakbeat and hardcore, while Nikolina brings a fresh perspective to the harder, faster sounds shaping a new generation of club culture.
Flying the flag for Scotland are two formidable duos. Glasgow’s Slam, who celebrate 35 years of their iconic Soma Records label in 2026, will draw on decades at the forefront of underground techno. Joining them are Perth pair Clouds, known for their high-velocity fusion of post-industrial techno, rave and 90s hardcore.
Berlin techno mainstay Ben Klock joins forces with Georgian rising star Yanamaste for a B2B set bringing together generations of underground techno, while fellow Berlin heavyweight Kobosil adds his uncompromising sound to the anniversary line-up. Hamburg’s Helena Hauff, renowned for her raw, uncompromising approach to electro, acid and techno, also joins the bill, bringing her distinctive analogue-driven sound to Glasgow.
Manchester DJ and producer Morgan Seatree is another standout addition, bringing his infectious, 90s-inspired house sound to Glasgow. Having built a growing following through his energetic productions and club-ready remixes, including his breakout reworking of Florence + The Machine’s Say My Name, Seatree represents the new wave of UK house talent making an impact on dancefloors far beyond the underground.
Colombian-born, Berlin-based Funk Tribu has emerged as a leading name in the new wave of trance-inspired club music, blending nostalgic 90s and 00s influences with driving contemporary production. His breakout track Phonky Tribu helped propel him onto the international circuit, while his distinctive fusion of trance, techno and euphoric club sounds has earned him a growing global following.
The first wave also features Australian club innovators Skin On Skin and Mall Grab, Dutch artist Pegassi, UK bass producer MPH and hard techno favourite Restricted, alongside rising talent Faster Horses B2B DJ Gigola. Together, they reflect the broad range of underground electronic music at the heart of Terminal V, from garage and house to trance, techno and harder-edged club sounds.
American techno powerhouse Sara Landry, whose uncompromising sound and commanding performances have established her as one of the most prominent names in contemporary hard techno, is another major addition to the anniversary programme.
Italian live duo 999999999 will bring their high-intensity, hardware-driven acid techno to the festival with a dedicated Acid Set. Also confirmed is Italian techno veteran Freddy K, who will perform B2B with a partner yet to be announced.
The 2027 edition marks a bold new chapter for Terminal V as it moves from Edinburgh to Glasgow for its tenth anniversary. Set against the industrial landscape of the River Clyde, Clydeside Live will provide the backdrop for the festival’s most ambitious production to date, with a new main stage concept for Area V and reimagined versions of established spaces The Hangar and The Greenhouse.
What began as a one-day event in 2017 has grown into one of the UK’s leading electronic music festivals, welcoming more than a quarter of a million fans across its Scottish editions and building an international following. The move to Glasgow marks a pivotal moment in that journey, with the tenth anniversary bringing together artists connected to the festival’s past and present while opening the door to its next decade.
Further artists are set to be announced in the coming months.
Terminal V takes place at Clydeside Live, Glasgow, from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 June 2027. Tickets are on sale Friday 13th November, 10am GMT. Sign up here to be first in the queue.
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