HE IS A BELTER
Line of Duty star Martin Compston spotted belting out Gerry Cinnamon lyrics from pal’s shoulders in TRNSMT crowd
He appeared to be in high spirits during the set
TRNSMT fans were left stunned after spotting Line of Duty star Martin Compston belting out a Gerry Cinnamon song from a reveller's shoulders.
The actor yesterday stormed Example's headline act and screamed 'f*** Glastonbury' as he declared Scottish crowds "the best in the world".
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The 40-year-old returned for day two of the Glasgow Green festival and he appeared to be in high spirits during Gerry's set.
Video footage shows Compston singing along to the singer-songwriter's hit Where We're Going.
The actor can be seen throwing his arms in the air during the performance.
Compston cut a casual figure in a black cap, sunglasses and khaki jacket.
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He is well known for his love of Scotland - whether it's leaping out of a cop car on set to celebrate a goal, or wild celebrations in the stands at the national stadium.
Last month, he was spotted partying with Tartan Army footsoldiers ahead of the Euro 2024 opening clash in Munich.
He could be seen joining in with chants while being paraded around the city centre on the shoulders of his podcast friend Gordon Smart.
Example yesterday brought on special guest Compston who opened his set holding a Saltire flag.
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Addressing the packed out crowd, the Line of Duty star said: "I'm just a wee scally fae Greenock.
"And that man asked me to be here because he's a legend.
TRNSMT fans in shock as Line of Duty star Martin Compston storms Example's headline stage and shouts 'f Glastonbury'
"Let's give some appreciation for Example.
"He's a friend of mine, he told me the best crowds in the world are f***** Scotland.
"And tonight, we are going to prove them right again - because f*** Glastonbury" - before launching into a chant "No Scotland, No Party" with the crowd.