Police say only three concert-goers fell foul of the law on Friday, with 11 on Saturday and 13 on the final day.
Offences include drugs, assault and breach of the peace at the Glasgow Green event attended by thousands of fans eager to lap up a weekend of music and entertainment.
The relatively small number of arrests were confirmed as the clean up operation got underway and event organisers announced details of next year's festival. The event will return to Glasgow Green for its seventh year from July 12 to 14, 2024 with more food, drink, dancing and plenty of brilliant tunes to look forward to.
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