Lewis Capaldi last night celebrated his TRNSMT gig with a big Glasgow night out - at The Cathouse.
The Someone You Loved star headed into the city centre after the festival came to a close, where he ventured into iconic club 'The Catty' for the official TRNSMT afterparty.
During the night, the hit Bathgate singer-songwriter even took to Twitter, posting: "Cathouse isn’t just for goths".
Capaldi's nightclub appearance came hot on the heels of his sell-out set on the Sunday TRNSMT stage.
The 22-year-old wowed the crowd by opening with classic Scottish rave tune Bits and Pieces, while he first appeared in front of the crowd wearing a Chewbacca mask, in reference to his recent feud with Noel Gallagher.
The star called last night's performance the "best f****** gig of his life" and said he felt "like Freddie Mercury at Live Aid", leading the crowd in the Queen's singer's famous responses from the Wembley performance - but with Scottish swear words instead.
And, due to the fact he was born here in Glasgow, the chart-topper told the crowd his performance today was "a f****** dream come true".
Earlier in the day, Capaldi surprised fans by posing at the foot of a billboard advertising his appearance down at Glasgow Green.
Yet his latest move, the late-night appearance at The Cathouse, has already been branded 'the new peak Capaldi' by his fans.
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