Scottish actor Peter Capaldi played the first of two hometown gigs at Glasgow’s Stereo venue last night (Tuesday, July 29).
It follows the release of the Doctor Who star’s second album, ‘Sweet Illusions’, on local record label Last Night From Glasgow earlier this year - and a guest slot with Franz Ferdinand at Glastonbury.
Capaldi was born in Glasgow and grew up in Springburn and Bishopbriggs - attending St Teresa's Primary School, St Matthew's Primary School in Bishopbriggs, and St Ninian's High School in Kirkintilloch, before studying at Glasgow School of Art.
His musical career began when he formed a band called ‘The Dreamboys’, whose lineup included comedian Craig Ferguson.
But ultimately he chose a career in film and television, winning an Oscar for his short film ‘Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life’, and starring in the likes of ‘The Thick of It’ and ‘Doctor Who’, amongst a string of television and film roles.
Here are 13 pictures from the show, where he played the following:
Is It Today
Hanger Lane
Sweet Illusions
Bin Night
Not Going Anywhere
Something to Behold
It's Not Over Until It's Over
The Big Guy
A Little Bit of Class
Ken And Anne Marie (Beautiful & Weird)
Through the Cracks
Friday I'm In Love
No One in the World
You can buy Peter Capaldi’s album from Last Night From Glasgow here - where you can also sign up to become a member and receive lots of great records while supporting Glasgow’s music scene.
9. Musical pedigree
In a former life Capaldi was the lead singer and guitarist in punk rock band The Dreamboys, along with comedian and chat show host Craig Ferguson. | David Hepburn
10. Hometown hero
Peter Capaldi spoke fondly of the former Glasgow Apollo at the gig. | David Hepburn
11. A brilliant career
The actor has had a remarkable career, winning an Oscar for a shot film and appearing in the likes of 'The Crow Road', 'The Thick of It', 'Local Hero', 'Paddington' and 'Doctor Who'. | David Hepburn
12. Encore
The singer encored with a cover of The Cure's 'Friday I'm In Love' followed by 'No One In The World'. | David Hepburn