LEGENDARY DJ Fatboy Slim has popped into a Glasgow record store to play an intimate gig.
The music icon, whose real name is Norman Cook, performed a barefoot set to revellers at Assai Records on Sauchiehall Street on Saturday.
The show came just hours before he took to the stage at SWG3 Galvanizers Yard.
Very 'limited' tickets were available for the exclusive event, at which Fatboy Slim was joined by fellow performers SOBSTORY, Hayley Zalassi and Van Damn.
Assai Records is no stranger to having some big names walk through its doors and host live performances, as we previously reported that huge queues of fans formed outside and around the corner to see The Snuts.
The Scottish band performed and signed records at the gig in February.
Indie rockers Cast also made a special appearance at Assai Records earlier this year resulting in a queue trailing up nearby Blythswood Street.
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