Paisley-born Paolo Nutini may have been born on the outskirts of Glasgow, be is undoubtedly an adopted Glaswegian that has been spotted out and about in the city.
You could say his career in music began at Park Lane Studios in the Southside where he worked as a studio hand. His big break came when he was discovered at a Radio Clyde event in 2003.
Paisley were holding a reception for Fame Academy winner David Sneddon at the town hall, but due to his plane being delayed by fog in London - presenter Gavin Pearson asked whether anyone in the crowd fancied themselves as a singer. Paolo got up and absolutely blew the roof off the venue.
He has had a hugely successful career across Scotland and beyond and continues to be one of the best known Scottish musicians of all time that has has an instantly recognisable voice.
Paolo can at times be found enjoying a pint in the Queen's Park Cafe, but here are some of the other spots in Glasgow where he has made his mark or recommends.
5. Sub Club
Paolo recommends heading to Sub Club for a 'mental night' saying: "If a night in Subby is on the cards, they'd better make sure they've "f****** got a day off the next day”. Photo: Brian Sweeney
6. Vroni’s Wine Bar
If you are looking for a spot to have a cocktail in Glasgow, Paolo recommends going to Vroni's Wine Bar on West Nile Street. | Vroni's
7. OVO Hydro
The Paisley-born singer was recognised by the venue after he set a new record at the venue in December 2022 by becoming the first musical artist to complete a five-night residency. | OVO Hydro
8. Park Lane Market
Park Lane Market is part of a vibrant community hub which includes Park Lane Studios which is where Paolo Nutini worked as a studio hand and where he recorded some tracks for his latest album Last Night in the Bittersweet. | Supplied