A 24-hour fashion and music event is set to hit Glasgow this month as part of a UK-wide tour, featuring DJs, a pub quiz and live discussions.
Organised by Topman, the Topman 24 event will begin with wristband collection at the brand's Buchanan Street store where giveaways and promotions will occur from midday.
From 3pm, graffiti artist Rogue One; Dave Hook of Glasgow hip-hop group Stanley Odd and Louie of experimental hip-hop group Hector Bizerk are set to discuss music with prominent DJ Vic Galloway at The Old Hairdressers.
The night-time schedule will feature a music pub quiz also at The Old Hairdressers with prizes up for grabs, while a selection of DJs including Bondax, M/E/R/M/A/I/D/S will play from 8pm at Stereo in the city centre.
The next morning, a hangover cure comes courtesy of a breakfast held at 10am on Buchanan Street - plus more live DJs (if your head can take it).
The event will run March 10 -11. Entry is free.
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