Susan Boyle is set to make a surprise appearance at a huge gig at Glasgow's Hydro in just a few weeks.
The event is Scotland's biggest night of traditional music and is set to celebrate Glaswegian music and comedy legend Billy Connolly this year.
Subo is joining the star-studded line-up for the Hoolie in the Hydro, according to The Scottish Sun, and will take to the stage on Saturday, December 13.
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Organiser and broadcaster Gary Innes told the newspaper, he said: “We are chuffed to welcome Susan Boyle to the Hoolie in the Hydro party.
“I can’t quite believe she’s going to be part of our celebrations, joining a fantastic cast of Scottish stars on stage – honestly, I feel like I’ve ‘dreamed a dream.'
“Sir Billy Connolly’s influence on Scottish culture has been immeasurable, and there’s no better way to celebrate that than with a big old party.
“The OVO Hydro is going to be jumping this December, with a who’s who of Scottish music and comedy filling the stage – we can’t wait.”
Former Britain's Got Talent contestant Susan, 64, announced her return to the music scene in April this year.
In a video posted on social media, the singer said: "I'm back, definitely back, and I can't wait to do more for you."
Susan's debut album, I Dreamed a Dream, is one of the best-selling albums of the 21st century, selling over 10 million copies.
A cast of musicians will pay tribute to Sir Billy, his humour, and his love for folk music at the event.
The tribute to the Glasgow icon will form the finale of the night, with artists performing some of Billy's most popular songs, such as I Wish I Was in Glasgow and Glasgow Central.
Sir Billy was a key figure in the Glasgow folk scene in the 1960s, regularly playing sessions in the Scotia Bar and releasing music as one half of the Humblebums.
His renowned banjo and folk roots have played an important role throughout his career.
Now in its fourth year, Hoolie in the Hydro has gained a reputation as the world’s biggest ceilidh and is once again set to feature a line-up from across Scotland’s vibrant folk and traditional music scene.
The event will feature performances from the Elephant Sessions, Trail West, Mànran, and Beluga Lagoon.
More information about this year's Hoolie in the Hydro can be found on the Ovo Hydro website.
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