STARS came together with Girlguiding Scotland members for "one of the biggest celebrations of girl power" Glasgow has seen.

Around 8,000 Girlguiding Scotland members aged 10 and over took over The SSE Hydro on Saturday for a pop concert to enjoy live acts and celebrate girl power.

The star-studded line-up included Jess Glynne, Louisa Johnson, Pixie Lott, John Newman, JP Cooper, Birdy, Five After Midnight and host Cel Spellman.

As well as enjoying live performances of some of the biggest hits of the summer artists shared who inspires them and words of wisdom with Girlguiding Scotland’s junior reporters.

Jess Glynne said: “I am so excited to be part of Girlguiding Scotland’s biggest ever pop concert, celebrating being a strong woman.

"It was so inspiring to see so many girls coming together to sing, dance and have fun.

“Girlguiding Scotland is all about inspiring girls to aim high and be bold and I’m really proud to be involved in it.

"My advice to all the girls out there is to not let worrying about what other people think stop you from being yourself and doing what you love."

Pixie Lott added: "I loved being part of Tartan Gig - Girlguiding Scotland's biggest ever pop concert.

"As a former Brownie, I'm really proud to be part of this unique event. From playing games to camping, I loved my time as a Brownie and it's brilliant to see Girlguiding Scotland is still giving girls a space to be themselves, have fun and reach for the stars.

"Today really felt like a fantastic day for girl power."

Tartan Gig is one the opportunities Girlguiding Scotland, a charity for girls and young women in Scotland, to offer its 50,000 young members to enjoy new experiences, learn new skills, use their voice and have fun.

The charity offers all girls aged 5 to 25 the chance to take part in a programme, encompassing everything from outdoor adventure to social action, campaigning to international travel, arts, science, sports and international travel.

To find out more about Girlguiding Scotland visit www.girlguidingscotland.org.uk/get-involved