'A Sky Full of Stars' Gala Concert was held in the Bothwell Bridge Hotel.
More than £8000 was raised at a concert last week in memory of Eilidh McHugh.
Friends and family organised 'A Sky Full of Stars' Gala Concert in the Bothwell Bridge Hotel, where many talented individuals came together to perform and remember the 22-year-old.
Eilidh passed away after a short battle with cancer in 2017 and her family have been fundraising for Eilidh's Beatson Fund ever since.
Adele Cunningham from Heart Radio kicked off the evening and welcomed the first performances from the South Lanarkshire Schools Big Band.
Following from the outstanding opening was the very talented Ava Duff, followed by a duet from her cousins Joseph and Jacob Duff.
The audience were then treated to some Irish dancing from Robbie McLaughlin.
Up next, The University of Edinburgh A Capella Society wowed with their stunning performance.
After a short interval, tickets were sold to raffle off winning a week in Marbella, generously donated by Eilidh's family friends the Boswell family.
Elaine, Eilidh's mum, and sister Kerry McHugh stood up and said a few words about fundraising for their loved one and how they remember her every day.
The evening of the concert marked the second anniversary of Eilidh's funeral and Elaine and Kerry thanked everyone for supporting Team Eilidh.
Organiser David Hayburn, Tania Shukla and Jack Roberts then took to the stage to perform 'Your Favourite Playlist Songs'.
Holy Cross High School Soul Band were up next, followed by opera singer Jonathan Hawkins and accompanist Sandra Hawkins.
David Hayburn and Lucy Sapwell then sang beautifully together and David closed the evening with an absolutely phenomenal rendition of Coldplay's Sky Full of Stars.
Overall, the evening was absolutely fantastic and Elaine said: "We would like to thank all of you for attending this special musical gala evening for Eilidh, and especially the fantastic support of our guest artists who have given up their time on a Friday evening and travelled great distances.
"This has been a real Team Eilidh effort. A special thanks to Elaine Duffy and David Hayburn for the inspirational idea. There are far too many people, as usual to mention individually but your support, time and generosity has been overwhelming – you know what you mean to us.
"Team Eilidh continues to demonstrate kindness and compassion. Thank you for your presence in our lives and giving us the gift of your time.
"Through your kindness and generosity over the last two years, Team Eilidh now has 22 scholarships funded at Strathclyde University, total funding £110,000. Eilidh's Beatson Fund currently totals £206,151 including gift aid.
Team Eilidh have a really busy year ahead with The Glasgow Kilt Walk at the end of this month and this year Team Eilidh is sponsored by Retronix.
And Elaine also confirmed that Eilidh's Ladies' Lunch will go ahead in September to mark her 25th birthday.