American singer Billie Eilish earned herself a warm reception at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Tuesday evening - but showed her true class when ordering food for the hardworking crew who made the show possible.
Glasgow restaurant Buck's Bar posted on their Facebook page moments after Billie's gig ended, with the news of a rather important order for the 'Happier Than Ever' singer.
They captioned the post: "BIGGEST BUCK’S BAR TAKEAWAY ORDER EVER!
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"@billieeilish knows how to look after her crew! £1000 takeaway order packed up and off to the @ovohydro for all her hard working team.
"Well done to the team at Buck’s Bar WRS for supplying the goods and looking after Billies crew over the last few days.
"What a bunch of legends!"
The chicken-heavy restaurant posted snaps of the workers bagging up the massive order, working till late in the night to get all the delicious food to the crew members at the OVO Hydro.
Fans of both Eilish and Buck's Bar commented on the post, with one Facebook user writing: "Billie Eilish knows the score, best out there"
Another said: "Billie has great taste!"
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And a third wrote: "To make a £1000 order at same time n get it to the Hydro in top quality and warm condition is a mission and a half. Hope Billie enjoyed the best Chicken burger in Scotland."
Billie was also spotted at a popular Glasgow vegan eatery earlier this week before her Hydro appearance, as reported by Glasgow Live.
The 'Therefore I Am' singer was clocked at Glasgow's popular vegan eatery, Mono, in the Merchant City area of the city, alongside co-writer, producer and brother, Finneas.
Fan accounts of the young singer posted her interaction with a fan on social media, as one Twitter account wrote: "Billie with a fan in Glasgow, UK!"
The singer was all smiles as she posed for a photo with the excited fan, as she prepared for her concert at the OVO Hydro, as part of her sold-out UK tour.
