Ayrmusic students went on stage at some of Europe's major music festivals.
An ambitious artist studying trade on the campus of the Western University of Scotland (UWS) performed in front of thousands of gigfans across the continent.
Bands and solo artists talk about "surreal" experiences after grasping the big moments at festivals in France and Germany.
Christie Oliver and the Monocaster faced 10,000 spectators at Rafete de la Musique in Aix-en-Provence, southern France.
Meanwhile, Karla Rose & West End Trio and solo act Eve Davidson performed at the famous Immecke Festival near the German city of Colonzi.
Talented students have been able to hold international gigs thanks to a long-term initiative that gives UWS students the opportunity to play abroad.
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Eurogig was founded 25 years ago and has more than 1,000 students from 10 countries with valuable international experience.
Allan Dumbreck, Senior Lecturer of Music, Arts, Performance and International Development at UWS, said: A perfect example of this.
"It can be difficult to play in front of an audience of this size, but the students were confident on the stage and were very well received."
The performance concludes the largest set of EuroGig exchanges, with 11 acts from 5 countries being performed internationally.
Singer-songwriter and commercial music student Christie Oliver said:
"It was a great experience, and it's honestly unrealistic to know what happened. I am grateful to everyone who has worked to make that happen. ”
Reagan Lyle of The Monocasters said:
"I'm very happy to be able to do that. This was an unforgettable experience and I learned a lot."
France Clement Gay, EuroGig Coordinator of the company, said: It is also a valuable way to discover different cultures and acquire human and technical skills for students participating in the project.
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