A chart-topping rapper surprised fans as he stopped for a drink at a newly opened Irish pub in Norwich.
Tinie Tempah, a London-born and Brit Award-winning artist, was pictured visiting Butcher Bhoy's new site in Queen Street.
The 37-year-old is known best for his numerous UK number one singles, such as Pass Out and Written in the Stars.
The star popped in for a Guinness after performing at Voodoo Daddy's on Saturday.
The gig was part of Everywhere At Once, a nationwide grassroots music festival taking place spearheaded by the Music Venue Trust (MVT) and The National Lottery.
The surprise visit came after the venue relocated from its former site in Exchange Street and reopened in the old Brewdog unit on June 19.
It sits opposite Kerry's bar which is also owned by Marcus Pearcey.
Mr Pearcey described the relocation as "the most incredible opening week of any business I’ve ever launched".
"The Butcher Bhoy has completely exceeded my expectations, and it’s become something really special, and I’m so proud of what the team has created," he added.
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