A man will go on trial next month accused of raping a woman and sexually assaulting three others.
Graham Thomas Watson, of Strathmore Avenue, is also accused of supplying cocaine to the women he allegedly attacked.
One of his alleged attacks is said to have taken place at T in the Park.
The 47-year-old is indicted on seven charges – all of which he denies.
He is accused of attacking a woman at a property in Ann Street in January last year while she was asleep, under the influence of alcohol and incapable of giving or withholding consent.
Watson allegedly lowered her pyjama trousers after she had wakened and placed his hands on her.
He denies seizing hold of her, struggling with her, restraining and raping her.
He is alleged to have supplied cocaine to the same woman on various occasions between November 2016 and February last year at an address in Ballochmyle Drive and elsewhere.
Watson further denies that between two dates in January last year at Rewind in Seagate, he sexually assaulted a second woman by repeatedly touching and squeezing her leg.
Prosecutors allege that on various occasions between September 2004 and February last year at Ballochmyle Drive, Ann Street and elsewhere, Watson supplied cocaine to a third woman.
He denies sexually assaulting the same woman in a tent at T in the Park at Balado in July 2013.
Watson is accused of seizing her body, repeatedly attempting to kiss her on the mouth, trying to turn her around and attempting to touch her intimately.
A final charge alleges that on Christmas Day 2007, Watson supplied cocaine to a fourth woman in Arbroath’s Strathairlie Avenue.
This was before he is alleged to have indecently assaulted her by repeatedly seizing her hand and attempting to place it on his groin, unfastening his trousers and exposing himself to her.
Watson appeared for a preliminary hearing at the High Court in Glasgow where he denied all the charges against him.
A trial has now been fixed at the High Court in Edinburgh, which is due to commence on August 13.
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