The unmissable Goat Girl have been announced as co-headliners, along with Eel Pie Legends the Mystery Jets, for High Tide.

Thousands are expected to flock to the Twickenham festival this coming Sunday – July 30 – which is billed as London's largest free one-day music event.

It will take place across 15 stages, including Twickenham Green as part of the return of its annual fair, Orleans House Gallery, The Exchange, and Diamond Jubilee Gardens.

The headliners will be performing on the main stage at the end of Arragon Road and Church Street.

The festival brings together a diverse group of acts, including CHERYM, Errol Linton, Grace Savage, VC Pines, Flat Party, Scrounge, Balamuc, Living Body, Lilith Ai, Down With The Stereotype and Michelle Stodart.

It is the brainchild of the team at Eel Pie Records and is run with support of local businesses through Discover Twickenham BID, Richmond Council, the Friends of Twickenham Green and donations from hundreds of locals.

High Tide Festival Manager Leila Jones said: "Our focus on diversity and emerging talent is really important to me.

"There's loads of bands I'm so looking forward to seeing at High Tide this year. Goat Girl and CHERYM are totally unmissable

"This will be the first time there has been a stage at Twickenham Green as a part of High Tide, so we're very excited to involve even more of Twickenham and further expand this great day."

The music starts from 12:30pm on Sunday and set times for all performances and venues are in the programme available to pick up from Eel Pie Records, on Church Street.

More details - https://www.hightidetwick.com/

Find the venues - https://www.hightidetwick.com/venues