The Fete held by the Friends of Twickenham Green is back after a three year absence caused by the pandemic.

And it will be bigger than ever due to a collaboration with the High Tide Festival, which will have a music stage on the Green for the first time as one of its 20 venues.

The event on Sunday, July 30, will combine all the fun of a traditional fete, with stalls, food and drink, with a selection of fabulous bands, while any profits will be used to support local charities such as SPEAR and the Trussell Trust food banks in Whitton and Richmond.

The collaboration means the footprint of the High Tide Festival, which has become the biggest event of the summer in Twickenham, attracting thousands of music lovers, will be better than ever.

Los Pistoleros have been called Britain's super-star Americana band and the British (even though two of them are Irish) answer to the Mavericks.

A spokesman for High Tide, which is the brainchild of the team at Eel Pie Record, said: "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 fabulous line-up for the free event on the Twickenham stage has been revealed. And it includes –

The Harvey Baker Band are a much-experienced trio whose love of pop and rock shines through every moment they're on stage.

The Errol Linton band play a reggae-inflected electric blues, which is 'informed by soul and jazz and myriad Jamaican flavours'.

Los Pistoleros have been called Britain's super-star Americana band and the British (even though two of them are Irish) answer to the Mavericks. The music they play encompasses the best elements of the Americana that they love including: R'n'B, Tex-Mex, Rock'n'Roll, Country and Swing.

Grace Savage is known for her electrifying and unique live performances as well as her ability to create catchy tunes that hit the sweet spot between left-field artistry and pop songs that resonate with the masses.

The Kindred Spirit Band are a five-piece, featuring the "perceptive and intriguing" songs, "haunting and beautiful" voice and rhythm guitar work of Elaine Samuels.

They are known for weaving thrilling electric violin or guitar and flute or sax with compelling and uplifting stories, driving bass and drum rhythms and two female vocals.

Grace Savage is known for her electrifying and unique live performances as well as her ability to create catchy tunes that hit the sweet spot between left-field artistry and pop songs that resonate with the masses.

Down With The Stereotype are a trio looking to make a name for themselves in the London scene. From Amber's wailing behind the lead guitar solos to Luke's galloping rhythms there surely is something for everyone.

Amelia Radford is an artist and musician. As well as completing her studies at Central Saint Martins she also performs in a local jazz collective and has been writing original music since she was 12.

Her influences include everyone from Ella Fitzgerald to Kurt Cobain. Her original music has also been greatly inspired by 2010s bedroom pop, folk and indie rock.

Hlopy are a five-piece from the Western regions of Ukraine. Formed to help raise money for the Ukrainian army and humanitarian aid. Playing traditional folk music, forming a joyful atmosphere.