One of Twickenham's most anticipated cultural events, High Tide Festival, is set to return on Sunday, 27 July 2025, promising a full day of live music — all completely free of charge.

Now recognised as one of the borough's biggest arts events, High Tide 2025 will feature an eclectic mix of established artists, local bands, and poets, spread across 17 stages and venues throughout Twickenham.

Running from around 12:30pm to 8pm, the festival will transform locations including Arragon Road, Twickenham Green, Orleans Gardens, and Church Lane car park into open-air stages.

Meanwhile, intimate performances will take place inside much-loved local venues such as The Eel Pie, The Cabbage Patch, The Royal Oak, The Fox, The Barmy Arms, Shack 68, The Twickenham Club, The Lion and Rose, Orleans House Gallery, and Brewery Market.

High Tide 2025 line up (credit: High Tide Festival).

High Tide is a not-for-profit, community-driven event, curated in collaboration with a number of local organisations including Eel Pie Records, Off The Rails Jazz Club, The Basement Door, and Roosterville.

Festival goers can also enjoy a carefully curated range of local food and drink offerings, giving the event a truly Twickenham flavour.

Organisers are encouraging residents and visitors alike to save the date and come down to experience the best of local creativity.

High Tide Festival said: "Come on down. It's all free!"

For updates, line-up announcements and exclusive offers, follow @HighTideTwick on Instagram.

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