Glasgow indie pop band Belle and Sebastian will perform a series of shows at this year's West End Festival (WEF).

The group will be performing an array of shows in their home city from June 10 to 15 as they mark their 20th anniversary.

Organisers made the announcement as they revealed details of the programme of events for the festival, which runs from June 3 to 26.

Other festival highlights will include an event with Capercaillie lead singer Karen Matheson in Maryhill, an All Dayer at the Oran Mor in Byres Road, a gala on Gibson Street and events to mark 400 years since William Shakespeare's death.

The Byres Road parade will not take place this year but organisers said it will return "bigger and better" in the future.

WEF chairman Liz Scobie said: "A festival as dynamic as WEF in a city as dynamic as Glasgow can't stand still, and as well as new venues and new performers, we hope you notice the ever-increasing section on singing.

"This year there are at least 29 choirs and singing groups - a whole festival in its own right.

"The West End Festival is 21 today and all of us connected with it feel very happy that we've reached this major milestone.

"Over the years we've grown to become the largest community festival in Scotland and this is due to the efforts of a small army of dedicated staff, volunteers who donate their time and effort, and numerous supporters and sponsors who give us their money and encouragement."

Organisers said the festival will feature more than 400 events, many of which will be held at the Bandstand in Kelvingrove Park.

Eighties legend Billy Ocean, Motown superstars Sister Sledge and American hip hop trio De La Soul will play the Bandstand, as part of a three-day celebration concluding the festival.

The West End Festival 'Fiesta' will run over three days from Friday, June 24 to Sunday, June 26.

Billy Ocean, currently in the midst of UK tour, said, "I love Scotland and can't wait to play the Kelvingrove Bandstand as part of the Fiesta weekend.

"I have been lucky enough to play a lot of cool venues, but this place looks pretty special. It's going to be a great party, that's for sure."