We are Back Live: How to get tickets to Coventry’s ‘biggest party’

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We are Back Live: How to get tickets to Coventry’s ‘biggest party’

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Tickets for We Are Back: Live, the event celebrating Coventry City’s promotion back to the Premier League, will go on general sale at 10am on Wednesday (29 April). It comes five days after the initial batch of tickets were made available for £5. It is expected to draw 50,000 fans to the War Memorial Park on Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May. After season ticket holders received the first opportunity, the remaining tickets will go on sale for £10. All tickets are being sold by Coventry City at this link. READ MORE: Coventry City FC ‘We Are Back Live’ festival – banned items you can’t take with you READ MORE: Met Office latest forecast for Coventry City FC ‘We Are Back Live’ parade and festival The event is due to start at 1pm, at the same time an open top bus parade will begin at the CBS Arena. Players and management will greet an adoring public along the streets of Coventry, arriving at Hearsall Common around 4pm. Meanwhile, the one-day music festival at the War Memorial Park will feature a lineup of local music acts “showcasing the very best of Coventry’s diverse and exciting talent”. The Enemy have already been announced to headline the event, with singer-songwriter Tom Grennan set to perform at 3pm. The rest of the line up has not yet been revealed. Across the park, fans can enjoy a wide range of food and drink options. Join the FREE Coventry WhatsApp community to get the latest news straight to your phone. Find out more here .

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