Coventry City Council has confirmed that all proceeds from ticket sales for the highly anticipated “We Are Back: Live” celebration will go directly to Coventry City FC, as the city prepares to honour a historic return to the top flight.

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Coventry Goes Sky Blue as Promotion Party Plans Take Shape

The event forms part of a city-wide celebration that will see Coventry transformed into a sea of Sky Blue following an unforgettable season. Under the leadership of Frank Lampard, the club secured the Championship title and promotion back to the Premier League for the first time since 2001.

Excitement around the celebrations intensified on Friday afternoon when Coventry City’s official channels announced that indie favourites The Enemy will headline a special one-day music event. The concert is set to take place at War Memorial Park on Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May.

Season ticket holders have already been given priority access, with tickets priced at £5 currently on sale. General sale will open on Wednesday, 29 April, with tickets available for £10, making the event accessible to a wide range of supporters eager to join the celebrations.

Sharing the announcement on Facebook, Coventry City Council encouraged fans to take part in the festivities, stating: “We Are Back: Live tickets are now on sale! Coventry City FC season ticket holders can grab theirs now, with general sale Wednesday 29 April.

“All money from ticket sales will be going to the club. Join us in celebrating our champions.”

With music, football pride, and a city united in celebration, the event promises to be a landmark moment in Coventry’s sporting history as fans welcome their team back to the Premier League in style.

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