Birmingham City new stadium: Latest plans, location and ...
Birmingham City have played their home matches at St Andrew's Stadium since 1906, but they will soon move to a brand-new stadium that could modernise the club
footballgroundguide.comThe latest notable news around St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park is that Birmingham City are still actively using the venue for matches and events while their longer-term stadium plans continue to move forward. Recent coverage also highlights ongoing event listings at the ground, matchday pricing changes aimed at improving accessibility, and discussion about how the stadium’s atmosphere and facilities compare with the club’s future ambitions.[1][2][4]
What’s happening
- The club is promoting upcoming events at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park, suggesting the venue is being used more broadly than just for football matches.[1]
- Birmingham City have also introduced new match pricing to make attendance more affordable for supporters and families.[2]
- Media coverage in 2026 has focused on the stadium’s atmosphere and on the club’s bigger stadium and Sports Quarter plans nearby.[3][4]
Bigger picture
St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park remains Birmingham City’s home for now, but much of the recent news is tied to the club’s long-term move toward a new 62,000-seat stadium and wider redevelopment project. There’s also been attention on food, hospitality, and matchday experience improvements at the ground, which suggests the club is still investing in the current stadium while planning for the future.[7][3]
Useful links
- Club events page: Events at St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park[1]
- Background on the new stadium plans: Birmingham City new stadium latest[3]
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