Nashville will host the Super Bowl for the first time in 2030, after NFL team owners approved the city as the site for Super Bowl LXIV.
The game is set for the Tennessee Titans’ new Nissan Stadium, a fully enclosed venue now under construction. The stadium is expected to open in 2027, giving Nashville a major new stage for one of the country’s biggest sports and entertainment events.
The decision also puts fresh attention on the Super Bowl halftime show. No performer has been announced, and that choice is still years away. Still, Nashville’s role as Music City makes the music side of the event a natural part of the conversation.
Country music is closely tied to the city through its venues, recording history, and major institutions. A Nashville Super Bowl could bring that identity into the broader event, from official concerts to fan events around the game.
For now, the confirmed news is simple: Nashville is getting its first Super Bowl, and the city will host it in 2030.
