Nissan Stadium is an open-air NFL venue on the east bank of the Cumberland River and home to the Tennessee Titans. The stadium hosts NFL games, concerts, and major events across from downtown Nashville.
Overview
Nissan Stadium opened in 1999 as Adelphia Coliseum after the Oilers relocated from Houston and became the Titans. Nissan has held naming rights since 2015. Located at 1 Titans Way, the stadium faces the Nashville skyline and Broadway entertainment district. A new enclosed Titans stadium is under development nearby for the late 2020s, with Sodexo Live! selected for that future venue’s food and beverage program while current operations continue at Nissan Stadium.
Fast facts
- Location: Nashville, Tennessee (1 Titans Way)
- Teams: Tennessee Titans (NFL)
- Capacity: 69,143
- Opened: August 27, 1999
- Construction: 1997–1999
- Cost: $290 million
- Surface: Natural grass
- Premium Seating: Suites, clubs, and riverfront hospitality
Architectural Features
The stadium’s open bowl and riverfront orientation define the Nashville gameday experience:
- Views of downtown Nashville across the Cumberland River
- Pedestrian bridges connecting East Nashville to the downtown core
- End-zone video boards and sideline club seating
- Active construction context for the next Titans venue
Hospitality
Food and beverage at Nissan Stadium is operated by Legends and Levy Restaurants. The program mixes Music City restaurant concepts with concessions and premium catering for Titans games and concerts, while staffing plans increasingly reference the transition to the new stadium.
Major Events
- Regular-season and playoff NFL games for the Tennessee Titans
- Major concerts on the riverfront
- International soccer and specialty sporting events
- Transition planning around Nashville’s next NFL stadium