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Official Ticket Marketplace of Nashville SC
Nashville SC History
Nashville SC joined Major League Soccer in 2020 as an expansion team, reviving the defunct United Soccer League squad sharing the same name. Nashville initially played at Nissan Stadium, home to the NFL’s Tennessee Titans, for their first two seasons before Geodis Park opened in 2022 as the team’s permanent home pitch.
Since entering MLS, Nashville SC have qualified for the playoffs every year between 2020 and 2023. In 2022, All-Star midfielder Hany Mukhtar received the league’s Landon Donovan MVP Award. The following season, Nashville added to their team accolades by securing a 10-match win-streak and advancing to second place in the annual Leagues Cup tournament.
Nashville SC Team Info
Conference: Eastern
Team Colors: Electric Gold, Acoustic Blue
Team Rivals: FC Cincinnati
Nashville SC at GEODIS Park
GEODIS Park is a 30,000-seat, 530,000-gross square foot venue and the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States. GEODIS Park features a 360-degree canopy with full coverage on the West Side, 65-foot-wide shared concourse, safe standing supporters section and just 150 feet of distance between the last row to the touchline.
Three large LED video boards by Daktronics light up the corners of the stadium, and five locker rooms provide ample space for all kinds of events and competitions. GEODIS Park also boasts a concert capacity of 27,000, making it the most concert-ready venue in Major League Soccer.
Nashville SC’s 2024 regular season kicks off in February at home as the team faces off against the New York Red Bulls. Nashville SC competes in their final match of the regular season at Soldier Field in Chicago against Eastern Conference opponents the Chicago Fire. Here’s a list of key matches to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of Nashville SC.
Nashville SC have not appeared in the MLS Cup championship match.
Nashville SC competes at the GEODIS Park in Nashville, Tennessee. The seating map for GEODIS Park can be viewed here.
I had a very good time, it is a very nice stadium, it has a spectacular view, good food and a very good atmosphere to go alone or enjoy with the family. I recommend that when you are in Nashville come and visit the stadium.
Feels good to be back with the tribe and my fav bar Lo Siento!!!
I had a great time attending my first major league soccer game. I am attending another this week and sitting in the fan section this time. I loved how accessible to park was with modern, scanning entry points.
It was a great experience. It was very cold outside and on a school nigjt, and there was only a fraction of fans there (6000) but we still had fun.
Was my 1st pro soccer game. Had a great time. Really enjoyed and was very affordable. Will be going back.
The experience at a Nashville SC game is awesome. It is always a great time and I highly recommend go to one game in their lifetime.
Geodis is an absolutely amazing pitch. I loved it. There is no bad seat in the whole place. Bathrooms are great and accessible. Food there is local and GOOD. Nashville soccer is the best in MLS
This was my first Nashville SC match & I had a great time! GEODIS Park is an amazing stadium with lots of food & drink options, which mainly was local food & beer options! You don’t see that a lot these days. Parking around the stadium is next to nothing, but I got there early & parked about 1/2 mile away. Can’t wait for the 2024 season!
I love this place. I immediately felt a sense of community in the supporters section, felt like I was one of NSC. Learning the chants is so fun and I love dancing to the drumbeat. Supporters section is a must for anyone who can appreciate the rowdy.
The positives first: Great atmosphere. Everyone was nice and helpful (at first). Stadium was really easy to get in and out of. We sat in section 207 row Z; the furthest seats from the field; but still great seats! Bathrooms were as clean as anyone could hope for with stadium bathrooms. Now the negatives: Vegan options were poor, to say the least. My options were fries, fried plantains and popcorn. I understand there is not a high demand for plant based food; but compared to The Mercedes-Benz stadium where Nashville’s rival Atlanta United play. They offered a vegan cart with plant based burgers and kielbasa. Soccer has always been about diversity. I would like to see a little more openness to a vegan lifestyle at GEODIS Park. The security overall was solid. I never felt unsafe or nervous about any impending issues; BUT… when the game was over the security shuffled everyone out as fast as possible. Now the problem with this is, my 9 yr old nephew wanted a custom shop jersey; but the security would not let us walk though the concourse to the main team store to purchase said custom jersey. We had to go to the micro-shop that was in our section and bought a standard jersey for they didn’t offer custom made jerseys. I know it’s not a big deal in the grand scheme of things; but it was to a 9 yr old.
