What This Story Is About
The Tennessee Titans are sharing a progress update on the construction of the new Nissan Stadium.
Why It Matters
This is the last season the Titans will play in the current Nissan Stadium.
What Happens Next
Construction on the new stadium will continue, with an opening date anticipated for February 2027.
For Context
When complete, the new stadium will seat around 60,000 people.
Catch Up
Nashville begins planning for Super Bowl LXIV as new Nissan Stadium nears completion
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – As football season quickly approaches, the Tennessee Titans are gearing up to play their final season in the current Nissan Stadium.
The franchise is also sharing updates about the progress of the new Nissan Stadium.
The Titans said the new Nissan Stadium has officially started accepting booking events.
Construction-wise, the roof is seeing progress with the completion of the ETFE cable net system, and with that fully installed, crews are anticipating having the stadium fully enclosed in the next couple of months.
Two of the four construction cranes have also been removed from the site.
Additionally, the Titans said the exterior framing is close to being completed, so the Nissan Stadium sign could be going up soon.
“Seat installation is almost here! Every section in the 200, 300, and 400 levels has been drilled and prepped for seat supports, and the west endzone in the 100 level is ready, too,” the Titans said.
New Stadium construction update as of June 25, 2026 in Nashville, TN. Photo By Coral Scoles-Coburn/Tennessee Titans(Coral Scoles-Coburn | Coral Scoles-Coburn/Tennessee Titans)
Crews are continuing to install supports and brackets throughout the stadium, and seats will follow. Also, the east LED board is close to being finished, and work is starting on the west LED board and upper ring videoboard.
“Walking through the concourse, it’s starting to feel like a stadium,” the Titans said. “Walls and ceilings are going up on the concourse and press levels, and drywall is taking shape in some of the most important rooms in the building, including the event level end zones, field club, and home locker room.”
The Titans said tilework on the event, mezzanine, concourse and suit levels are more than halfway done. New carpet and tile have already been placed in the visiting team locker room.
“Meanwhile, custom millwork – think bookcases, bars, counters, and shelving – is being installed throughout the suites, and has also kicked off in event level restrooms, bars, and entryways, plus mezzanine level bars and grab-and-go spots,” the Titans said.
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