Nashville will host its first Super Bowl – Super Bowl 64 (Super Bowl LXIV) – in February 2030 at the new Nissan Stadium. It will be the first Super Bowl ever held in Nashville, and the first in the state of Tennessee, awarded to the city in a unanimous NFL owners’ vote in 2026.
Where is the Super Bowl in 2030?
Super Bowl 64 will be played at the new Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. The enclosed, domed stadium is the new home of the Tennessee Titans, under construction and set to open ahead of the 2027 season, making the Super Bowl one of its marquee early events.
When is the Super Bowl in 2030?
Super Bowl 64 is scheduled for February 2030. The NFL plays the Super Bowl on the second Sunday in February, two weeks after the conference championship games; the exact date is confirmed closer to the season.
Nashville’s first Super Bowl
Nashville joins the Super Bowl host rotation for the first time in 2030, following Los Angeles (2027), Atlanta (2028), and Las Vegas (2029). The new Nissan Stadium’s fixed roof makes Music City a weather-proof host and opens the door to more marquee events to come.
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Nashville Super Bowl FAQ
Where is the Super Bowl in 2030?
At the new Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, the first Super Bowl ever held in Nashville or the state of Tennessee.
When is the Super Bowl in 2030?
In February 2030. The NFL confirms the exact date closer to the season.
Has Nashville hosted a Super Bowl before?
No. Super Bowl 64 in 2030 will be Nashville’s and Tennessee’s first Super Bowl.
What stadium will host the 2030 Super Bowl?
The new Nissan Stadium, the Tennessee Titans’ enclosed domed venue opening ahead of the 2027 season.
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