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Nissan Stadium

Nashville, TN

Capacity: 69,000

Where to Stay in Nashville

Graduate Nashville

Playful boutique hotel near Vanderbilt University with a rooftop bar called White Limozeen featuring pink decor and skyline views. A fun and central stay for fans attending Titans games, Predators hockey, or the endless live music on Broadway.

Noelle Nashville

Art Deco boutique hotel in a restored 1930 building in downtown Nashville's Printer's Alley district with eclectic design and a celebrated cocktail bar. Steps from Broadway and Bridgestone Arena, making it a stylish base for Predators fans and Music City visitors.

The 404 Hotel

Ultra-exclusive boutique hotel with just five rooms above a speakeasy cocktail bar. Justin Timberlake, Reese Witherspoon, Keith Urban & Nicole Kidman.

The Hermitage Hotel

The Hermitage Hotel has been Nashville's most distinguished address since 1910, featuring a stunning Beaux-Arts lobby with a stained-glass ceiling and the legendary men's restroom voted America's best. Predators fans and CMA Fest visitors walk to Bridgestone Arena from this National Historic Landmark.

Where to Eat in Nashville

Bolton's Spicy Chicken & Fish

Nashville hot chicken pioneer in East Nashville that many locals argue rivals Prince's for the city's best. A fiery pregame tradition for Titans and Predators fans who can handle the heat before heading to Nissan Stadium or Bridgestone Arena.

Edley's Bar-B-Que

A beloved East Nashville barbecue joint smoking brisket and pulled pork over hickory with classic Southern sides. Titans fans and Broadway honky-tonk visitors escape the tourist strip for some of Nashville's most authentic, smoky, no-fuss 'cue.

Hattie B's Hot Chicken

Nashville's most famous hot chicken joint draws lines out the door and has been endorsed by countless visiting celebrities and athletes. With heat levels from Southern to Shut the Cluck Up, it's a fiery rite of passage before a Titans or Predators game. Multiple locations make it easy to grab a box no matter where you're staying.

Husk Nashville

Husk Nashville serves celebrated Southern cuisine in a beautiful historic house in Rutledge Hill, making it the upscale pregame dinner choice for visiting fans treating themselves before a Predators game. The farm-to-table Southern menu and thoughtful cocktail program attract both locals and out-of-town sports travelers. Reservations on game nights fill weeks in advance, so planning ahead is essential.

Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint

Martin's is a Tennessee institution famous for whole-hog barbecue smoked low and slow over hickory. The downtown location near Bridgestone Arena makes it a natural pit stop for Predators fans craving pulled pork and cornbread. Pat Martin's award-winning 'cue has been featured on national food shows and draws visiting NFL and NHL players.

Prince's Hot Chicken Shack

The original Nashville hot chicken since 1945 — Prince's now operates from multiple locations after the original shack burned in 2018, but the legendary extra-hot heat level still tests even the bravest Titans fan.

Best Bars in Nashville

Attaboy Nashville

Attaboy Nashville is the Southern outpost of the acclaimed NYC speakeasy, tucked in East Nashville with no menu and bartenders who craft custom drinks to your taste. Predators fans and Grand Ole Opry visitors who discover this hidden bar find Nashville's most sophisticated cocktail experience.

Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row

Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row on Lower Broadway is Nashville's biggest and most spectacular honky tonk — a four-story country music bar from the country superstar himself, featuring live music on every floor from noon until 3 am and views of Broadway's legendary neon strip from the rooftop. Predators fans pre-gaming for Bridgestone Arena (two blocks away) and country music fans from every corner of the world fill every level, creating a fan atmosphere that captures Nashville's unique position as both music capital and passionate hockey town. The rooftop view of Broadway at night is Nashville's most spectacular fan panorama.

Losers Bar & Grill

Music Row dive bar turned celebrity hangout. Post Malone, Luke Bryan, Morgan Wallen drink longnecks alongside tourists.

Old Glory

A refined cocktail bar near Printers Alley offering a sophisticated counterpoint to Broadway's honky-tonks with creative whiskey drinks. Predators fans and CMA Fest visitors discover Nashville's craft cocktail side through Tennessee whiskey flights and barrel-aged creations.

Robert's Western World

The crown jewel of Lower Broadway's honky-tonk row, Robert's Western World serves up live country music, cold Budweisers, and legendary fried bologna sandwiches. Just blocks from Bridgestone Arena, it's where Predators fans and visiting athletes go to experience authentic Nashville nightlife. No cover charge and live music every single day.

The Bluebird Cafe

The intimate 90-seat listening room where Taylor Swift was discovered at age 14. Garth Brooks, Keith Urban, Faith Hill.

Tootsies Orchid Lounge

Tootsies Orchid Lounge is Nashville's most famous honky tonk and a mandatory stop for Predators fans building up game-night energy on Lower Broadway. Three floors of live country music, cold beer, and a crowd of Preds jerseys create a pregame atmosphere that is entirely unique to Nashville. The purple-painted exterior is as iconic as the Stanley Cup itself in Smashville fan culture.

Fan Attractions in Nashville

Bridgestone Arena

Located at the foot of Broadway, Bridgestone Arena is the beating heart of Smashville, where the Nashville Predators draw one of the NHL's loudest and most passionate crowds in a city that has fallen completely in love with hockey. The arena's location steps from the honky-tonks of Lower Broadway creates a game-day experience unlike any other in professional sports.

Things to Do

Bridgestone Arena Smashville Fan Walk

The walk from Lower Broadway to Bridgestone Arena on Predators game nights is one of the NHL's most spectacular pre-game rituals — 17,000 gold-jersey-clad Smashville faithful converging on Broadway, the honky tonk music fading behind them, and the famous catfish-throwing tradition of playoff hockey adding an unmistakably Nashville flavour. The Smashville atmosphere has been called the loudest in the NHL, and experiencing it live is a bucket-list hockey moment.

GEODIS Park

GEODIS Park opened in 2022 as the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and Canada, with 30,000 seats and an atmosphere that has immediately established Nashville SC as one of MLS's most exciting clubs. The supporter sections in the end zones deliver a continuous soundtrack of songs and drumming that fills the massive bowl.

Things to Do

Lower Broadway Honky Tonk Crawl

Walk the neon-lit strip of free-entry honky tonks — Tootsie's, Robert's Western World, and AJ's Good Time Bar with live country music from 10am to 3am.

Lower Broadway Honky Tonk District

The five-block strip of Lower Broadway is Nashville's unrivalled entertainment heartbeat — dozens of honky tonks operating 24 hours with free live country music on every floor, from the legendary Tootsie's Orchid Lounge to the rooftop stages of Honky Tonk Central. Sports fans arriving for Predators playoff games or Nissan Stadium concerts spend their pre-game afternoons here, absorbing the music and the madness of Music City at full volume.

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Lower Broadway Honky-Tonk District

On Predators game nights, the two-block stretch of Lower Broadway outside Bridgestone Arena transforms into one of sports' greatest pregame scenes, with country music pouring from every bar and fans in gold jerseys flooding the streets. The combination of world-class live music, cheap beers, and hockey passion has made Nashville one of the most fun sports cities in North America.

Marathon Music Works

Marathon Music Works is Nashville's most beloved independent concert venue — a converted 1917 automobile factory in the Marathon Village complex where music fans seek out the intimate, authentic Nashville show experience away from the Broadway tourist zone. The exposed brick walls, 1,700-person capacity, and excellent acoustics have made it the launch pad for Nashville-signed artists breaking through and a favourite tour stop for indie, rock, and Americana acts. Music fans who discover Marathon alongside a Predators game or Grand Prix weekend consider it Nashville's best-kept secret.

Nashville Sounds at First Horizon Park

Catch a Nashville Sounds game at First Horizon Park, the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers set in the Germantown neighborhood. The ballpark features a guitar-shaped scoreboard, panoramic views of the downtown skyline, and the laid-back atmosphere that makes minor league ball one of America's best live sports values.

Nashville Sports Museum at Bridgestone

The Nashville Predators' official team history exhibit at Bridgestone Arena traces the franchise's growth from expansion team to Stanley Cup finalist, with game-worn gear, historic sticks, and multimedia displays celebrating Smashville's hockey journey. It's a must-see for fans arriving early to Predators games who want to connect with the team's surprisingly deep history.

Nissan Stadium

Home of the Tennessee Titans on the east bank of the Cumberland River, Nissan Stadium offers sweeping views of the Nashville skyline and houses a passionate Titans fan base that has embraced two-gap Tennessee football culture. The stadium is undergoing a major rebuild to become one of the NFL's newest and most modern facilities.

Nissan Stadium Tour

Go behind the scenes at the home of the Tennessee Titans with a guided tour of Nissan Stadium on the east bank of the Cumberland River. The experience includes the press box, visiting team facilities, and field access with sweeping views of the Nashville skyline across the water.