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What to know for Nashville Soccer Club’s 2021 season

Nashville SC will kick off the season April 17 at Nissan Stadium.

Nashville SC will kick off the season April 17 at Nissan Stadium. | Courtesy Nashville SC

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Nissan Stadium. Saturday night. 7:30 p.m. That’s where you’ll find thousands of fans gathered to help kick off Nashville SC’s second season as a member of Major League Soccer on April 17.

What should I know?

  • Nashville SC will take on FC Cincinnati. The game is open to all season ticket members, with limited single-match tickets available. 🎟️
  • Check your closet for blue + gold. Although the team wears gold at home games, fans are known to wear either.
  • Parking lots will open at 5:30 p.m., 30 minutes before the gates open.
  • Warm up those vocal chords. The club has teamed up with Nashville-based rock band Judah & the Lion to create the official club anthem, “Never Give Up On You.” Find the lyrics here. 🎶

What COVID-19 precautions are in place?

  • MLS and Metro Nashville Public Health have approved 40% capacity, just over 27,000 attendees, for the first 2 matches at Nissan Stadium.
  • Ready to tailgate? Think again. Tailgating is prohibited, at least until further notice.
  • Masks are required at all times except when eating or drinking. 😷
  • Nissan Stadium announced it will no longer accept cash at games, concerts, or other events.

What other games are on the horizon?

  • Nashville will play its first 4 matches at home (Apr. 17-May 8) before the team hits the road in Salt Lake City on May 15. After a home game against Austin FC on May 23, the next string of home games will take place June 23-July 17.

When will Nashville SC’s stadium open?

  • The new 30,000-seat soccer stadium is expected to open in 2022 at the Nashville Fairgrounds. 🏟️
  • The venue will also host concerts and other events.

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