Season guide: Get loud for Nashville SC in 2026

Here’s what to know about match days at GEODIS Park as the Boys in Gold prepare for the 2026 season opener against the New England Revolution.

Nashville SC player HanyMukhtar kicking a soccer ball.

The 2026 season marks the seventh MLS season for the Boys in Gold. | Photo via Nashville SC

It’s time to break out your electric gold and acoustic blue, Nashville. From important dates and theme nights to match day experiences at GEODIS Park, gear up for the 2026 season as Nashville SC prepares to take the pitch.

See the team in action

  • Season opener | Nashville welcomes the New England Revolution for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Feb. 21.
  • Theme nights | Barbie Game Day, “Star Wars” Night, and Sam Surridge + Eddi Tagseth bobblehead giveaways are on the horizon.
  • Concacaf Champions Cup | Nashville SC qualified for this international tournament by winning the 2025 US Open Cup and will begin Round One with a two-leg series against Atlético Ottawa (Feb. 17 away, Feb. 24 at GEODIS Park).

Heads up: MLS will pause regular season play from May 25 to July 16 for the FIFA World Cup.

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The Nashville SC Dog at Daddy’s Dogs is made with cream cheese, bacon, jalapenos, and peaches. | Photo by NASHtoday

Prepare for match days

Stay connected
Download the Nashville SC mobile app to manage tickets and keep track of stats and match day information. If you can’t make it to the stadium, all matches will be available to stream for Apple TV subscribers at no additional cost.

Concessions
New concessions this year include Sideline Smoke, Hattie B’s, and BreBotz Barista. Check out all the options via this map, and don’t miss $1 hot dogs at select concessions during Wednesday home matches.

Getting to GEODIS Park
Fans may reserve on-site + new off-site parking in advance, or arrive at GEODIS Park by rideshare, bus, or bike. If you’re being dropped off or picked up, make note of the new rideshare route. Those who register for the Designated Drive program will be entered to win prizes.

Secure your gear
The Team Store is open daily on the North Plaza, and fans can visit a special pop-up at Fogg Street Lawn Club throughout February. Prepare for easy stadium entry with this clear tote bag, and throw on this lightweight jacket if the forecast looks iffy.

Want the full matchday experience?
New this season, fans can join The Backline for pre-match marches to GEODIS Park, starting with a tailgate at Lot 5 (Fair Park) before walking together to the stadium. Once you’re inside and the match begins, the standing-room Supporters Section (sections 106-110) is the most electrifying place to be.

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Yes, this could be your view on match days if you get tickets in the Supporters Section. | Photos by NASHtoday

Roster moves

This offseason brought some big changes. Defender Walker Zimmerman and winger Jacob Shaffelburg — two longtime starters and fan favorites — moved on. The club also added two-time MLS All-Star and former San Jose Earthquakes captain Cristian Espinoza, along with Warren Madrigal and Maxwell Woledzi.

Additionally, head coach B.J. Callaghan signed a contract extension through the 2028-2029 season, giving the team stability as new players settle in.

Check out this A-Z guide for other match day need-to-knows.

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