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First Horizon Park Tickets

4/2
Tue
$14+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/3
Wed
$13+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/4
Thu
$13+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/5
Fri
$14+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/6
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$14+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/7
Sun
$13+
St. Paul Saints at Nashville Sounds
2:05 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/16
Tue
$14+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/17
Wed
$14+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/18
Thu
$10+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/19
Fri
$15+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/20
Sat
$14+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/21
Sun
$14+
Omaha Storm Chasers at Nashville Sounds
2:05 PMFirst Horizon Park
4/30
Tue
$13+
Norfolk Tides at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
5/1
Wed
$13+
Norfolk Tides at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park
5/2
Thu
$13+
Norfolk Tides at Nashville Sounds
6:35 PMFirst Horizon Park

About First Horizon Park

First Horizon Park 

Located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, First Horizon Park is a brand-new minor league ballpark. It’s got a capacity of 10,000, unique design elements -like a guitar-shaped scoreboard to celebrate Nashville’s role as one of the biggest hubs of country music in the nation-, and the ability to host not just baseball but other sports like soccer, making it a fun, modern, and versatile little stadium that’s perfect for Nashville’s needs!

The History of First Horizon Park

Originally known as First Tennessee Park, when it opened in 2015, thanks to a naming deal struck by the local banking company with the same name, the ballpark updated its name when the bank’s parent company changed to First Horizon in 2019. Other than that, there’s not much to say about the history of this ballpark because it’s just so brand spanking new – though, to its credit, it was built on the wreckage of the Sulphur Dell ball field, which was demolished in the 1960s.

What’s So Great About First Horizon Park Events?

First Horizon Park is so new it’s practically still got the plastic shrink wrap on its seats. If you’re looking for a thoroughly modern event space with some of the most comfortable amenities around, you cannot go wrong with this one!

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is First Horizon Park located?

First Horizon Park is located in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

What kind of events does First Horizon Park host?

First Horizon Park sporting events mainly include Nashville Sounds games. However, these aren’t the only games at this venue. The USL Championship soccer league’s Nashville SC played almost all of its inaugural two seasons at the park until moving to their own permanent home as well. Meanwhile, local collegiate teams use the field for their own games and practices whenever the Sounds aren’t playing, and the ballfield is also used for concerts. The first such concert event was thrown by Kings of Leon in 2017.

Which team is playing at First Horizon Park?

First Horizon Park is the new home of the Nashville Sounds, the AAA minor league baseball team that plays in the Pacific Coast League. 

Where can I park for free at First Horizon Park?

There is parking available for First Horizon Park events in the venue and surrounding area. The 1,000 parking lot located south of the stadium's center field and right field entrances, is available for game-goers from 5:30 pm. Other state-owned free parking lots and paid private lots are located in the vicinity.

What is the seating capacity of First Horizon Park?

First Horizon Park sporting events can accommodate up to 10,000 cheering fans. 

Who owns First Horizon Park?

First Horizon Park is owned by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.

How do I get to First Horizon Park using public transport?

Fans wishing to reach First Horizon Park events by public transport have a number of options at their disposal. The venue’s downtown location makes it extremely accessible. The Metro Transit Authority's Music City Circuit provides bus service to and from a drop-off site at Fifth Avenue and Harrison Street. Nashville BCycle, the city's bike-share program, has a station outside the ballpark. And, of course, Uber is always available.