Introducing the New Nissan Stadium

A new stadium. A familiar name. Introducing the New Nissan Stadium. Secure your place in the New Nissan Stadium by booking an appointment at the immersive experience center, Titans House, for a guided look at spaces in the new building as well as learn about available seating and PSL options. Visit NewNissanStadium.com to book today.

Construction continues on the new Nissan Stadium with major progress on the 200 level along the concourse. Crews are installing structural steel framing on top of the concrete structure, including over 25,000 individual pieces of steel that will help form the roof of the building, each precisely detailed and dimensioned using 3D BIM modeling. With seven cranes on site, teams are working around the clock to keep the project moving forward.

In this construction update, Project Executive Kellen Decoursey takes us behind the scenes of the new stadium's final build stages, focusing on the critical MEP systems (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing). These systems are essential for powering, ventilating, and supplying water throughout the stadium. Every element is carefully planned and placed using advanced 3D modeling to ensure precision before walls are closed and ceilings are installed, showcasing the high level of expertise and detail required to bring the stadium to life.

Construction of the new Nissan Stadium is making major progress. Here, you can see the layout for the seating bowl, which, as Kellen Decoursey explains, is formed and cast off-site in Georgia, then transported to Nashville and assembled piece by piece. When completed, there will be 2400 pieces, each one put into place by two cranes that work through the night.

When fans attend Tennessee Titans games, concerts and special events at the new Nissan Stadium starting in 2027, they'll be greeted by a magnificent view! Like the rest of this project, creating a logo has been a labor of love done with lots of collaboration. Spearheaded by Titans Design Director Christine Zambetti, this logo is meant to mimic the dynamic and elegant nature of the building that will be the focal point of the city. Ultimately, it highlights the perspective and view of the stadium that fans will first see as they approach it to enter the gates. The most important parts of the design process were celebrating our long-standing relationship with our partner, Nissan, as well as positively reflecting the community as a whole.