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The Tennessee Titans unveiled their 2026 Titans Radio lineup, naming Ramon Foster as color analyst alongside play-by-play voice Taylor Zarzour, plus a rotating cast of Titans alumni for sideline coverage during the Farewell Season at Nissan Stadium; Amie Wells has departed, Will Boling is named Gameday Host, Rhett Bryan remains executive producer, and more talent will be announced.
NFL owners are set to vote this week at the league meeting on awarding Super Bowl LXIV to Nashville for 2030, the city’s first SB. A new Titans stadium is under construction and should open for the 2027 season, giving Nashville years to prepare. If approved, the 2027 game will be in Los Angeles, with Atlanta (2028) and Las Vegas (2029) following before Nashville hosts in 2030.
Las Vegas will host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029 at Allegiant Stadium, which keeps Nashville’s 2030 bid in contention as NFL decisions are considered year to year with no formal rotation; the city’s new Nissan Stadium is due to be completed in 2027 and open in 2029, a timeline that could fit a 2030 game. Titans president Burke Nihill and owner Amy Adams Strunk delivered a strong presentation at the NFL owners meetings highlighting the stadium project and Nashville’s readiness, signaling the Music City’s bid when the league is ready, likely in the early 2030s.
The Tennessee Titans held their third open training camp practice at Nissan Stadium, featuring impressive performances from quarterback Cam Ward and receiver Calvin Ridley, but also concerns with receiver Treylon Burks' shoulder injury. Ward showed strong accuracy and connection with Ridley, while the defense, led by Sebastian Joseph-Day and Jeffery Simmons, was active. Special teams also performed well, with kicker Joey Slye making all his field goals. The practice was well-attended, with fans engaged and NFL Network coverage present.
George Strait, the "King of Country Music," played his first-ever headlining concert at Nashville's Nissan Stadium, marking a historic moment in his career. With a setlist spanning his decades-long career, Strait delivered a no-frills performance that showcased his iconic voice and hit songs. The concert featured special guests Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town, and included covers of songs by Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash. Strait also took the opportunity to honor military personnel and give away a home to a deserving veteran. The night ended with an encore, leaving the audience wanting more from the legendary performer.
Taylor Swift broke her own record for single-event attendance at Nissan Stadium in Nashville with her "Eras" tour, drawing larger crowds on Saturday and Sunday evening. With a three-night total of nearly 212,000, she set a weekend record for attendance at the venue and became the first artist in Nashville history to play three headlining shows at Nissan Stadium in as many nights. The tour continues this month with upcoming stops in Philadelphia, Foxborough, Massachusetts, and East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Fans of Taylor Swift who attended her concert at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on Sunday night felt unsafe during a lightning delay. The stadium's "Shelter in Place" order left thousands of fans crammed together for hours in a small area, causing some to hyperventilate and pass out. One family from Indiana left the concert early due to safety concerns and is calling for Nissan Stadium to take responsibility and reimburse the cost of tickets. A spokesperson for the stadium did not comment on the situation but said they responded to all medical calls, most of which were minor.
Nissan Stadium in Nashville issued a "Shelter in Place" warning to Taylor Swift concertgoers due to severe weather. Lightning was approaching the venue, and guests were urged to move to covered areas or follow stadium officials' directions to shelter areas. The concert was set to begin at 6:30 p.m., but gates opened earlier to let ticketholders inside the stadium. Updates are being provided as the situation develops.
Fans heading to Nissan Stadium in Nashville for Taylor Swift's concert should be aware of the venue's bag policy, parking options, and prohibited items. The show is expected to draw a large crowd, and attendees are advised to arrive early and plan ahead for traffic and security measures.
Taylor Swift is set to perform at Nissan Stadium in Nashville this weekend, but there is a chance of thunderstorms. If it rains, the show will go on, but if lightning strikes within eight miles of the stage, the concert will be paused until there have been no strikes for 30 minutes. There is no clear answer on whether the show would be postponed, as decision-makers must weigh various factors.