Geodis Park

Geodis Park in Nashville, Tennessee, is the home of Nashville SC and the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and Canada. Its 30,000-seat capacity and steep bowl design were built to match Music City's ambition on the MLS stage, with the supporters' sections generating a concert-like atmosphere on match nights. The stadium sits in the Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood near downtown, tying soccer to Nashville's rapid growth as a destination city. When the crowd hits full voice, Geodis rivals any venue in the league for pure noise.

Geodis Park opened in 2022, ending Nashville SC's split schedule between Nissan Stadium and a temporary home. It hosted the 2022 U.S. Open Cup final and MLS Cup Playoffs matches in its opening seasons. The stadium's design by HOK prioritized acoustics and supporter proximity, lessons learned from MLS's first generation of soccer-specific venues. Geodis's naming deal with a local logistics company tied the building to Nashville's corporate identity.