First Horizon Park

First Horizon Park anchors Germantown — Nashville's oldest neighborhood, established in the mid-1800s by German immigrants, and one of the most genuinely walkable and food-destination historic-residential districts in the South. The blocks immediately around the ballpark are restored Victorian-era cottages, restaurants, and the iconic Nashville Farmers' Market directly adjacent to the ballpark. The Tennessee State Capitol and Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park (with its 200-foot World War II memorial) sit a short walk south. Downtown Nashville — Broadway's honky-tonk corridor, the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Ryman Auditorium, and Bridgestone Arena (NHL Predators) — sits a short ride south. The Cumberland River and the Pinnacle at Symphony Place sit a short ride southeast. The neighborhood reads as one of the best walkable urban Triple-A ballpark settings in the country — directly comparable to Polar Park (Worcester) and Truist Park (Atlanta's Battery district at the MLB level) in terms of integration with a destination food-and-drink neighborhood.

Plan to arrive about 45-60 minutes before first pitch — Germantown parking flow picks up on weekend Sounds home dates and on any date when Bridgestone Arena or downtown Nashville has a major overlapping event. First Horizon Park opened in 2015 as the new home of the Nashville Sounds, replacing the legendary Greer Stadium (the previous Sounds home from 1978 to 2014, famed for its guitar-shaped scoreboard, which carried over in modernized form to First Horizon Park's video board). The Sounds have been the Milwaukee Brewers' Triple-A affiliate since 2021 — earlier major-league parent clubs include the Reds, Pirates, Brewers (first stint), Royals, Brewers (second stint), Brewers (current). The naming-rights agreement is with First Horizon Bank, the Memphis-headquartered regional bank. Mobile-only tickets are the norm. Bag policy and gate-open times shift season to season; confirm on the Sounds' site before going.

First Horizon Park opened in April 2015 in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood as the new home of the Nashville Sounds, replacing the legendary Greer Stadium that had hosted the team from 1978 through 2014. The signature guitar-shaped scoreboard from Greer Stadium was carried over in a modernized form to First Horizon Park's main video board — a direct nod to the franchise's Nashville-music identity. The Sounds have been the Milwaukee Brewers' Triple-A affiliate since 2021 (previously and historically rotating among the Reds, Pirates, earlier Brewers stints, and Royals across the franchise's modern era). The naming-rights agreement is with First Horizon Bank, the Memphis-headquartered regional bank. Capacity sits around 10,000 with views of downtown Nashville and the Tennessee State Capitol. The franchise plays in the International League under MLB's 2021 minor-league reorganization (previously the Pacific Coast League Triple-A). The ballpark anchors Germantown — Nashville's oldest neighborhood and one of the South's most genuinely walkable food-destination districts — and is widely cited as one of the best Triple-A venues in the country. Important disambiguation: First Horizon Park (Nashville MiLB ballpark) is distinct from First Horizon Coliseum (Greensboro NC arena).