NFL team owners approve Nashville as the host city for the 2030 Super Bowl, marking the first time the game is scheduled in Tennessee’s capital, according to multiple reports. The decision follows an owners’ vote held Tuesday. The league plans to stage the championship at the Tennessee Titans’ planned new Nissan Stadium, which is expected to open in 2027. Several outlets describe the stadium as an enclosed venue, with the expectation that it will be ready ahead of the 2030 event. The approval means the NFL will bring its most prominent game to Nashville for the 2030 season, with the location tied to the Titans’ stadium development timeline. The reports do not indicate changes to the date beyond the 2030 designation, nor do they detail any alternative cities associated with the vote. Overall, the coverage centers on the owners’ approval and the venue that will host the Super Bowl once the new stadium is completed.