Nashville is selected to host Super Bowl LXIV in February 2030 at its new Nissan Stadium, according to multiple reports. ABC News and The Independent say the game will be played at the new venue and is expected to be Nashville’s first Super Bowl appearance. Fox News adds that NFL owners unanimously approve the Music City bid, setting the matchup for 2030. The Independent also notes Tennessee is building the stadium and that ground was broken in February 2024. Other outlets describe the project as a large, new-capacity stadium associated with an estimated cost in the billions, with Fox News citing figures around $2 billion to $2.1 billion. Billboard similarly reports the Super Bowl will be held at the new Nissan Stadium. Together, the sources describe the same central outcome: the NFL’s Super Bowl is headed to Nashville in 2030 at the new stadium currently under construction, marking a first for the city.