Sounds Ballpark Gets New Name

The ballpark where the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) play will be renamed First Horizon Park, the name of the parent company of First Tennessee Bank. Read more here.

Ballpark-Area Project Slated to Begin Next Summer

A summer groundbreaking is being eyed for an apartment building to hug First Tennessee Park, home of the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League), and front the Cumberland River Greenway.  Nashville-based developers and brothers Chris Ward and Tim Ward, who own Ward Brothers Development LLC, will oversee the project.  Read more and view renderings gallery here.

Local Art-Focused Mini Golf Course to be Added to First Tennessee Park

The Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) and Nashville-based Strategic Hospitality announced today they are hoping to start work within the next few weeks on a nine-hole miniature golf course for First Tennessee Park.  Read more here.

Ballpark Visit ALERT: First Tennessee Park (Nashville, TN)

Charles O’Reilly from CharliesBallparks.com recently visited First Tennessee Park (37 photos), the new home of the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League).  View photo gallery here.

Ballpark Visit ALERT: First Tennessee Park (Nashville, TN)

Brian Merzbach from BallparkReviews.com recently visited First Tennessee Park, the new home of the Triple-A Nashville Sounds (Pacific Coast League).  View photos and review here.

Development Coming to Area Around New Sulphur Dell Ballpark

The sons of Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) Managing Partner Frank Ward have paid $6 million to buy and develop two tracts of land in the area near the team’s new ballpark at Sulphur Dell.  Read more here.

Ballpark Visit ALERT: First Tennessee Park (Nashville, TN)

Joe Mock from BaseballParks.com provides ballpark fans with the first comprehensive review of First Tennessee Park, the new Sulphur Dell home for the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League).  Read more and view photos here.

Sounds Attendance Jumps 43.3% in New Ballpark

There is a long season ahead before we can truly determine the success of the new Sulphur Dell ballpark built for the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League), but 16 home games in, the team has had three sellouts, and attendance has increased by 43.3% over last year from an average of 4,909 to 7,034.  Read more here.

Sounds Open New Ballpark

The Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) opened their new Sulphur Dell ballpark in front of a capacity crowd of 10,459. Read more and view news report here.  View photo gallery of First Tennessee Park’s inaugural home opener here.

Public Grand Opening Today for New Nashville Ballpark

The public is invited to a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday to celebrate the grand opening of First Tennessee Park, the new home of the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League).  Read more here.

Sod Installed, Home Plate Relocated From Greer Stadium

Nashville (TN) Mayor Karl Dean and Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League) owner Frank Ward placed home plate at First Tennessee Park on Thursday, just 29 days before the baseball club is scheduled to play its first home game.  Read more and view photos here.

A Bigger Price Tag for New Sulphur Dell Ballpark

First Tennessee Park, the new ballpark for the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League), will cost $10 million more than originally expected because of unforeseen issues with the construction of the stadium.  Read more here.

Mayor, Sounds Announce Parking Plan for First Season at First Tennessee Park

Mayor Karl Dean and the Triple-A Nashville Sounds (Pacific Coast League) announced Friday a parking plan for fans attending games during the 2015 season at First Tennessee Park.  According to the press release, fans are “strongly encouraged” to park at the Metro Courthouse Garage and then take a free shuttle to the ballpark.  Read more and watch news report here.

Price Tag Rises for New Nashville Ballpark

Construction of the new stadium for the Triple-A Nashville Sounds (Pacific Coast League) has triggered a projected $5 million in additional city spending to cover new water lines, electrical lines and paving that was not factored into the project’s overall $65-million price tag.  Read more here.  View stadium construction photos here.

Retail Space Planned Next to Sounds New Ballpark

New York City-based developer and co-owner of the Triple-A Nashville Sounds (Pacific Coast League) Frank Ward is planning up to 30,000 square feet of retail space for his planned development to sit adjacent to First Tennessee Park in Sulphur Dell.  Read more here.

Breaking News: A First Look at the New Nashville Ballpark

We are pleased to report that our site is the first to announce that Joe Mock from BaseballParks.com has prepared a look at the construction site of First Tennessee Park, which will be the new home for the Triple-A Nashville Sounds (International League) in 2015.  Read more and view photos here.

Sounds Unveil Seating Map, Ticket Pricing for New Ballpark

PRESS RELEASE – The Nashville Sounds have unveiled the seating map and details of its season ticket membership plans for the team’s inaugural season at First Tennessee Park in 2015.

Sounds Announce ‘First Tennessee Park’ Will Be Name Of City’s New Ballpark

PRESS RELEASE – “First Tennessee Park” will be the official name of Nashville’s new state-of-the-art baseball ballpark in North Nashville, the Nashville Sounds Baseball Club announced today.