LP field is a football stadium owned by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County. Mainly used for sporting events, music festivals and concerts, this stadium is the home field of the Tennessee State University Tigers and the famous NFL's Tennessee Titans. Every December a postseason college football game is played here while occasionally it serves as a venue for some soccer games. The large CMA Music Festival Nightly Concerts takes place at this stadium for four days in June.
Located directly across the river from downtown Nashville on the east bank of the Cumberland River, LP field has the seating capacity for about 69,143 people. Among its features are natural grass, open air, 144 suites, club seating with heat and air-conditioning, high-quality food and beverage services, spacious lounge area, closed circuit TV’s and sound systems, sit-down eating areas, 60 concession stands throughout the stadium, two scoreboards with state-of-the-art video screens located on the stadium’s north and south ends, four suite elevators, 7,500 parking spaces available on-site with more than 20,000 existing parking spaces nearby and more.
It is built by the renowned sports architecture firm HOK Sport, which is responsible for the revolutionary designs of the Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Jacksonville’s Alltel Stadium, Charlotte’s Ericsson Stadium and Miami’s Joe Robbie Stadium.
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