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REV ENTERTAINMENT EXPANDS COLLEGE BASEBALL SERIES TO NASHVILLE IN 2027

ARLINGTON, Texas – REV Entertainment today announced the continued expansion of its College Baseball Series with the addition of a new tournament at First Horizon Park in Nashville, Tennessee. The inaugural event will feature Cincinnati, Ohio State, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech, and is scheduled for March 5-7, 2027, at the home of the Triple-A Nashville Sounds.

The Nashville tournament marks the latest addition to the rapidly growing College Baseball Series, which will feature seven tournaments across five locations in 2027 - the largest schedule in the event's history. Matchups, game times and broadcast information will be announced at a later date.

“As the College Baseball Series continues to grow nationwide, bringing a tournament to Nashville is an exciting milestone for our organization,” said Jared Schrom, Senior Vice President of REV Entertainment. “Nashville is one of the country’s great sports and entertainment destinations, and First Horizon Park provides a tremendous setting for college baseball. We look forward to partnering with the Nashville Sounds to create a first-class experience for student-athletes, fans and the local community.”

The four-team field features a blend of established national brands and emerging programs. Vanderbilt, one of college baseball's most successful programs and a two-time national champion, anchors the event as the hometown team. Cincinnati enters the event after earning back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances for the first time in program history, while Ohio State and Virginia Tech both bring recent College Baseball Series experience after competing in tournaments at Globe Life Field.

First Horizon Park has consistently hosted college baseball regular season games between local Nashville programs - Belmont, Lipscomb and Vanderbilt - since the park opened in 2015. The Commodores are 8-2 in games at the venue, but have not played there since the 2024 season.

“The Nashville Sounds are proud to partner with REV Entertainment to bring an elite college baseball tournament to Nashville,” said Adam English, General Manager and Chief Operating Officer of the Nashville Sounds. “Baseball fans from across the region will have the opportunity to see outstanding programs compete in one of the country’s premier minor league ballparks.”

 

TICKET INFORMATION: Home Plate Reserved tickets will go on sale in the near future with more information to be shared at CollegeBaseballSeries.com and on social media (@CBS_Nashville). This premium offering, which provides access to all three days of the tournament, includes: reserved seats behind home plate, reserved parking, a commemorative souvenir hat, and more. Home Plate Reserved tickets are $99 for adults and $60 for youth (13 and under), before taxes and fees. Group ticket rates are available for groups of 10 or more by contacting the Nashville Sounds at 615-690-4487. General admission tickets will go on sale at a later date following the release of the schedule.

About College Baseball Series: The College Baseball Series is a premier collection of early-season Division I college baseball tournaments. Since its inception in 2021, the series has hosted more than 140 games and attracted nearly 500,000 fans, establishing a growing national presence. In 2027, the College Baseball Series will feature its largest slate ever with seven tournaments across five locations. The College Baseball Series is owned and operated by REV Entertainment, the official sports and entertainment company of the Texas Rangers. For more information, visit CollegeBaseballSeries.com.

About First Horizon Park: Opened in the spring of 2015, First Horizon Park is the home to the Nashville Sounds, the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. The stadium is located in the Germantown neighborhood just north of downtown Nashville. The state-of-the-art facility carries a LEED Silver rating and has also served as an events center for festivals, charity walks, and fundraisers, along with other sporting events. Since opening the gates, First Horizon Park has welcomed more than 5.5 million fans for Sounds games alone. Nashville has ranked top 10 in Triple-A attendance nine times since the ballpark opened and led Minor League Baseball in attendance in consecutive seasons in 2021-2022. Elements that make First Horizon Park one of the best venues in Minor League Baseball include a spacious 360-degree walkable concourse for an enhanced viewing experience; unique group outing spaces; an expansive suite level; LED ribbon boards; a nine-hole miniature golf course; and of course - the iconic guitar scoreboard.