Fans are now able to get a preview of what the new Tennessee Titans stadium will look like inside. On Friday, the Titans released a video detailing what the new stadium will offer fans beginning in February of 2027.

The spacious interior provides a luxurious, yet warm ambience and a wrap around bar will be available. In true Music City fashion, there will also be a designated area for live, musical performances.

See below for a sneak peak of the stadium and what else awaits in 2027.

Watch the virtual tour of the new Tennessee Titans stadium

What else awaits guests at the new Tennessee Titans stadium

The exterior of the stadium will feature a wide, wraparound, porch-style upper concourse with downtown views. The designs also include neutral, earthy tones, wood paneling and dark tones which accent massive glass windows. A circular, transparent roof will enclose the field.

Here is what else will be included:

• Two giant video boards flank the field
• Seats will be as much as 50 feet closer to gameday action than those at the current Nissan Stadium
• Big, round bars and patios offering 360-degree field views
• Stages for live performances

The design details were approved Thursday by Metro Sports Authority and final designs will be approved in October.

Enjoy a virtual Titans stadium experience

Anxiously awaiting the new stadium to open its doors?

You’re in luck.

Titans House, an immersive experience with virtual stadium models and other displays, is offering season-ticket buyers, suite holders, business partners and other eager fans a front-row seat for the layout and design of the new venue. The concept is designed to help the community better understand what the final product will look like.

Titans House will open at the corner of Taylor Street and 6th Avenue in Germantown by April, said Titans Chief League Affairs Officer Adolpho Birch. The sales and educational showroom will be open to the public on an appointment basis.

“Think of it like a model home for the stadium,” Birch told the Tennessean. “So, you can see what the kitchen and bathroom look like, you can see the finishes and decide which one best fits your company or you.”

Reporter Sandy Mazza contributed to this report.

Diana Leyva covers trending news and service for The Tennessean. Contact her at Dleyva@gannett.com or follow her on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter at @_leyvadiana