New Premium Club at Nissan Stadium Sold Out for 2027 Season
The 5,500-square-foot Gallagher Club will open at field level next spring, offering 550 fans private access to games and concerts.
By Gavin Wilson ·

Residents of Davidson County will have access to a new premium viewing area at Nissan Stadium when the venue reopens in spring 2027. The Tennessee Titans and Gallagher Insurance announced on Tuesday the creation of The Gallagher Club, a space located at field level that is already sold out for upcoming football games.
The facility measures 5,700 square feet and can hold 550 fans. It sits along the visiting sideline at midfield, placing spectators directly on the field level for all home games. The location also provides prime seating for concerts and other major events held at the $2.1 billion domed stadium.
Ticket holders for the club will enter through a private entrance. Inside, guests will find custom seating and a full bar. A news release described the venue as offering one of the stadium's most all-inclusive food and beverage experiences.
While the club is sold out for Tennessee football, tickets for concerts and other events may be released to the general public depending on availability. The financial terms of the naming rights deal between the NFL franchise and the insurance company were not disclosed in the announcement.
Chris Mead, Gallagher's chief marketing officer, stated that the club represents an important next chapter in the partnership. He noted that the relationship has always extended beyond football and that the new space strengthens the company's connection to Nashville while creating meaningful experiences for fans and the broader community.
Gallagher has served as the Titans' insurance, risk management, and employee benefits brokerage partner since 2023. The Chicago-based firm maintains an office in Brentwood and supports the Titans Together initiative, a program designed to encourage employee and fan participation in community outreach.
In 2025, the Titans Together program recorded 1,156 volunteers who completed 19 projects impacting more than 226,000 people. Brad McClanahan, the Titans' vice president of corporate partnerships, said the organization is proud of the accomplishments since the partnership began in 2023 and looks forward to providing fans with an unforgettable gameday experience.
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