Thomas Rhett and Niall Horan's 2026 GEODIS Park Show in Nashville, Tennessee: Everything You Need To Know
By Maxim Mower
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THOMAS RHETT & NIALL HORAN LIVE 2026 - NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
When: Thursday, July 9th
Where: GEODIS Park
Who are the Openers: Kashus Culpepper & Emily Ann Roberts
What are Thomas Rhett and Niall Horan Expected to Perform:
Taken from Thomas Rhett's set at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida on May 15th, 2026
- Make Me Wanna
- Look What God Gave Her
- Crash and Burn
- Sixteen
- Beautiful As You
- What's Your Country Song
- Half Of Me
- After All The Bars Are Closed
- Marry Me
- It Goes Like This
- Somethin‘ Bout a Woman
- She Had Me at Heads Carolina (cover of Cole Swindell)
- Die a Happy Man
- T-Shirt
Taken from Niall Horan's set at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Houghton le Spring, UK on May 24th, 2026
- Heartbreak Weather
- Nice to Meet Ya
- Meltdown
- Dinner Party
- Tastes So Good
- This Town
- Little More Time
- Black and White
- Save My Life
- Heaven
- Stargazing (cover of Myles Smith)
- Slow Hands
When Do Doors Open: 4:30pm
When Does the First Opener Perform: Around 6pm
What Time Does Thomas Rhett Take the Stage: Usually Around 9pm
Where Can I Buy Tickets: Thomas Rhett 2026 Tickets
Thomas Rhett and Niall Horan are teaming up for a blockbuster show at Nashville's GEODIS Park, with the duo set to welcome over 30,000 fans to the home of Nashville SC.
It's a pairing that just makes sense, with Rhett and Horan being good buddies for years before utilising their bond to make a smash hit in the form of their 2025 duet, ‘Old Tricks’.
This is a co-headlining show, so the set-times are a little unclear as of yet, but given the fact that Rhett's name comes first, we suspect he'll be closing out the evening as the last performer. There are two brilliant openers - Kashus Culpepper and Emily Ann Roberts - with the first performer due to take the stage at around 6pm. We'd be deeply surprised if Rhett and Horan don't perform ‘Old Tricks’ at some point during the evening, and off the back of their Opry link-up earlier in the week, we're hoping they might join forces for a few more tracks, too.
You can expect to hear all of Rhett's biggest hits, ranging from ’Die a Happy Man’ and ‘T-Shirt’ to ‘What's Your Country Song’ and ‘Look What God Gave Her’. Horan, meanwhile, will of course be serenading fans with iconic tracks like ’Slow Hands’ and ‘This Town’.
Doors open at 4:30pm, and if you're a General Ticket-holder, you need to enter through Gates A, B, C, D, E, F or G. If you have pit tickets, you're advised to enter through Gate B.
If you're planning to drive to GEODIS Park, campus parking is available to purchase in advance HERE. There is also off-campus parking on offer HERE via PMC.
Like most venues of this size, there is a clear bag policy in place at GEODIS Park, with attendees able to bring in bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC, providing they are no larger than. 12" × 12" × 6". Fans are permitted to bring in gallon-sized Ziploc bags, along with small non-clear clutches no bigger than 4.5" × 6.5". There will be merchandise available inside the venue, and we're excited to see what items Rhett and Horan have on offer to commemorate this special occasion.
All that's left to say is...enjoy! Rhett is one of the most energetic and versatile entertainers in the modern country music space, while Horan is a global pop-star that commands a die-hard fanbase - a combination that should make for a fantastic show.
