The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off today, June 11, and runs until July 19. Here are some of the best places to watch World Cup games in Nashville, from epic kick-off parties to rooftop bars.
Plaza Mariachi is encouraging everyone to bring their flags and wear jerseys to its epic kick-off party today, from 1:30 p.m. to midnight. There will be huge LED screens inside and outside, plus food trucks and special drink offerings. Plaza Mariachi is hosting a World Cup watch party for every single game.
Join Nashville SC for free watch parties for the U.S. Men’s National Team’s group stage games on June 12, June 19, and June 25. You’ll find fan activities, food, drinks, and a live showing of the USA’s matches on the World Stage. June 19’s party will be at Centennial Park, so folks can head over to the Juneteenth615 Festival afterward. The other two matches will be at GEODIS Park’s Publix Plaza.
Both ENBW locations have watch parties for the U.S. game on June 12, starting at 8 p.m. Grab a pint and some snacks, and get there early to hang out with the City Cast Nashville team at the East location from 2-5 p.m.!
Cheer on teams at Chapstick in East Nashville with the Music City Heaters on June 12. Chapstick will host watch parties for every World Cup game on the big screen, with sound.
On June 12, Brooklyn Bowl is hosting a free viewing party with drink and food specials. The game will be on 13 screens with full concert sound.
Head to The Nations to watch games from hundreds of TVs with sound on, while enjoying drink specials and shareable plates. There will also be giveaways! They’re expecting a packed house on June 12, so get there early, and bring lawn chairs and blankets.
Hang out with Nashville’s American Outlaws at Music Row’s TailGate Brewery to watch every single World Cup game. I’ve heard TailGate’s new Pitmaster Peach Pizza is good!
Downtown Nashville’s British premier soccer pub features a rooftop bar, lawn bowling, and a full restaurant, and will be showing all the World Cup games. If you want guaranteed pub space, make a reservation, though the rooftop is first-come, first-served.
