Nashville Sounds Break Minor League Baseball Attendance Record

Attendance is up everywhere across the sports landscape in 2021, and that includes minor-league baseball.

But nowhere did it increase in the minors quite like Nashville, where the Triple-A Sounds set a franchise attendance record. Actually, make that a minor-league baseball attendance record.

It’s true, as the Sounds announced that 436,868 fans packed into First Horizon Park in 2021. That’s a crowd of nearly 7,000 per home game.

“A HUGE thank you to the best fans in Minor League Baseball. We can’t wait for 2022!” the Sounds tweeted above a video celebrating their attendance record.

The final attendance number at @FirstHorizonPrk in 2021 = 436,868 – the highest in all of @MiLB! A HUGE thank you to the best fans in Minor League Baseball. We can't wait for 2022! pic.twitter.com/rdg1QPm2M2

— Nashville Sounds (@nashvillesounds) September 27, 2021

The Sounds finished the regular season at 63-56, including 41-24 at home. They are 5-0 in the Final Stretch portion of the schedule.

All along the way, clearly, fans have been watching.

The @nashvillesounds hit 5 homeruns in their final home series of the season – that’s $500 more donated to @MakeAWishMidTN from the @FirstHorizonBnk Foundation!

That's a grand total of $1,400 donated 🙌 pic.twitter.com/3nqPG9syQu

— Nashville Sounds Foundation (@soundscommunity) September 27, 2021