How to buy Nashville Savannah Bananas tickets for Saturday, May 10
The Savannah Bananas continue their stadium tour on Saturday, May 10 at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.
The Bananas will take on the Party Animals at 7 p.m. CT in front of what should be a large football-stadium sized crowd. This is one of three NFL stadium stops on the Bananas 2025 tour, along with 18 MLB stadiums.
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