THE Savannah Bananas are set to take over a stunning new $2.2BILLION NFL stadium before its first full football season.

The baseball entertainers have been confirmed for a blockbuster event at the Tennessee Titans‘ new Nissan Stadium in Nashville in 2027.

And the announcement comes while construction work continues on the spectacular 60,000-seat venue.

The stadium, which is being built alongside the Titans’ current home, is expected to be ready ahead of the 2027 NFL campaign.

But the Savannah Bananas will be among the first major attractions to bring their extraordinary brand of entertainment to the new arena.

The hugely popular baseball team have become a sensation across America thanks to their outrageous performances and unconventional approach to the sport.

Their famous Banana Ball format combines baseball with music, dancing, spectacular trick plays and hilarious crowd interactions.

And fans can expect another unforgettable spectacle when the 2027 Banana Bowl Championship heads to Nashville.

The announcement forms part of an ambitious expansion that will see Banana Ball visit 79 stadiums across 74 cities in 2027.

The Bananas have already attracted enormous crowds at some of America’s biggest sporting venues.

And their latest appearance promises to be another landmark occasion for the rapidly growing entertainment phenomenon.

The new Nissan Stadium is one of the NFL’s most ambitious construction projects, featuring a striking enclosed design and modern facilities.

The Tennessee Titans are expected to move into their new home for the 2027 season, ending their long stay at the existing Nissan Stadium.

But American football will not be the only attraction at the state-of-the-art venue.

Country music superstar Zach Bryan has also been announced as one of the first musical acts scheduled to perform there.

The stadium’s operators are hoping to establish the ground as a major destination for concerts, sporting events and other entertainment.

And the Savannah Bananas’ arrival will provide an early opportunity to showcase the spectacular new facility to thousands of supporters.

The team’s popularity has soared in recent years, with their performances regularly attracting sell-out crowds.

Their unique rules include a two-hour time limit, while supporters can even record an out by catching a foul ball.

Players are also famous for performing backflips, dancing during games and producing extraordinary moments that have taken social media by storm.

And with the Titans preparing for a new era, the Bananas are ready to bring their own brand of sporting madness to Nashville.