Catfish Toss
Before important games, especially the playoffs, Predators fans throw catfish onto the ice as Nashville's answer to Detroit's octopus tradition.
Iconic downtown Nashville arena famous for “Smashville” hockey culture.
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Before important games, especially the playoffs, Predators fans throw catfish onto the ice as Nashville's answer to Detroit's octopus tradition.
During every opposing goalie's announcement after a Predators goal, fans chant "It's all your fault...you suck!" one of the NHL's most famous traditions.
Thousands of fans raise inflatable "fang fingers" before puck drop and throughout playoff games.
Fans proudly refer to themselves as the "Gold People," wearing gold jerseys to create one of hockey's most recognizable home crowds.
After every Predators goal, Tim McGraw's "I Like It, I Love It" plays with customized hockey lyrics sung by the crowd.
2017 Stanley Cup Final — Rinne, Forsberg, and Game 7 heartbreak in Pittsburgh.
Bridgestone Arena legacy — from Nashville Arena to one of hockey's loudest buildings.
David Legwand — the original Predator and franchise iron man from day one.
Filip Forsberg — franchise scoring leader and star of the 2017 Cup Final run.
Gold Out history — the gold-clad playoff tradition that defines Smashville.
The greatest moments in Predators history — from catfish to the 2017 Cup Final.
Music City hockey legacy — country music meets NHL hockey in downtown Nashville.
Pekka Rinne — Vezina Trophy winner and the greatest goaltender in Predators history.
Playoff history — 2017 and every spring when Smashville believes.
Predators vs Blackhawks rivalry — Original Six hatred in Smashville.
Predators vs Blues rivalry — Central Division battles with St. Louis.
Roman Josi — Norris Trophy winner and captain who defines modern Predators hockey.
Shea Weber — captain and the hardest slap shot ever recorded in NHL history.
Smashville history — how Nashville built one of hockey's best gameday experiences.
Western Conference championship history — the 2017 run that put Smashville on the map.
Gnash — the beloved Predators mascot and symbol of Smashville on gameday.
Live country music performances before puck drop — Nashville meets hockey.
Guitar riffs after goals — Gold on the Ceiling erupts when the Predators score.
Broadway pregame events — Lower Broadway alive before Predators puck drop.
Gold Out parties when all of Smashville dresses in gold for the playoffs.
Full Blackhawks rivalry weekend — Original Six hatred in Smashville.
Your first time walking into Bridgestone Arena — Smashville, catfish, and Music City hockey.
Behind-the-scenes Bridgestone Arena tour — Hall of Fame, suites, and ice.
Attend a major concert at Bridgestone Arena — Music City entertainment downtown.
Experience a Gold Out crowd — all of Smashville dressed in gold for the playoffs.
Listen to live music before puck drop — country and hockey collide in Smashville.
Experience Lower Broadway after the game — honky-tonks alive with Smashville energy.
Experience one of hockey's loudest arenas — Smashville at full roar on Broadway.
Participate in It's All Your Fault — the goalie chant after every Predators goal.
Visit the Pekka Rinne statue — Vezina Trophy winner immortalized in Smashville.
Pekka Rinne tribute night — honoring the Vezina Trophy winner and Predators legend.
Original Six rivalry when Chicago visits Bridgestone Arena.
Central Division rivalry when St. Louis visits Smashville.
Central Division rivalry when Winnipeg visits Bridgestone Arena.
Roman Josi tribute night — honoring the Norris Trophy winner and captain.
Saturday Night Hockey at Bridgestone Arena — Smashville at full volume.
Stanley Cup Final at Bridgestone Arena — the pinnacle of hockey in Nashville.
Walk Broadway before the game — honky-tonks and Nashville energy on Lower Broadway.
Complete franchise timeline from 1998 expansion to Smashville and the 2017 Cup Final.
Mike Fisher — captain and heart of Smashville during the Predators' rise.
Nashville hockey history — from expansion skepticism to Music City hockey pride.
1998 expansion history — the Predators arrive in a non-traditional hockey market.
Predators Ice Crew performances energizing the crowd between periods.
Meet-and-greet events with Predators alumni and Hall of Fame members.
Stay for the postgame victory celebration when the Predators win at home.
The venue blends hockey with Nashville's music identity.
Connected directly to downtown attractions.
The entrance area creates a major fan gathering space.
Celebrates Nashville's historic championship run.
Honors franchise legends.
Celebrates the franchise goaltender.
Honors franchise icons.
Honors the longtime captain.
Showcases the growth of hockey in Tennessee.
The Predators scoring celebration.
Combines NHL hockey with Nashville entertainment culture.
Behind-the-scenes arena access.
Official merchandise destination.
The mascot experience.
The famous Predators fan identity.
A real saber-toothed tiger skeleton on display — Nashville’s prehistoric cat and a Predators icon.
Honors Predators players, coaches, and the 2017 Cup Final team.
The Broadway-side entrance that drops fans from Lower Broadway into Bridgestone Arena.
Displays mixing country-music culture with Predators hockey.
Wall tracing Predators history since the 1998 expansion.
Plaza celebrating Music City hockey outside Bridgestone Arena.
Exhibit on Gnash, fangs, and the saber-tooth identity that defines Smashville.
Special theme nights throughout the Predators season at Bridgestone Arena.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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