Nationals Park is Washington, DC’s major-league ballpark and a destination for some of the city’s biggest outdoor concerts. Home to the Washington Nationals, the open-air stadium sits in the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood near Navy Yard, with convenient Metro access and space for major touring productions.
This guide covers concerts, tickets, seating, parking, Metro, stadium history, and what to know before a show.
Nationals Park Venue Information
- Address: 1500 South Capitol Street SE, Washington, DC 20003
- Neighborhood: Navy Yard / Capitol Riverfront, Southeast DC
- Capacity: Approximately 41,000 for baseball; concert capacity varies
- Format: Open-air stadium with grandstand seating and event-dependent floor seating or standing areas
- Home team: Washington Nationals (MLB)
- Tickets: Use the authorized seller for each show
- Official website: Nationals Park
Upcoming Concerts and Tickets at Nationals Park
Slipknot: (sic)est Stadium Tour
July 16, 2027 at 6:00 pm
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Fall Out Boy: Twilight Of The Punks
July 18, 2027 at 5:30 pm
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Upcoming Nationals Park concerts are listed above. You can also explore the DC Social Guide concert calendar for every upcoming DC-area show. Find official concert announcements and tickets at the Nationals Park concert page. Concert configurations and authorized ticket vendors vary by show.
Who Books Shows at Nationals Park?
Large touring productions and special events are presented by different promoters in coordination with the stadium. Check the announcement for each event to confirm the organizer and ticketing partner.
Parking at Nationals Park
Nationals Park has nearby parking garages and lots, with availability and pricing that depend on the event. Advance parking reservations may be available and are recommended for major shows. Check the official transportation guide for current lots, street closures, and arrival instructions.
Metro and Rideshare
Navy Yard–Ballpark on Metro’s Green Line is the closest rail station and a short walk from the stadium. Waterfront station on the Green Line is another option farther away. Plan around post-show crowds and verify Metro’s last-train times before a late concert. Rideshare pickup locations may be restricted around South Capitol Street and change by event.
What to Expect at Nationals Park
Concerts typically use a large stage on the field, with a temporary floor plan and stadium seating determined by the tour. Nationals Park is open-air, so dress for the weather. Bag, security, outside-food, and entry policies may differ from baseball games: review your concert’s official instructions before arriving.
Nationals Park History
Nationals Park opened in 2008 as the Washington Nationals’ home stadium, replacing the team’s temporary home at RFK Stadium. Its Capitol Riverfront location has made it a central destination for baseball, concerts, and large community events.
Nationals Park FAQ
Does Nationals Park host concerts?
Yes. The stadium hosts stadium-scale concert tours and special events in addition to baseball.
Which Metro station is closest?
Navy Yard–Ballpark on the Green Line.
Is Nationals Park covered?
No. It is an outdoor stadium with limited overhead cover in some sections. Concertgoers should prepare for the weather.
Does a concert ticket include parking?
Not necessarily. Check your show confirmation and buy any required parking separately.
Are concert seats the same as baseball seats?
Not always. Concerts can add floor sections and change sightlines; use your specific show’s seating chart.
Concert policies, parking, and Metro service can change. Verify the latest details with official sources before attending.
Map and Directions
Nationals Park
1500 South Capitol Street SE
Washington, DC 20003