The traveling baseball team announced its 2025 Banana Ball World Tour schedule Thursday, which will include stops at 18 Major League Baseball stadiums and three soccer stadiums in 40 cities in 25 states, the team said.

The team will play at Clemson’s 81,500-capacity Memorial Stadium on April 26, followed by appearances at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on May 10 and Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on June 7. The Bananas will also play games in some of MLB’s major stadiums, including Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium and Truist Park.

“Our goal has always been to be fans first and bring Banana Ball to as many fans as possible,” said Bananas owner Jesse Cole in a press release. “To now be in some of the biggest stadiums in the country is something we could never have imagined. We know they will create an electric atmosphere that will provide our fans with unforgettable nights.”

Savannah Bananas 2025 tour schedule

• 1st-2nd February: Mesa, Ariz.; Sloan Park
• 6th–8th February: Glendale, Arizona; Camelback Ranch
• 14th-16th February: Fort Myers, Fla.; Jet Blue Park
• 1st-2nd March: Miami, Florida; LoanDepot Park
• 15th-16th March: Tampa Bay, Fla.; Tropicana field
• 29-30 March: Atlanta, Georgia; Truist Park
• 4th-5th April: St. Louis, Missouri; Busch Stadium
• April 26: Clemson, South Carolina; Death Valley
• May 10th: Nashville, Tennessee; Nissan Stadium
• 23rd-24th May: Kansas City, Missouri; Kauffman Stadium
• 30-31 May: Anaheim, California; Angel Stadium
• June 7th: Charlotte, North Carolina; Bank of America Stadium
• 13th-14th June: Cincinnati, Ohio; Great American ball park
• 27-28 June: Washington, D.C.; Nationals Park
• 5th-6th July: Boston, Massachusetts; Fenway Park
• 26-27 July: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Citizens Bank Park
• 1st-2nd August: Baltimore, Maryland; Camden Yards
• 9th-10th August: Denver, Colorado; Coors Field
• 15th-16th August: Chicago, Illinois; Guaranteed Rate field.
• 29-30 August: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; PNC Park
• 5th–6th September: San Diego, California; Petco Park
• 13th-14th September: Bronx, New York; Yankee Stadium
• 19-20 September: Seattle, Washington; T Mobile Park
• 26-27 September: Houston, Texas; Minute Maid Park