Night courtesy of First Tennessee, which features an additional $2,000 worth of in-game giveaways.

Once the final out is recorded, fans will be treated to Greer Stadium's last and largest fireworks display courtesy of First Tennessee.

After the game, two finalists will take the field for the "Smash the Guitar" contest championship, where the winner will receive a custom Sounds Guitar and a $1,000 gift pack courtesy of 104.5 The Zone.

Following the homestand, the Sounds will conclude their regular season at Round Rock, where they will play a six-game series against the Express (Triple-A Rangers).

The team is asking fans to help say farewell to the venue it has called home for 37 years by coming to Sounds games this summer and using the hashtag #LastCheerAtGreer in social media.

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