KNOXVILLE -- Riding the momentum of an 11-win 2022 campaign and an Orange Bowl victory, Tennessee football returns to the friendly confines of Neyland Stadium when its hosts the Orange & White Game on Saturday, April 15 at 2:30 p.m. ET.

Fans will be treated to the first-ever Vol Village Music Festival located in Lot 9 featuring live bands on stage from noon to 2 p.m. Vol Village will also feature food trucks, an appearance by the Spirit Squad, sponsor activations and fun activities for all ages. Additional information on musical artists will be announced at a later date.

Premium and non-premium seating will be available for the Orange & White Game. Admission to the game is $5 for non-premium seats, and all proceeds will count as a contribution to the My All Campaign. All seats can be secured now at AllVols.com or by calling the UT Athletic Ticket Office at (865) 656-1200. All open sections of the bowl of Neyland Stadium will be general admission seating. Details will be forthcoming from the Tennessee Fund regarding premium seating options, pricing and parking.

Walk-up admission will be available on gameday, but fans are strongly encouraged to obtain their seats in advance. All tickets will be digital and can be accessed via a mobile device—identical to the regular season.

The south end of Neyland Stadium will be closed as progress continues on several fan experience enhancements. Sections G through Q and GG through QQ will be closed, as well as gates 1 through 12.

Fans can access general admission seating of Neyland Stadium through the following gates: 13, 14, 15-A, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22 and 23. The stadium's clear bag policy will be in effect, and gates will open at 1 p.m.

On-campus parking lots will open at 7 a.m. Free public parking will be available at the following lots:

• Ag Campus with free shuttles running to and from; begins at 11:30 a.m.
• G10 Garage via Neyland Dr. entry
• 11th Street Garage at 1100 Cumberland Ave.
• White Avenue Garage at 1621 White Ave.
• G17 Garage at 1800 Lake Ave.

The Vols open their third spring of the Josh Heupel era on March 20. UT owns the SEC's third-most victories (18) since Heupel's remarkable turnaround of the program in 2021. The Vols' fast, fun and real culture have yielded the nation's No. 1 offense, averaging 42.7 points and 499.96 yards per game over the past two seasons.

Source: UT Athletics