This week, photographers documented performances by artists Noah Cyrus, Rocco and the Bends across different Nashville venues. The excitement continued with Vanderbilt Football’s statement win against LSU and coverage of the No Kings protest at the Tennessee State Capitol.
Can’t ‘Bend’ around the bush, Music City rocked this week
Noah Cyrus performed at the Ryman Auditorium on Oct. 15. She delivered an intimate performance, with the audience captivated by her distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics. Both emotional ballads and powerful tracks created a unique experience for listeners. Cyrus’s soulful stage presence made the night feel sentimental and unforgettable.
Indie pop-singer Rocco performed at Exit/In on Oct. 16 on “The Smoking Gun Tour.” Rocco’s laughter, singing and electric energy lit up the venue, getting the audience fully immersed and jamming along. Rocco was able to blend storytelling with upbeat instrumentals, creating a set that felt nostalgic yet refreshing. Fans held onto his every word, leaving the crowd buzzing with excitement.
Rock band The Bends performed at Cannery Hall on Oct. 17. The Bends delivered a dynamic set, mixing melodic hooks with energetic performances. Fans filled the venue, soaking in the band’s electrifying stage presence.
Vanderbilt Football defeated an AP-ranked team, again
Then-No. 17 Vanderbilt played then-No. 10 LSU, defeating the Tigers 31-24. The offense was dominant all game against a solid LSU defense, scoring on every one of its possessions through three quarters.
No Kings protest, part 2
Students and Nashville community members gathered at the Tennessee State Capitol to participate in the No Kings protest. The demonstration featured speeches and signs, capturing the voices and concerns of those involved.
Editor’s picks
Scenes from this week encompassed views around campus and cultural events in honor of Hispanic Heritage and Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Month.
