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Americanafest 2026 kicks off with Grace Potter, Sister Sadie and more (opens the original)
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The soul of Americana came alive with country sound at Eastside Bowl, Nashville, on Sept. 16 as part of the 26th annual Americanafest celebration. The event kicked off the first day of Americanafest with opening act Grace Potter, a staple Americana musician and vocalist, who performed songs from her latest album “Trespasser.” Among the songs on her latest album, Potter performed “Love Me Not,” “Main Street USA,” “Run Baby Run” and the titular single “Trespasser.” She also performed older singles
Poorlydrawn lights up the Commons for MTSU’s annual Sunset Showcase (opens the original)
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As the sun sank down on MTSU, one band cranked up the tunes. MTSU kicked off the first of many Sunset Showcases in the Student Union North Commons on Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. The Sunset Showcase, hosted by MTSU Student Programming and Raider Entertainment, is a series of annual fall venues meant to highlight hidden talent on campus. Wednesday’s act featured the student band Poorlydrawn, a self-described “indie-rock” band inspired by musical staples like Nirvana, Soundgarden and Car Seat Headrest. The b
“The elephant in the room”: How has generative AI established itself at MTSU? (opens the original)
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Whether it’s on a flyer or in the classroom, generative AI is here to stay at MTSU, but that hasn’t come without its fair share of pushback from students across campus and through social media. One Instagram account, known as the “AI Slop Troopers of MTSU,” regularly posts alleged examples of “AI slop” found across campus. Lizzy Hernandez, a junior majoring in computer science, expressed their frustration at the many AI-generated advertisements they had seen at the start of the semester, seeming
BREAKING: Bonnaroo 2027 cancelled due to flooding (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is a breaking story. Updates will come as new information is released. The Bonnaroo Team announced on Friday that the annual Manchester, Tennessee music festival will take 2027 off, according to the official Bonnaroo Instagram account. The Instagram post cited back-to-back years of heavy rainfall in the Middle Tennessee area as the reason for cancellation. Bonnaroo’s main venue, the Farm, experienced extensive damage brought on by severe flooding on the last day of Bonnaroo 2
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