🏡 Famously pink East Nashville home is for sale

🏗️ So Long, OG Nissan Stadium

Saturday’s Foo Fighters concert was the last at our current Nissan Stadium. On today’s Tuesday News Roundup, the podcast team remembers their favorite concerts at the OG stadium and breaks down more news from the weekend. Plus: Is your neighborhood finally getting sidewalks? [🎧 City Cast Nashville]

• Check out that stadium view one last time. [Instagram]

🏛️ Toombs and Suara Running for Vice Mayor

Councilmembers Kyonzté Toombs and Zulfat Suara have announced plans to run for Nashville vice mayor in 2027. Toombs, who represents District 2, and Suara, who serves as one of five at-large representatives, would primarily be responsible for managing council meetings. Current Vice Mayor Angie Henderson says she’s open to “stepping back,” but also says if she chooses to run for reelection, “I do not intend to lose.” [Nashville Banner]

❄️ NES Faulted for Deadly Storm Failures

An independent report found major shortcomings in Nashville Electric Service’s response to the deadly January 2026 winter storm, citing poor communication and collaboration with other agencies, outdated technology, unclear emergency roles, and delayed resource requests. The Winter Storm Response Commission is also urging another review of Nashville’s Office of Emergency Management. [WSMV]

☕ Starbucks Employees Strike for Better Conditions

Starbucks baristas held a one-day strike on Saturday, closing a Goodlettsville location to demand better pay, improved staffing, and better working conditions. Starbucks is planning a $100 million expansion in Tennessee with a $30 million grant from the state. Workers, as well as a majority of Metro Council, have criticised the move for favoring public incentives over workers’ rights. [Nashville Banner]