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Glastonbury says it’s ‘appalled’ by Bob Vylan’s controversial performance
Glastonbury has condemned Bob Vylan after a controversial set branded “deeply offensive” by the BBC. On Saturday (28 June), rapper Bobby Vylan, of rap punk duo Bob Vylan, led crowds on the festival’s West Holts Stage in chants of “Free, free Palestine ” and “Death, death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces].”
Bob Vylan's performance preceded that of Northern Irish rappers Kneecap, whose set the BBC did not air live due to previous instances at the group's concerts involving alleged comments ...
Ofcom says BBC ‘has questions to answer’ over Kneecap & Bob Vylan Glastonbury gigsOfcom says BBC ‘has questions to answer’ over Kneecap & Bob Vylan Glastonbury gigs ...
Avon and Somerset Police said at the weekend that they are assessing videos of comments made by Bob Vylan and Belfast rap trio Kneecap at Glastonbury to decide whether any offences may have been ...
Kneecap are known for their provocative lyrics and merchandise, as well as their championing of the Irish language and ...
The BBC cut Irish trio Kneecap from the broadcaster’s live coverage of the Glastonbury music festival Saturday after the ...
One half of rap duo told fans that he had been ‘inundated’ with a mixture of ‘support and hatred’, but that he stood by what ...
Charli xcx seized her crowning moment over on The Other Stage, while there were also thrilling sets from homegrown talent ...
The BBC struggled through its latest efforts to deal with Irish hip hop group Kneecap today, choosing not to stream the group ...
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