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Kneecap responds to Coachella backlash after pro-Palestine messages and Sharon Osbourne controversy
Kneecap has responded to recent backlash following criticism after pro-Palestine projections during their Coachella set. The Belfast rap group, which consists of Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí, is known for songs that promote Irish republican themes such as Get Your Brits Out.
Coachella organizers were reportedly "blindsided" when the Northern Ireland hip-hop group Kneecap projected anti-Israel ...
Jewish groups are responding to the band’s actions and pointing fingers at festival promoter Goldenvoice who sources say was ...
On 11 April, during Kneecap's first Coachella performance, the group faced criticism after leading an anti-Margaret Thatcher ...
The band from Northern Ireland said on social media that those messages were supposed to have appeared during its Weekend 1 ...
Kneecap’s “F*ck Israel, Free Palestine” stance and imagery at Coachella this weekend has earned both condemnation and ...
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Organisers of Israel's Nova music festival have said that Kneecap's messaging during their second performance at Coachella ...
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Irish trio Kneecap have responded to the international backlash to their pro-Palestinian Coachella set, and directly call out Sharon Osbourne's remarks.
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