Kneecap ignites Glastonbury with anti-Starmer, pro-Palestine set amid censorship and political backlash Throughout their energetic set, Kneecap led the crowd in chants of “F**k Keir Starmer ...

Kneecap’s messaging has generated the most notoriety, however, with many artists and fans calling on Coachella organizers Goldenvoice and parent company AEG Presents to comment on the situation.

After claims of censorship, Kneecap's pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel sentiments at the 2025 edition of Coachella have generated controversy. Kneecap End Coachella Set With Pro-Palestine Messaging ...

Kneecap have responded to the “legend” who streamed their entire Glastonbury set after the BBC decided not to show their performance in its ...

Northern Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap will no longer be appearing at Scotland’s TRNSMT festival this July following safety concerns from law enforcement.. The Belfast outfit had been scheduled to ...

Kneecap have been vocal about their support for Palestine during the ongoing Israeli genocide, to the point where they’ve faced censorship several times. This included last Friday at Coachella ...

Kneecap headlined Wide Awake festival in London last weekend with no safety issues. However, the band’s appearance at TRNSMT is not the only show they’ve had canceled recently.

Irish rappers Kneecap are “unfazed” by their legal problems and controversies kicked up by their anti-Israel pro-Palestinian statements, friend and film director Rich Peppiatt told AFP.

Irish hip-hop group Kneecap led Coachella fans in a chant about Margaret Thatcher, then the livestream paused. The band further claimed censorship on Palestine. SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Irish rappers Kneecap are "unfazed" by their legal problems and controversies kicked up by their anti-Israel pro-Palestinian statements, friend and film director Rich Peppiatt told AFP.

Irish rappers Kneecap are "unfazed" by their legal problems and controversies kicked up by their anti-Israel pro-Palestinian statements, friend and film director Rich Peppiatt told AFP. Peppiatt ...