US EditionBob Vylan to no longer headline festival in Manchester after Glastonbury controversy
- On Wednesday, Bob Vylan were dropped from Manchester's Radar Festival after their Glastonbury performance.
- Following their Glastonbury set on June 28, the lead singer led chants of 'death to the IDF,' sparking cancellations and investigations across festivals and authorities.
- The BBC apologized for livestreaming the performance, Avon and Somerset Police opened a criminal investigation, and US visas were revoked, with government officials condemning the chants.
- Bob Vylan's cancellations across Europe, including French and German venues, follow their controversial Glastonbury performance and official backlash.
- Calls to ban the duo from the 2025 Boardmasters Festival in Cornwall are growing ahead of their scheduled August appearance.
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