US EditionCrowd’s Provocative Chant at First Kneecap Show Since Glastonbury Furore
GLASTONBURY MUSIC FESTIVAL, UK, JUL 7 – The politically charged chant led to a police investigation and criticism from festival organisers, highlighting tensions surrounding public order and free speech at major events.
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The AgeCrowd’s provocative chant at first Kneecap show since Glastonbury furore
Kneecap have made their first appearance since a Glastonbury festival that saw the band and fellow rapper Bob Vylan investigated by police. Kneecap were supporting Dublin band Fontaines DC. During the performance, crowd members attempted to start another “death to the IDF” chant.
The ‘Death to the IDF’ chant heard ‘round the world, all the way to Down Under
It took six days and over 10,500 miles for a crude new anti-Israel chant – “Death, death to the IDF” – to become associated with violence against Jews. In Glastonbury, England, a British punk singer called Bob Vylan and punk band Kneecap led thousands of fans in chanting “Death, death to the IDF” on Saturday, […] The post The ‘Death to the IDF’ chant heard ‘round the world, all the way to Down Under appeared first on J-Wire.
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