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British police confirm their investigation into Kneecap's Glastonbury set is closed, without charges
Avon and Somerset Police have confirmed that their investigation into Kneecap 's performance at this summer's Glastonbury festival has been closed, and that no action is to be taken against the Belfast/Derry hip-hop trio.
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‘Kneecap’ is the somewhat true tale of an Irish-language hip ... - MSNConflict comes in the guise of the RRAD, an anti-drug group that shares Kneecap’s political views but violently condemns Liam and Naoise’s drug dealing.
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The Irish trio’s appearance has, due to political interference, led to an unexpected referendum on the festival’s soul. But, writes Adam White, their anarchy feels historically in keeping with what Gl ...
Tom Morello has dubbed Kneecap the "Rage Against The Machine of now" for speaking "truth to power".
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Fans on Kneecap's Glastonbury performance - MSNIrish rap group Kneecap played for a big Glastonbury crowd as opinions on their political stance and performing were discussed. (June 28) California closes $12 billion budget deficit with hit to ...
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Kneecap star Liam O'Hanna appeared in court earlier this month charged with a terror offence for allegedly displaying a flag ...
In a jibe to First Minister John Swinney, the band said "A very special thank you to our Head of PR in Scotland Mr John ...
Belfast hip hop group Kneecap claim their promotional posters have been banned from appearing on the London Underground.
But away from hot-button political topics and on a slightly more frivolous tip, those merely wanting to give the Oscars an un-stuffy shot in the arm may also want to see “Kneecap” at the ceremony.
Kneecap’s music remains anarchic and free-wheeling, full of chugging techno, wit and rage. In recent months their attention has turned to the Israel and Palestine war, the band playing in front of ...
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