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Controversial Irish group Kneecap have incited their fans to turn up at court to support them when a band member faces a ...
Kneecap member Mo Chara is facing a terrorism charge over a Hezbollah flag display and vows to fight the case in court next ...
Hamas sources have revealed that the terrorist group is teetering on the brink of financial collapse, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat ...
Kneecap played their first gigs since member Mo Chara was charged with a terror offense this week, alleging that authorities ...
At Wide Awake Festival, Kneecap addressed the controversy surrounding their pro-Palestinian politics: "We are on the right side of history." ...
Kneecap's set at Wide Awake Festival saw them speak out about being silenced ahead of their summer set at Glastonbury.
Kneecap took to the stage for their first major gig last night since a terror charge was levelled at one of their members in ...
Wide Awake 2025: Kneecap triumph as festival battles adversity to prove its importance to DIY talent
Day festivals are growing in popularity, but dare I say Wide Awake is the most crucial to them all. For the sake of DIY talent, they need to overcome hurdles.
A vocal message of support for rap trio Kneecap has appeared in Belfast. A message supporting the band appeared on Belfast’s ...
Liam O hAnnaidh, AKA Mo Chara, also said to thousands of fans at the Wide Awake Festival in London: "They are trying to ...
The group have been outspoken on the war in Gaza and before they emerged on stage a screen displayed the message ‘Free ...
KNEECAP claimed cops are “trying to silence them” at their first major gig since a band member was charged with a terror offence. The Irish-language hip-hop trio slammed the charge as ...
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