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Kneecap, Paul Weller, IDLES, BCNR, Dry Cleaning and more have signed open letter calling for Israel to be banned from Eurovision
More than 1,100 artists and cultural workers have signed.
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"H.O.O.D (Working Men's Club Dub)" is a track by KNEECAP, from the album H.O.O.D 2025, released 27th January 2025. Dork has published 20 articles about KNEECAP.
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The prize draw will take place on Thursday 7th May.
Tickets for the out-store shows available from 10am on 29th January.
Open’er Festival has expanded its 2026 lineup to include Martin Garrix, Kneecap and Matt Berninger.
The jersey will debut at Dalymount Park on 16th December.
The trio will release their new single 'The Recap' first via WhatsApp before hitting streaming platforms next week.
""We believe we have an obligation to use our platform when we can to raise the issue of Palestine, and it was important for us to speak out."
Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap will make their Cornwall debut at Eden Sessions in July, joined by The Streets' Mike Skinner.
The Belfast rap group took issue with Martin's comments during the Oval Office meeting, where he praised Trump's approach to peace initiatives in Gaza.
Kneecap, Wet Leg, Underworld, TV On The Radio and Beth Gibbons will headline Wales' sold-out Green Man Festival this August.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences have revealed their shortlists for the 2025 Oscars' Best Original Song and Best Original Score categories.
The South London festival will return to Brockwell Park in May.
The massive lineup reveal also includes Million Dead, Kid Kapichi, RØRY and many more acts across the four-day festival.
They cite event's association with the US army and weapons companies amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.
The Great Escape will take over various venues in Brighton from 15th-18th May.
They've shared their single, 'Sick In The Head', too.
The band go on tour later this month.
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