Radiohead star Ed O’Brien described the performance of the Kneecap Glastonbury Festival as “an incredible exhibition of power, courage and humor in the face of extraordinary pressure”
Kneecap received support from Radiohead star Ed O’Brien praised his performance at the Glastonbury Festival And he said, “Free Palestine.”
The guitarist and composer, who launches solo music with the name EOB, shared his favorite moments of the Music Festivalwhich included the “stellar performance” of the Argentine experimental trap, hip-hop, EDM and Pop Duo Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, as well as the head of Loyle Carner’s head. In his post on Instagram, Ed, 57, he also thanked “the volunteers who spent countless hours, the crews they worked tirelessly, always with a smile on their face,” as well as “all the artists who acted.”
One of the outstanding performances enjoyed the most was Kneecap“S, which described as” an incredible sample of power, courage and humor in front of extraordinary pressure. “Ed said,” His accomplishment He was fearful and his speed in the inspirational Gaelic. “
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Finishing his social media review on the performance of the Irish North Hip Hop trio, Ed added “Free Palestine”. Kneecap has been a member of his support for Palestine and spoke against Israel’s actions in Gaza at various high -level events, including Coachella.
While performing in Glastonbury in front of tens of thousands of fans, the group led the “Free Palestine” songs, challenging the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who had said he did not think it was “appropriate” for the band to appear at the festival. The fans discussed Ed’s support for Kneecap in Reddit, where a person said: “He has been very vocal on Instagram on Palestine, which is impressive. Hopefully the same could be said for any of his sidemates …”
Another fan said, “Phil Selway has also published about ending the genocide at least once.” Another said of Ed: “There is a reason why it is the hot group.” One person said, “His wife works for Amnesty International to be good people.”
“Well done Ed,” one fan said, while another added, “that’s why he is the best member of Ed”. Another wrote, “Ed simply trying to rescue Radiohead’s reputation.” In April, Kneecap separated with his reservation agency, Independent Artist Group, after holding headlines for Supporting Palestine to Coachella.
Presented on a big screen at the festival, Kneecap shared a message reading: “Israel is committing a genocide against the Palestinian people. It is enabled by the United States government, which is an arm and finance Israel despite its war crimes. F–Israel, Palestine Free.” Sharon Osborne, meanwhile, requested that the Knecap visas be revoked in the United States its burning pro-palestine.
The star reality and Rock legend wife Ozzy Osborne He accused the group of “incorporating aggressive political statements” as a whole. But Kneecap returned to his comments, writing: “The statements are not aggressive, the murder of 20,000 children.
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It occurs after the reports that the organizers of a festival suggested that Knecap was replaced by Bob Vylan who left the duo punk after Glastonbury. Bob Vylan’s performance at the Manchester Festival Radar Festival was canceled after singer Bobby Vylan, whose actual name was presented by Pascal Robinson-Foster, 34, directed crowds in “death, death at IDF (Israel’s Defense Forces)” during his Saturday afternoon in Glastonbury.
Speaking of the two promoters, 1 podcast, Radar Catherine Jackson-Smith’s organizer said that the festival was “forced to a position” that they did not want to take the band from their next titular slot today. In acts that could replace Bob Vylan, Mrs. Jackson-Smith said his colleague Joe had suggested a “secret set” of Kneecap to “testify”.
“You can’t say anything publicly, but if you go to reserve, and as I mentioned, Joe’s first response was:” What if we did Kneecap as a secret set? “Because this makes a statement and a statement without having to make a statement and this is what we wanted to do, we are going through options,” he said. “We could end someone who does not have any political opinion discernable at this time, because if they are free and they could play on Saturday, they may be the criteria we are looking for at this stage.”
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