Adrian Dunbar has just opened on how he believes that the audience “came to conclusions” on rap and hip-hop kneecap trio.
The group, known for its provocative letter, which defends the Irish language and in the headlines recently after one of its defendants of a terrorist offensive, has also been denied the entrance to Hungary to appear at a music festival.
Kneecap has also canceled several of its shows scheduled in these months, including the Trnsmt festival in Glasgow and in the Eden project in Cornwall in July.
The musicians affirm that a smear campaign has been orchestrated against them due to their quite vocal support for the criticisms of Palestine and hard about Israel’s actions.
Duty line He asked actor Dunbar, who recently attended a Kneecap concert with his daughter. BBC He was wrong to transmit his presentation of Glastonbury in June.
He said Times Radio“Were you wrong not transmitting it? I think that is a question for the BBCNot for me. “
“But I think everyone got too hot about them. I think everyone came to conclusions about them,” Dunbar added.
He Ridley Star continued: “I think they are a band of good musicians. They make good music. They are promoting the Irish language. Very clear about who they no longer support.
“We had a great time. But those decisions are for the BBC“, Adrian Dunbar responded with purpose.
For the unreserved organizers, the organizers of Glastonbury were pressed to leave Kneecap of their alignment in the midst of politicians’ criticism with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer claiming that it would not be “appropriate” for the band to act.
Kneecap is composed of Liam OG or Hannaidh, Naoise or Caireallain and JJ or Dochartaight, who formed the musical trio in Belfast and launched their first single in 2017.
