Punk band Bob Vylan is set to play at a music festival in Cornwall after organisers confirmed they will not be dropped from ...

A prominent Jewish and Israeli advocacy organization and some Canadian politicians are calling for the Irish rap group Kneecap and the British punk rap duo Bob Vylan to be barred from performing in ...

Avon and Somerset Police have issued an update after they confirmed the force was investigating Bob Vylan following chants ...

Bob Vylan has been dropped from a European tour after the controversy caused by their performance at the Glastonbury festival ...

The U.S. State Department revoked the visas issued to the members of Bob Vylan on June 30. Deputy Secretary of State ...

A group of musicians from the United Kingdom and Ireland say they have formed a syndicate to advocate for artists speaking ...

Festival organisers face a licensing hearing due to their decision to allow the duo to play. The Cornish event looks likely ...

In June, Worthy Farm’s West Holt stage saw the punk duo – comprising of frontman Bobby Vylan and drummer Bobbie Vylan – spark controversy as they led crowds at the festival into a frenzy with chants ...

Elsewhere in the letter, Davie explained that Kneecap was viewed as a higher risk than Bob Vylan when the BBC carried out its risk assessment prior to Glastonbury. Kneecap’s set wasn’t broadcast live, ...

Tim Davie says employees who had the authority to end the broadcast were among 550 members of staff at the festival.

This article was originally published on audiophix.com as Kneecap gets the reprieve Bob Vylan is unlikely to receive.