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Glastonbury Mixed Pop and Politics Long Before the Bob Vylan Controversy
The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, to give it its full name, was founded by Michael Eavis in 1970 on his Worthy Farm, 120 miles (some 200 kilometers) southwest of London. It’s still run by the 90-year-old farmer and his daughter, Emily Eavis.
Bob Vylan controversy: Duo 'dropped by talent agency' following Glastonbury 2025 chants
Rapcore duo Bob Vylan are facing more repercussions after their comments at Glastonbury Festival 2025. The duo have been dropped by their talent agency, it has been reported, following discussions between executives over the weekend. The move comes as the BBC admits it ‘should’ have cut the live feed during their controversial set.
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Over the weekend, it was reported that the Department of Justice’s Task Force to Combat Antisemitism was seeking “to ...
BBC told it must explain why it failed to pull the plug on Glastonbury act Bob Vylan after the band led chants of “death to ...
British punk-rock and hip-hop duo Bob Vylan may not be able to perform in the U.S., where they’re scheduled to open for American singer grandson’s tour in October and November, after a controversial ...
The taxpayer-funded BBC said in a statement Monday that it regrets not cutting short its live streaming signal after punk-rap duo Bob Vylan started leading a chant of "Death, death to the IDF," ...
The BBC has issued a statement regarding the controversy sparked by Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set on Saturday, with the broadcaster saying it "should have pulled" the livestream of the performance. ...
LONDRES (AP) — La BBC reconoció el lunes que debió suspender una transmisión en vivo de la presentación del dúo de rap Bob Vylan en el Festival de Glastonbury, en que el grupo lideró a una multitud ...
The DOJ Task Force to Combat Antisemitism aims to determine what measures are available to "prevent the promotion of violent ...
A Herefordshire MP says the row over Bob Vylan's performance at the Glastonbury Festival is a distraction from talking about the ongoing "actual violence" in Gaza.Ellie Chowns, Green MP for North ...
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