Bob Vylan performed their first show in England since their controversial Glastonbury set, where frontman Bobby Vylan faced backlash for leading a chant against the Israeli Defense Forces. During the concert at the 100 Club in London, Vylan referenced the public outcry, saying he would keep comments minimal to avoid further issues. When the crowd started chanting, he responded by discouraging that specific chant but led a different one, advocating for Palestine. Police are investigating the band's comments for potential criminal implications after facing significant repercussions following the Glastonbury performance.
On July 9, Bob Vylan performed at the 100 Club in London, acknowledging the controversy from their Glastonbury set, saying he would limit his comments to avoid trouble.
Vylan cautioned the crowd against chanting 'Death, death to the IDF', stating, 'You're gonna get me in trouble,' and instead led a chant of 'Free, free Palestine'.
The Avon and Somerset Police are investigating Bobby Vylan’s comments at Glastonbury to determine if they constitute a criminal offense.
Following Glastonbury, Bob Vylan was dropped by United Talent Agency, had U.S. visas revoked, and were removed from a music festival lineup.
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