The Irish rap trio Kneecap would have graced the stage at this year's Sziget festival today had the Hungarian government had ...

By Tyler Jenke Irish rap group Kneecap will not be performing in Hungary next month, with the group now banned from the country for allegedly posing “a national security threat.” Explore Kneecap See ...

In a new interview, Kneecap have addressed Keir Starmer calling for them to be removed from Glastonbury and claimed it was ...

KNEECAP delivered a written message in support of Palestine at the Sziget Festival last night, despite being banned from ...

The Irish rappers were banned from attending Sziget festival, with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán prohibiting them ...

Kneecap member Mo Chara is scheduled to appear in court today in London. The Metropolitan Police has issued Public Order Act ...

After Viktor Orbán's government intervened to stop Kneecap from performing at Sziget by banning them from Hungary, they issued a statement at the festival.

Kneecap have hit out at the “hate filled” Hungarian Prime Minister in a video played at Sziget Festival 2025 in Budapest – watch below ...

"We have been convicted of zero crimes in any country ever," the Irish trio said in the video. "But we will call out ...

Rap group Kneecap said “there is no legal basis” for Hungary banning the act from entering the country ahead of their scheduled appearance at a music festival. The trio, who are outspoken ...

Kneecap responded to the ban with a statement shared on social media. They apologized to fans who had anticipated seeing them at Sziget, and they also criticized Hungary’s prime minister, Viktor ...

Kneecap have regularly been caught up in controversy concerning pro-Palestinian messages delivered at their gigs lately ...