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

You truly could not make it up. Kneecap, who spent the past three months whingeing and complaining about their gigs being ...

It may seem ridiculous to claim that politics is anything new in Irish music, with the country’s folk scene steeped in laments about British rule and colonialism, but current acts like Fontaines DC ...

The rap trio from Belfast have cancelled an upcoming performance in mainland Europe due to 'acute safety concerns', after ...

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.

Belfast-based hip-hop trio Kneecap has made headlines following their August 8 performance at Øyafestivalen in Norway.

The manager of Kneecap has claimed Sony attempted to stop the Irish group from speaking about Palestine after purchasing the ...

The group, known for their provocative lyrics and championing of the Irish language, have had several shows cancelled in ...

Kneecap incites hate and violence, endorses terrorist organizations and promotes antisemitic messages," says Hungarian minister János Bóka.The post Irish hip-hop band slated for US tour, but should it ...

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

KNEECAP delivered a written message in support of Palestine at the Sziget Festival last night, despite being banned from Hungary and forced to cancel their set.