Chuck D of Public Enemy has defended Bob Vylan following their controversial remarks at Glastonbury last month.

Taking to social media this morning, they have announced that they will no longer be performing at Manchester's Radar Festival this weekend.

Kneecap were suggested as a replacement for Bob Vylan by organisers of a festival who dropped the punk duo after Glastonbury. Bob Vylan’s performance at Radar festival in Manchester was ...

We will be fine, the people of Palestine are hurting. Manchester we will be back.” Bob Vylan had been due to perform in America later this year, however their visas have since been revoked. They have ...

Bob Vylan’s performance at Radar festival in Manchester was cancelled after singer Bobby Vylan, whose real name is reportedly Pascal Robinson-Foster, 34, led crowds in chants of “death, death ...

In a weekend of massive shows across the country, Manchester's RADAR Festival showcase some of the best and brightest in the ...

Punk rap duo Bob Vylan will no longer play at a festival in Manchester this weekend after a controversial appearance at Glastonbury. The group were due to headline the Saturday slot at Radar ...

A band who were due to perform at this weekend's Radar Festival in Manchester have pulled out in 'solidarity' with Bob Vylan. The three-day festival kicks off at O2 Victoria Warehouse, in Trafford ...

Bob Vylan dropped from festivals in UK, France and US after Glastonbury chant sparks backlash and visa ban The embattled group have lost a number of gigs following their controversial performance ...