
Bob Vylan Singer Cleared of Hate Speech Charges Related to 'Death to IDF' Chant
The lead vocalist of the band Bob Vylan has been acquitted of allegations that a concert chant calling for violence against Israeli forces constituted hate speech.
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The lead vocalist of the band Bob Vylan has been acquitted of allegations that a concert chant calling for violence against Israeli forces constituted hate speech.
Punk rap duo Bob Vylan has filed a lawsuit against the BBC in the Irish High Court, months after also suing RTÉ for defamation over its coverage of their controversial Glastonbury set.

The BBC received more complaints about the BAFTA Film Awards N-word debacle than for any other broadcast since the Glastonbury crisis, in which Bob Vylan chanted “death to the IDF.” The British…

The BBC is reportedly 'nervous' about potential politically charged speeches at the upcoming BAFTA ceremony, following a previous controversy at Glastonbury.

British punk duo Bob Vylan announced their intention to sue the BBC for defamation following the broadcaster's reaction to their Glastonbury performance. The band claims the BBC placed inaccurate labels upon them.
The Embassa’t festival in Sabadell is marking its 18th anniversary with the theme '18 years provoking,' featuring three days of music this weekend in Parc de Catalunya with artists like Ángeles Toledano, Bob Vylan, and La Ludwig Band.

"You benefit from the ticket sales and take a merch cut from outspoken artists but aren’t prepared to protect our words" The post Grandson says O2 Forum Kentish Town wouldn’t let him bring Bob Vylan…

British punk duo Bob Vylan is suing the BBC in Ireland, a year after an incident at the Glastonbury festival. The lawsuit stems from a dispute that occurred during their performance at the festival.

The Shindig Festival, headlined by Bob Vylan, is facing a license review due to concerns over 'disorder and public safety' at the Wiltshire event.

In the build-up to the BAFTA Film Awards, Deadline revealed how the BBC was desperate to avoid repeating the Glastonbury Festival meltdown that followed Bob Vylan’s “death to the IDF” chant. A few day