The phrase “Free Palestine” and “Israel Genocide” were introduced on the screen on Saturday night during the sold-out London concert of Fontens DC.
Grian Chetan, the lead singer of the Irish post-pank band, captives the 45,000-fierce crowd with his commanding stage appearance.
Wearing a kilt and a Synde O’Coner T-shirt, Chetan energetic the audience, carrying a microphone or performing empty-handed several times, as he moved with a gangway over a huge crowd.
He rarely broke the music to speak, but dedicated a song to his “Little Girl” and briefly chanting “Free Palestine” that was launched by the audience.
Finsbury Park Granted Live Recording Display And the crowd played on the big screen on both sides of the stage.
Both screen cuts the “free Palestine” written in the Gothic font of the band’s logo from the vintage-style footage, as Chetan sang The I love you lyrics: “Selling the glory of the massacre and half cutting, I understood. I had to stay there, I had to stay there, I had to be a man, I had to be a man.”
A piece of music devices on the stage of North London was wrapped in the Palestinian flag and the audience also waved them in the crowd.
The fans of Five-Person Brit Award-Clean Band landed in Mosh Pitts for many songs, including the upbeat here The Thing.
Their slow track romance was done before a minute long assembling, including a pig and weeping heart-shaped head in individual snow globes.
The final song is over and “Israel is massacre. Use your voice” came on screen.
Cheton sets the set only with “cheers London, thank you very much” and a wave.
Prior to the performance, the chetan joined Knees, Those who were supporting to perform Their cooperation is a better way to live.
Wearing a silver jacket and glasses, he hugged and sang with a trio and shouted “Free Palestine”.
Australian Rock Band Amil and Snifiers also became hot for the band.
Will see “second time” next month Kneecap has defeated the British government In court ”, Irish rap trio said in the gig.
The mob saw him walking in front of a screen stating that “Israel is a massacre against the Palestinian people”.
When they repeated the comments “F *** Keir Starmer” and “You You Jubly Jubly Jubly Corbyn”, when they reiterated the comments made in Glastonbury in the last weekend, people resonated the mantras of the Belfast group.
Liam Og Og Og Og Og Oog Og, who performed as Mo Chara, presented in the Westminster Magistrate Court earlier this month, alleging terrorist crime earlier this month and would return next month.
Fellow member Naoise O Caireallain, which uses Mogalai Bap’s name platform, said, “If anyone is freed on August 20, you support the court and mora before shouting” Free Mo Chara, Free, Free Mo Chara “.
Wearing a kefheh, O Haninah replied: “I appreciate it, is going to be the second time on August 20 Knees The court has defeated the British government – in our court, on our own terms, and we are going to defeat them for the second time.
“Let me tell you that there is nothing like embarrassing the British government.”