One of the most controversial acts of recent times, Kneecap have remained firmly in the eye of the storm about artists’ freedom of speech since they played Coachella early this year. Ahead of LIVE ...

Kneecap are the first headliners announced for All Together Now 2026. The Belfast rap trio was formed in 2017 and consists of Móglaí Bap, Mo Chara, and DJ Próvaí. The most talked-about group in the ...

Belfast rap trio Kneecap have been announced as the first headliners for one Irish festival taking place next summer.

Northern Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap are the first headline act to be announced for next year's All Together Now festival in ...

Kneecap fans rejoice! The rappers have been announced as the first headliner of a major Irish festival in 2026.

The seventh chapter of the popular festival will return to the grounds of Curraghmore Estate in Waterford from July 30 to ...

The UK government has tightened the criteria needed to apply for touring funding, following the controversy and legal battle ...

Jeremy Corbyn has shared his thoughts on Kneecap and Bob Vylan's Palestine stance, saying the bands have expressed their ...

Kneecap’s sold-out Birmingham show was way more than a political rally though and MCs Mo Chara and Mόglaí Bap were all but drowned out by audience participation on the likes of “Better Way to Live” ...

Kneecap announce biggest show to date at Crystal Palace Park - Kneecap will be playing their biggest headline date so far in Crystal Palace next June ...

They are possibly the most talked-about band in Britain at the moment, so when Kneecap came to Bristol for their biggest gig in the city yet, it felt far more like one of those Big Bristol Events - ...

Kneecap returns with new single, “No Comment,” addressing the terrorism charge against member Mo Chara that was tossed out in September. “It’s all about the police witch-hunt against Mo Chara. Free ...