Kneecap's set at Wide Awake Festival saw them speak out about being silenced ahead of their summer set at Glastonbury.

A vocal message of support for rap trio Kneecap has appeared in Belfast. A message supporting the band appeared on Belfast’s ...

Liam O hAnnaidh, AKA Mo Chara, also said to thousands of fans at the Wide Awake Festival in London: "They are trying to silence us" ...

The group have been outspoken on the war in Gaza and before they emerged on stage a screen displayed the message ‘Free ...

KNEECAP claimed cops are “trying to silence them” at their first major gig since a band member was charged with a terror offence. The Irish-language hip-hop trio slammed the charge as ...

The Murder Capital are back in Ireland to play the Iveagh Gardens this July. We caught up with front man James McGovern as ...

“They tried to stop this gig,” Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh (aka Mo Chara) proclaimed at the start of Kneecap’s long-awaited set on ...

Kneecap fans turned out in force on Friday to support the Irish-language hip-hop trio at their biggest ever festival headline ...

The Northern Irish group consisting of Mo Chara, DJ Provai and Moglai Bap held a last-minute gig at The 100 Club on Oxford ...

The Belfast rap group Kneecap have always been politically outspoken, and lately that outspokenness has involved some major ...

Irish rap trio Kneecap have put out a message to their fans to join them outside Westminster Magistrates Court next month as bandmember Liam O'Hanna was charged with terror offence ...

Last year, Kneecap won a discrimination case against the UK Government in Belfast High Court after former business secretary ...