Kneecap's Controversial London Show After Terror Charge

London Show Announcement

Rap trio Kneecap is back in the spotlight with a surprise London performance, just a day after one of their members faced a terror charge. The Metropolitan Police disclosed that Liam Og O hAnnaidh, known by his stage alias Mo Chara, was charged over displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah during a concert at O2 Forum in Kentish Town. Despite the legal woes, the Belfast-based group kicked off their performance at The 100 Club on Oxford Street. Stay tuned for their upcoming headline slot at Wide Awake Festival in Brockwell Park.

Legal Battle

O hAnnaidh arrived in style at the venue, greeting fans and ready to set the stage on fire. The Metropolitan Police stressed the importance of a secure policing plan for the sold-out event. The band's statement on social media shed light on the event's popularity, selling out within seconds and drawing a lengthy waiting list. The court appearance for O hAnnaidh is slated for June 18 at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The group firmly denied the alleged offense, attributing it to political motives and highlighting global humanitarian issues. Stay updated as the legal saga unfolds amidst their rising popularity.