Fontaines DC display words ‘Israel is committing genocide’ on screen at sell-out gig
“Free Palestine” and “Israeli genocide commitment” statements were reflected on the screens during the London concert sold on Saturday night of Fontaines DC.
Grian Chatten, the leading singer of the Irish Post-Punk group, captivated the presence of 45,000 crowds.
A skirt and a Sinead O’Connor t-shirt-wearing chatten gave energy to the audience, from time to time carrying the microphone with the pole or with empty hand while moving along the gangway on the large crowd.
He rarely broke the music to speak, but he devoted a song to his “little daughter, and reiterated a“ Free Palestine ında initiated by the audience.
The Grenli live recordings of the Performing Performance and the crowd played on large screens on both sides of the scene.
Both screens, vintage -style images, the group’s logo gothic font written to the “Free Palestine”, Chatten I Love You Lyrics said: “I understand to sell genocide and semi -cut pride.
A piece of music equipment on the North London stage hugged the Palestinian flag and the audience shook the crowd.
The ecstatic fans of the five -person BRIT award -winning group landed at Mosh Pits for several songs, including Estibe.
Before the slowest runway romance, there was a one -minute assembly assembly, including a pig and a heart -shaped head in different snow spheres.
The last song is over and “Israel is doing genocide. Use your voice” came to the screen.
The chatten set simply covered with “London Şerefe, thank you very much” and a wave.
Before the performance, Chatten joined Kneecap, who supported him to make his collaborations better.
Wearing a silver jacket and glasses, he embraced it with the trio and sang and shouted “Free Palestine”.
The Australian rock band Amyl and Sniffers also warmed for the group.
The Irish rap trio said at the concert that the next month “the series beat the British government for the second time in court”.
The crowd watched as he walked in front of a screen that says, “Israel is doing genocide against the Palestinian people.”
When people repeated the interpretations of “F *** Keir Starmer” and “You like Jeremy Corbyn” in Glastonbury, the previous weekend, they repeated the cheers of the Belfast group.
Liam Og O Hannaidh, who performed as Mo chara, was accused of a terrorist crime in the Westminster Magistrate Court at the beginning of this month for a terrorist crime and will return next month.
Moglai Bap, another member who used the stage name Naoise O Caireallain, “If one is free on August 20, you want to go to the Court and support Mo Chara,” he said.
Wearing a keffiyeh replied: “Thank you, August 20 will be the second time Kneel He defeated the British government in court – in his own courts, under his own circumstances and defeated them for the second time.
“What am I saying to you, there’s no such thing as embarrassing the British government.”
