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Mary Wallopers Festival Set Cut Short Over Palestine Message, The Last Dinner Party Cancel In Protest
Yesterday, Irish folk group the Mary Wallopers had their set at UK’s Victorious Festival cut short after expressing support for Palestine with a “Free Palestine” chant and a Palestinian flag. Now, the Last Dinner Party have withdrawn in protest.
"We cannot cosign political censorship": Last Dinner Party cancels set after Victorious fest ejected Mary Wallopers over Palestine flag
The Last Dinner Party has pulled out of the Victorious Festival in Portsmouth, joining a growing number of acts protesting the treatment of Irish folk group Mary Wallopers.
“We Are Outraged”: Indie Rock-Pop Group Boycotts Victorious Festival, Refusing To Co-Sign Censorship
The Last Dinner Party is no longer playing Victorious Festival. In a statement posted to Instagram, the band members revealed why they withdrew from their set at the U.K. festival. The Last Dinner ...
The Last Dinner Party plays a sold-out Turner Hall Ballroom in Milwaukee on Friday, April 5, 2024. This may be the band's first tour through the Midwest, and they don't have extensive show ...
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The Last Dinner Party has cited David Bowie and Florence + The Machine as influences, and Morris especially channeled their theatricality with every fiber of her being — which, in turn, gave the ...
If you told me the five members of The Last Dinner Party were time travelers, I would believe you. With the release of their debut album Friday, the British indie-rock band seemingly popped up out ...
The Last Dinner Party 's debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy, came tumbling into the universe earlier this year, after a long vamp of hit singles ("Nothing Matters," "Sinner," "Caesar on a TV Screen ...
Contrary to popular online opinion, if the Last Dinner Party didn’t exist, it seems highly unlikely that the music industry would have the nerve to dream it up. The noise in the U.K. around the ...
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