Rap group Kneecap's Eden Sessions show cancelled

The group was due to perform in July
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Rap group Kneecap will no longer play at Cornwall's Eden Sessions this summer, organisers have said.
Eden Sessions Limited said the group's show at the Eden Project on 4 July had been cancelled and ticket holders would be contacted.
It comes after the Belfast-based group apologised to the families of murdered MPs Sir David Amess and Jo Cox after a clip on social media that appeared to show one of the band members saying during a performance: "The only good Tory is a dead Tory. Kill your local MP."
In a statement, Kneecap said they rejected "any suggestion that we would seek to incite violence against any MP or individual. Ever".
Full refunds
A reason for the show's cancellation was not given.
The band announced on Facebook that it would instead be performing at Plymouth Pavilions on the July date.
In a statement Eden Sessions said "the Kneecap show at Eden Project scheduled for 4 July 2025 has been cancelled".
It said ticket holders would be approached for a full refund from 30 April.
Other artists in the Eden Sessions 2025 line-up include Biffy Clyro, Gary Barlow, Madness and The Script.
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