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“Silence is not an option … the people of Palestine are hurting,” the rap duo said on Instagram in response to the continued fallout from their \u201cDeath to the IDF\u201d chant<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tBob Vylan<\/a> will no longer perform at England\u2019s Radar Festival <\/a>and France\u2019s Kave Fest as fallout<\/a> from their Glastonbury Festival<\/a> appearance continues. The rap duo were denounced by Glastonbury organizers<\/a> for leading the crowd in chanting, \u201cFree, free Palestine<\/a>,\u201d as well as \u201cDeath, death to the IDF\u201d during their set over the weekend.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cSilence is not an option,\u201d Bob Vylan wrote on Instagram in response to the Radar Festival cancellation. \u201cWe will be fine, the people of Palestine are hurting. Manchester we will be back.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tEarlier this week, the duo\u2019s U.S. visas were revoked <\/a>ahead of their North America tour. They were also dropped by the United Talent Agency. Kave Fest in particular pointed to the agency split as the reasoning behind Bob Vylan being removed from the lineup. <\/p>\n \n\t\u201cIn light of recent events, Bob Vylan have been dropped by their agent. The Eure department and the city of Gisors have informed us they will oppose Bob Vylan\u2019s presence at Kave Fest,\u201d organizers shared in a social media statement<\/a>. \u201cThis is forcing us to cancel Bob Vylan\u2019s appearance at Kave Fest this year. We fully support freedom of expression for ALL artists around the world. Our thoughts are with the victims of war in Palestine and their families. We stand firmly against all acts of war and hatred.\u201d <\/p>\n