English punk duo Bob Vylan had their U.S. visas revoked after their frontman led a "Death to the IDF" chant at Glastonbury. This followed criticism from the British Prime Minister, Glastonbury organizers, and the BBC, who apologized for broadcasting the chant. The band, known for their pro-Palestine stance, faced accusations of antisemitism. Their October/November U.S. tour is now uncertain, and they've been dropped by their agency. British police are investigating the incident for potential criminal charges, and a similar investigation involves another band, Kneecap, who also performed at Glastonbury.

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