British musician Bobby Vylan has said he has no regrets about leading a controversial chant during his Glastonbury performance, despite widespread backlash.
Speaking on “The Louis Theroux Podcast” in his first interview since the June performance, the frontman of punk duo Bob Vylan discussed leading the chant of “death, death, death to the IDF” and the fallout that followed.
The incident led Glastonbury organizers to condemn the chant, talent agency UTA to drop the band, and the U.S. State Department to revoke their visas, forcing the cancellation of a North American tour, The Hollywood Reporter noted.
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