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Kneecap were originally slated to headline the King Tut's stage on Friday at TRNSMT© PA Media Liam Ó hAnnaidh, who performs under the name Mo Chara, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in ...

Kneecap were dropped from the TRNSMT line-up© PA Media Shereen Cutkelvin will host TRNSMT coverage on BBC Scotland all weekend© Getty Images ...

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He added: "They stopped us playing TRNSMT but they can't stop us playing Glasgow." Later in their O2 Academy set, Kneecap said they did not believe the TRNSMT cancellation was the festival's fault.

The row over Kneecap's MP comments saw Swinney intervene to say the group had "crossed a line" and should not play TRNSMT, which takes place on Glasgow Green every July.