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- U.K. government reviewing Kanye West's permission to enter country for London festival NBC News —
- Wireless Fest Organizer Defends Ye Headlining London Festival: ‘Forgiveness & Giving People a Second Chance Are Becoming a Lost Virtue’ Billboard —
- Wireless tickets to go on sale after promoter defends Kanye West appearance Belfast Telegraph —
- Wireless tickets to go on sale after promoter defends Kanye West appearance ITV —
- Wireless tickets to go on sale after promoter defends Kanye West appearance The Standard —
- Wireless Festival Boss Condemns Kanye West’s Antisemitic Outbursts, but Defends Booking Rolling Stone —
- Kanye West has ‘legal right to perform’ in UK, says Wireless promoter The Standard —
Wireless Festival defends Ye headlining
Festival Republic's managing director Melvin Benn emphasized 'forgiveness and second chances' in a statement defending the booking.
The UK government is currently reviewing the artist's permission to enter the country following public outcry and calls for a ban.
Actor David Schwimmer and several political figures have criticized the festival for providing a platform to the controversial star.
Despite the backlash, tickets are set to go on sale as organizers insist the performance will focus on music rather than personal opinions.