Authorities are reviewing videos of remarks made by members of Bob Vylan and kneecap at Glastonbury Festival, to ascertain if any offenses where committed.

Avon and Somerset Police stated in a social media announcement: “We are aware of teh comments made by acts on the West Holts Stage at Glastonbury Festival this afternoon.”

The videos under scrutiny reportedly include footage of punk duo Bob Vylan and Irish rap trio Kneecap.

The rap-punk duo performed before Kneecap,leading the crowd in chants of,”Free,free Palestine” and,”Death,death to the IDF”.

During Kneecap’s set,band member Naoise O Caireallain,also known as Moglai Bap,commented: “The Prime Minister of your country,not mine,said he didn’t want us to play,so f*** keir Starmer.”

In other news, neil Young has reversed his decision regarding the broadcast of his Glastonbury headline performance and has now permitted the BBC to show it live.

Also performing on Saturday night are British pop stars RAYE,JADE and Charli XCX,and Grammy-winning rapper Doechii,plus “secret” sets from Britpop heroes Pulp and US pop band haim on the Pyramid and Park stages,respectively.

Pulp’s Surprise Set on the Pyramid Stage: A Review

Pulp’s unannounced performance was arguably the worst-kept secret of Glastonbury. Jarvis Cocker, dressed in a suit, engaged the packed crowd with his signature British charm. “Did you know we were gonna play?” he asked.

“How?!” the frontman replied, miffed.

From the longing anthem “Disco 2000” to the lustful indie rock of “Babies”, Pulp delivered their hits to an excited audience. Though, the crowd’s enthusiasm extended beyond the classics.

The new single,”Got To Have Love” was enhanced by gospel backing singers and projected lyrics. Cocker’s charisma was evident as he interacted with the crowd thru expressions and playful banter.

Cocker admitted to past Glastonbury nerves, stating, “But today I feel very relaxed.” The band seemed energized by the positive reception of their UK No 1 album, More.Pulp demonstrated that the party can continue with the participation of common people.

“But today I feel very relaxed.”

Controversy and Music at Glastonbury 2025

Glastonbury 2025 has been a mix of musical highlights and controversial moments, with police investigating comments made by performers and Neil Young reversing his broadcast decision.