Massive Attack was banned from Singapore and its members questioned by police after displaying a Palestinian flag during a concert, violating the country's laws on foreign emblems and public order. The band expressed pride in the act, calling it a "surreal experience" and a show of solidarity.
Two unnamed band members were banned from re-entering Singapore and issued stern warnings by police after displaying a foreign flag on stage during a concert, violating the city-state's strict laws.
British band Massive Attack is banned from performing in Singapore after two members displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert, violating the country's strict laws on foreign flag displays. The band members were also barred from re-entering the country.
Madonna releases "Confessions II," a follow-up to her 2005 album, inspired by her "Celebration" tour. The album revisits various eras of her career, from "Bedtime Stories" to "Ray of Light," and features a duet with her daughter Lourdes. While some see it as an attempt to win back fans, the album leans into Madonna's established sound rather than chasing trends.
Bristol-formed Tara Clerkin Trio, despite facing numerous challenges, releases their second album 'Somewhere Good', blending minimalist jazz, avant-pop, and trip-hop with a newfound structured approach.
Espírito Santo's weekend agenda features national shows, festivals, and exhibitions, including free options. Highlights include Vila Velha's anniversary with Raça Negra and Jorge Aragão, ExpoAgro in Jerônimo Monteiro with Clayton e Romário, and the FITICA theater festival.
