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Kneecap controversy comes to France as Saint-Cloud withdraws subsidy to Rock en Seine festival

Kneecap France Westminster Magistrates Court London

It’s one of France’s biggest and most popular music festivals, held every year at the Domaine National de Saint-Cloud, west of Paris, in August.

Rock en Seine attracts more than 150,000 spectators each year, and while this year’s edition features massive headliners like Chappell Roan, Fontaines D.C., Queens of the Stone Age and Doechii, one headliner is already proving controversial.

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