Ahead of the Bristol band's massive homecoming shows, Joe Talbot talks about what to expect, the Kneecap situation and speaking up for Gaza, a potential supergroup with The National and Ed Sheeran, and the "anti-fascist act" of seeking a connection
“I managed to throw in a couple of bands that I’m stoked on”
“We're trying to make room for new acts and new songs”
Some fans are convinced that a new album may be coming in October, and it looks like IDLES' Mark Bowen is involved
Frontman Joe Talbot also led chants for Palestine's freedom several times throughout their performance
“In a democracy, no political figures or political parties should have the right to dictate who does and does not play at music festivals"
The rock veterans beat off competition from IDLES, Green Day and more
Including tracks by Giggs and Chase & Status
'I love the album and I’m happy to be a part of it. Fuck the king, she’s the king," shared Talbot
IDLES and Phantogram will be serving as opening support on select dates