Macklemore Removed from Ed Sheeran Tour Following Pro-Palestinian Remarks
The American rapper claims he was dropped from the lineup after expressing support for Palestine during concerts.
American rapper Macklemore announced on Monday via his Instagram account that he had been removed from British singer Ed Sheeran's tour.
According to the artist, this decision is linked to his stance in support of Palestine, which he expressed during his concerts.
Macklemore explains that these statements led him to be treated as persona non grata by several concert venues where he was scheduled to perform.
Neither Ed Sheeran nor his team has publicly responded to these claims, based on available information.
Sources
- Macklemore écarté de la tournée d'Ed Sheeran après des propos pro-palestiniens — France 24 — Français
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