British band Massive Attack described their ban from Singapore as surreal after displaying a Palestinian flag during a performance, defying local regulations.
The British duo and band members were detained following their show
Aug 03, 2026
04:19 pm
What's the storyBritish band Massive Attack has reacted to its recent ban from Singapore after it displayed a Palestinian flag during a performance.
The group, which consists of Robert "3D" Del Naja and Grant "Daddy G" Marshall, described the incident as a "surreal experience."
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Authorities say on-stage display breached country's rules on political expression and foreign national emblems
