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Wireless Festival cancels after UK visa denial for Kanye West

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The UK's Wireless Festival 2026 has been cancelled after the Home Office denied Kanye West—now Ye—entry to headline the event, amid backlash to his booking reported earlier. Organizers cited the visa refusal and promised full refunds, following sponsor withdrawals and public outcry over West's antisemitic history.

Kanye West, now known as Ye, took the witness stand in a copyright infringement case in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday. He faced questions about an alleged unlicensed sample used in his song Hurricane.

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Kanye West, known professionally as Ye, took the stand Wednesday in a Los Angeles federal court. He addressed allegations that early versions of two tracks from his 2021 album Donda used an uncleared sample. The testimony came during a narrow trial focused on demo recordings played at a pre-release listening party.

Producer James Blake has asked to be removed from the producer credits on Kanye West’s newly released album Bully, specifically the closing track “This One Here.” Blake explained that while some of his original elements remain, the final version differs greatly in spirit from what he created. The move comes amid the rollout of West’s first new LP since 2024.

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Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, has released his new album 'Bully' on major streaming platforms following a YouTube livestream premiere. The 18-track project features artists including Travis Scott, Don Toliver and Peso Pluma. Producer James Blake requested his name be removed from credits on one track.

Ye, known as Kanye West, is scheduled to perform his first concert in India at New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. The event will follow the release of his 12th studio album, 'Bully', and form part of a 2026 world tour. It represents a significant return for the artist after issuing a public apology for previous controversies.

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Kanye West has announced a March 20 release for his upcoming album Bully through a new partnership with Gamma, following a public apology for past controversial remarks. The album, developed over years with multiple delays, explores themes of remorse and consequence. Fans remain skeptical amid ongoing debates about his intentions.

 

 

 

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