Home / Arts and Entertainment / Venue Apologizes for Shocking Stage Imagery
Venue Apologizes for Shocking Stage Imagery
12 Dec
Summary
- Roundhouse venue apologizes for offensive stage imagery.
- Antisemitic graphics appeared during a Primal Scream concert.
- Police are assessing a video shown during the Monday event.
The Roundhouse venue in north London has apologized to fans for antisemitic imagery allegedly shown on stage during a Primal Scream concert. Venue managers deeply regret the display of "highly offensive" graphics, emphasizing it was done entirely without their knowledge. The incident involved a video screened Monday evening that appeared to show the Star of David entwined with a swastika.
The Community Security Trust reported the concert visuals to the police. A Metropolitan Police spokesperson confirmed that the video is currently being assessed by officers. The rock band Primal Scream, hailing from Glasgow, has been approached for comment regarding the controversy.
This incident has raised concerns about the content displayed during live performances. The venue's swift apology aims to address the backlash and reassure the public. The police investigation will determine the next steps regarding the reported imagery.
