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Kneecap Fan Reviews (9)
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Kneecap own the Hydro
This Kneecap gig was the gig of the year. The bhoys owned the venue and turned a big arena into a club gig. They looked like they had fun too. Thanks to Gigantic Tickets for having a website that I can actually get tickets on. Great experience all round.
Posted by Graham S on 03/12/2025
Kneecap, OVO Hydro, Glasgow - 30th November 2025
Unforgettable Performance
One of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. Atmosphere was great. The people were great. Completely outstanding.
Posted by Emma M on 01/12/2025
Kneecap, OVO Hydro, Glasgow - 30th November 2025
Brilliant night
Was so glad to see them perform at their biggest headline gig, they know how to work a crowd!
Posted by Lesley J on 01/12/2025
Kneecap, OVO Hydro, Glasgow - 30th November 2025
Lively energetic
Proper show, full of energy, great banter with crowd.
Posted by John on 26/11/2025
Kneecap, Octagon Centre, Sheffield - 25th November 2025
Wow
Bought a ticket to support Kneecap following the ridiculous charges brought again Mo Chara, however what an amazing performace they give! One of the best things I've seen at The Octagon (and I've seen a lot!!). Will see them again :)
Posted by Siouxie on 25/11/2025
Kneecap, Octagon Centre, Sheffield - 24th November 2025
Kneecap are a Belfast-based hip-hop trio - Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí - who burst onto the scene in 2017 with the Irish-language single “C.E.A.R.T.A.” Their debut album 3CAG (2018) fused punchy beats, bilingual lyrics and sharp political satire, quickly earning critical acclaim. In June 2024 they released Fine Art, a sophomore album notable for its fusion of Irish and English, rave-influenced rhythms and collaborations with artists like Grian Chatten and Jelani Blackman. That same year saw the release of Kneecap, a semi-fictional biopic directed by Rich Peppiatt that premiered at Sundance - the first Irish-language film ever screened there.
On stage, Kneecap are known for charged, unforgettable performances. They’ve wowed audiences at Glastonbury’s West Holts and festival stages across Europe, and played their biggest UK headline tour in November 2025, including sold-out shows at O2 Academies in Liverpool, Leeds and Birmingham, capped by a major night at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro. Their live presence often combines energetic music with provocative political commentary, touching on Irish-language rights, working-class Belfast life and international solidarity. Whether blending satire, bold identity and dancefloor energy, Kneecap remain a restless, passionate force in UK and Irish music.