Overview
- The Murder Capital's shows in Berlin and Cologne were cancelled after the band refused to remove a Palestinian flag from their stage setup.
- In response, the band held impromptu outdoor acoustic performances in both cities, connecting directly with fans.
- Germany’s strict hate speech and antisemitism laws influenced the cancellations, as authorities deemed the flag a political symbol.
- The band maintains that the flag represents a humanitarian stance, emphasizing solidarity with the Palestinian people amidst ongoing violence in Gaza.
- The cancellations follow The Murder Capital’s consistent activism, including donating proceeds from their single ‘Love Of Country’ to Medical Aid for Palestine.