Bob Vylan are an English punk rap duo based in London whose Glastonbury performance last year<\/a> sparked controversy.<\/p>\n What time does it get under way?<\/p>\n The concert begins at Falls Park from 16:00 BST with Kneecap expected to take the stage at about 21:00.<\/p>\n In order to comply with council regulations the gig should end by 23:00.<\/p>\n How do I get there?<\/p>\n Translink has no dedicated, event-specific special coach or shuttle services for the gig.<\/p>\n Regular bus and rail services will be going to west Belfast, although the company has warned of higher passenger numbers heading toward Falls Park as the concert gets under way.<\/p>\n Private coach companies will be putting on transport on Thursday.<\/p>\n Are there tickets left?<\/p>\n Tickets for the event have officially sold out.<\/p>\n What have the organisers said?<\/p>\n F\u00e9ile an Phobail director Kevin Gamble said Kneecap “are coming home” to west Belfast “in the heart of a community that absolutely loves them”.<\/p>\n “Kneecap not only speak out to assist communities, but take actions too – this is yet another clear example of that, ensuring a huge amount will go into our community thanks to them,” he said.<\/p>\n Gamble added: “We are incredibly proud of them for everything they have achieved.<\/p>\n “This is the biggest concert line-up we have ever had at F\u00e9ile an Phobail and this shows the enormous growth of F\u00e9ile, from our inception in 1988, at a time when this community was being attacked and demonised, to now being the biggest community based arts festival in Ireland and having over 700 events across 16 days in 2026.”<\/p>\n The two main recipients of the charity gig will be west Belfast Irish language organisation Gl\u00f3r na M\u00f3na and Derry Gaelic club Se\u00e1n Dolan’s.<\/p>\n A big year for Kneecap Kneecap’s album Fenian reached number two in the UK charts [Getty Images]<\/p>\n Kneecap, formed in Belfast in 2017, consists of Mo Chara (Liam \u00d3g \u00d3 hAnnaidh) and his bandmates M\u00f3gla\u00ed Bap (Naoise \u00d3 Caireall\u00e1in) and DJ Pr\u00f3va\u00ed (JJ \u00d3 Dochartaigh).<\/p>\n Kneecap rap in a mixture of English and Irish, and have broken new ground by bringing the Irish language to global audience of music and film fans, including through an Oscar-nominated and Bafta-winning film.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/https:\/\/media.zenfs.com\/en\/bbc_us_articles_995\/2c373171c1dd682c53dce7922c1198a7.jpeg\"\/)
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