British indie band Pulp agree to play Adelaide festival after boycott u-turn
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British indie band Pulp has agreed to perform at the Adelaide festival on February 27 after initially withdrawing in protest against the treatment of Palestinian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah. The decision came after festival organizers apologized to Abdel-Fattah and invited her to speak at the event. The band's reversal highlights the impact of public sentiment and advocacy in the music industry.
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The controversy arose when Randa Abdel-Fattah, a prominent Palestinian writer, was disinvited from the Adelaide festival, prompting Pulp's initial withdrawal. The band's eventual agreement to perform suggests a reconciliation of sorts, as it aligns with broader discussions about representation and accountability in cultural spaces.
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