The group, which performed at Dublin’s Vicar Street last month, allege that RTÉ engaged in defamation by saying the lead singer led antisemitic chants during a Glastonbury performance.

Bob Vylan have announced a headline show at Vicar Street, Dublin, on November 26th as part of their We Won't Go Quietly tour.

Rhian Teasdale says she feels it is ‘powerful’ for artists to speak up.

The statement apologised for the group’s “deplorable behaviour” after frontman Bobby Vylan led crowds in controversial chants.

Avon and Somerset Police said a senior detective has been appointed to lead the investigation.