Disturbed's Netherlands Show Cancelled Amid Controversy
Disturbed's show at the Vorst Nationaal was cancelled due to controversy surrounding vocalist David Draiman's photo with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
The incident began when Draiman posted a photo of himself signing an artillery shell meant to be launched into Gaza, sparking backlash on social media.
- The image resurfaced during an online spat between Draiman and Irish pro-Palestinian rap collective Kneecap.
- Draiman was booed during a surprise appearance at Black Sabbath's farewell show in Birmingham.
Disturbed issued a statement saying "we love everyone," which contrasts with Draiman's actions.
Author's Summary
Disturbed's show was cancelled due to controversy over David Draiman's IDF photo, with the band claiming to be about unity.
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