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Mass protest against Eurovision over21 Apr

Mass protest against Eurovision over Israel participation - artists seriously disappointed

Over 1,100 artists, including Brian Eno and Massive Attack, are calling for a boycott of this year's Eurovision Song Contest. Swedish artists such as Olof Dreijer of The Knife and Marit Bergman have also signed.

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