Zach Bryan wears 'Free Palestine' shirt during concert at Robert Kraft's Gillette Stadium
Country singer Zach Bryan wore a 'Free Palestine' shirt during a concert at Gillette Stadium, which is owned by Robert Kraft. The event follows recent controversies involving other artists expressing political views at NFL-affiliated venues.
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The incident highlights the intersection of celebrity activism, political expression, and the private interests of high-profile venue owners.
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Make Page Six a Preferred Source Country singer Zach Bryan wore a “Free Palestine” shirt during his concert at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium Friday night — one month after the Jewish NFL owner barred Macklemore over his anti-Israel rant.
Bryan, 30, donned a black T-shirt emblazoned with white 3D lettering that read “FREE PALESTINE” as he took the stage for his sold-out show in Foxborough, Ma., on Friday night
A picture of a pine tree sat below, dividing it from the remainder of the message that read “AN APPEAL TO HEAVEN.”
A “Pine Tree” flag and “Appeal to Heaven” are references to an American Revolutionary campaign connected to George Washington’s command of the Continental Army.
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