Music
06 Nov 26

KNEECAP to release 3D Remix of 'Palestine' as limited edition 12"

Kneecap in Mexico City. Photo: Alan Cortes.

The Irish trio are set to perform a show at Dublin's 3Arena on December 16.

KNEECAP has announced the release of a 3D remix of 'Palestine' as a limited edition 12" vinyl, out February 12, 2027.

The song, featuring Palestinian rapper Fawzi, is part of the soundtrack for Daniele Rugo's documentary on Gaza medics, Life Support. The LP was curated by Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja, along with the film's producers.

The vinyl carries a new sleeve design created by Del Naja, which pays homage to the Irish punk band Stiff Little Fingers' 1979 album Inflammable Material artwork that inspired the iconography of Massive Attack.

The design will also be made available as a limited-edition print, with profits of both vinyl and print donated to the Health Workers 4 Palestine solidarity fund.

"In creating this new artwork for the 'Palestine' vinyl, it was gratifying to connect two legendary Belfast artistic identities, Stiff Little Fingers who were a huge influence on me musically and artistically, and our good friends KNEECAP with whom we stand in solidarity for a Free Palestine," said Del Naja.

Meanwhile, KNEECAP are set to perform a show at Dublin's 3Arena on December 16 as the final stop of their 2026 tour of Ireland, in support of their second studio album FENIAN.

This morning, the Belfast trio released 250 last-minute standing tickets for their upcoming show at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on December 9, alongside a new 'Choose Kneecap' poster collaboration with Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh.

Both Welsh and KNEECAP also recently joined other prominent figures in supporting Irish author Sally Rooney after her books were removed from UK retailers over her financial support of Palestine Action.

Yesterday, the band were announced as winners of the 2026 UK Music Video Awards, alongside KETTAMA and Makeshift Art Bar. They secured two wins, with 'Irish Goodbye' (dir. Thomas James) winning Best Alternative Video internationally, and 'Sayōnara' (edited by Finn Keenan and Ed Fay) winning Best Editing in a Video.

Tickets for their 3Arena show are on sale here.

The vinyl is available to pre-order here.