说唱歌手Macklemore在新泽西州Ed Sheeran Loop巡演开幕式上发表了"解放巴勒斯坦"的言论，随后被巡演主办方移除1。这一决定引发了广泛的争议和支持者的反弹。
美国亿万富翁Robert Kraft（Gillette体育场所有者）要求将Macklemore从巡演中删除1。Ed Sheeran随后发表声明称"我不是同谋者"，表示自己对Macklemore被移除不负责任，强调这是由场地运营方和赞助方的决定1。爱尔兰民谣乐队Beoga宣布退出巡演，表示"完全支持"Macklemore的言论1。与此同时，一场支持巴勒斯坦的集会计划于周六下午在费城演唱会场地附近举行1。
Ed Sheeran的Loop巡演将从2026年1月在新西兰奥克兰启动，预计12月在墨西哥城结束1。
Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour in the United States has become the center of a political controversy following remarks made by fellow performer Macklemore during the tour's opening in New Jersey.1 Macklemore made pro-Palestinian statements, including the phrase "Free Palestine," at the event, prompting a significant response from stakeholders involved with the tour.1
Following the incident, Robert Kraft, the billionaire owner of Gillette Stadium, demanded that Macklemore be removed from the tour, leading to the artist's removal by tour organizers and venue operators.1 In response to mounting criticism, Ed Sheeran issued a statement saying "I am not complicit," clarifying that he bore no responsibility for the decision to remove Macklemore from the tour.1 Meanwhile, Irish folk band Beoga announced their withdrawal from the tour, declaring "complete support" for Macklemore's statements.1 A pro-Palestinian rally is planned to take place on Saturday afternoon near the Philadelphia concert venue.1
The Loop Tour is scheduled to begin in Auckland, New Zealand in January 2026 and is expected to conclude in Mexico City in December.1
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