
Massive Attack's 3D played a surprise set at the Extinction Rebellion protests
Massive Attack's 3D played a surprise set to Extinction Rebellion protesters at London's Marble Arch yesterday (21 April).
Robert Del Naja, aka Massive Attack's 3D, joined the Extinction Rebellion protestors in London last night by performing a surprise set to over 1000 campaigners.
The BBC report that over 950 people have been arrested since the climate change protests started a week ago.
Tranquil moment in DJ set from 3D @MassiveAttackUK at Marble Arch #ExtinctionRebellion. Everyone sharing stories from the week, bridges, music, food, arrests, being met by legal observers at 4am outside police stations, new friends, inspiration. Real emergency, real XR community. pic.twitter.com/B9RtEo2Do5
— Extinction Rebellion (@ExtinctionR) April 21, 2019
Live now -Massive Attack @ExtinctionR https://t.co/5CKXeLysD8
— Sorrel Kinton (@Sorrelish) April 21, 2019
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