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Radio station drops all Ed Sheeran's music after Macklemore tour controversy

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By Laura Hill, Sarah Magliocco Verified
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Radio station bans Ed Sheeran's music following Macklemore controversy

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By Laura Hill, Husna Anjum Verified, Sarah Magliocco Verified
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An Irish radio station will no longer play Ed Sheeran's music after 'feedback from listeners' and 'strong views'. Classic Hits Radio confirmed that from September 17, tracks by the English singer will no longer be broadcast. Irish Mirror reports this follows the controversy surrounding the removal of opening act Macklemore from the remaining dates of Ed Sheeran's US tour. Several supporting artists, including Aaron Rowe and Irish band Beoga, have withdrawn from the tour in protest.
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Ed Sheeran's music removed from radio playlist after Macklemore tour row

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By Laura Hill Verified, Sarah Magliocco Verified
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An Irish radio station has pulled all Ed Sheeran tracks from its playlists indefinitely. Classic Hits Radio announced that from Thursday, 17 September, the English singer's music will be absent from airwaves following the controversy over Macklemore's removal from the remaining US tour dates. Several supporting acts, including Aaron Rowe and Irish group Beoga, have pulled out of the tour in solidarity.
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