Singapore police are investigating British trip-hop group Massive Attack after a pro-Palestinian display during a concert in the city-state. Authorities confirmed that reports were lodged and investigations are ongoing. The band is accused of waving a Palestinian flag onstage during a performance earlier this week, an act that violates local law. Some reports say the group also chanted “Free Palestine” at the show. The display has drawn attention because Singapore has strict rules governing public political statements. Police have not revealed further details about the investigation. Massive Attack, known for hits like “Teardrop,” has not publicly commented. The concert was part of the band's activities in the region, though the exact venue and date were not specified. The flag showing and chant were seen as expressions of support for Palestine, which led to the police reports. Under Singapore law, such displays can carry penalties. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities will determine whether any further action is needed. Fans and observers have reacted to the news, with debate over free expression and local regulations. The band's management has not responded to requests for comment.