NJ music festival canceled over alleged white supremacy ties (opens original article in a new tab)

A music festival in Bergen County was canceled after police received information that some participating bands may have ties to white supremacy and antisemitism. The Wisla Club, where the event was scheduled, closed from Friday through Sunday. Bergen County Executive praised the cancellation, emphasizing rejection of racist and antisemitic ideologies.

• Music festival canceled after police received info about bands' white supremacy and antisemitism ties
• Wisla Club in Garfield closed from Friday through Sunday
• Bergen County Executive praised cancellation, stating rejection of racist and antisemitic ideologies