Kelloggs have announced they are withdrawing their TV advert after Kodaline complained they stole their music.
The Irish band were furious when they heard the breakfast food maker’s new campaign – with the music sounding exactly like their track All I Want.
Goss.ie first revealed that Kodaline attacked Kelloggs for the theft claiming it was a “rip off” and that they should write their “own song.”
Now Kelloggs have confirmed they will be removing the similar tune and commissioning a replacement advert.
“The song used in our current Storybook ad is an original created by an artist called Libby Kash,” they said.
“However, being mindful of Kodaline’s concerns, as a gesture of goodwill we have decided to change the song. The new song will be in place the next time we run the ad.”
Co-owner of Kodaline’s record label, Martin Toher, has said that the matter was “in the hands of the band’s lawyers”.
