US EditionSabrina Carpenter Says She’s Considered Banning Phones at Her Concerts
- Sabrina Carpenter has considered banning phones at her concerts after attending a Silk Sonic show in Las Vegas that required locking phones away.
- This consideration arises amid a growing trend where artists seek to improve live experiences by limiting phone use, though it may upset fans who want personal recordings.
- Carpenter described her Silk Sonic concert experience as the best she has had, noting that removing phones allowed fans to fully engage with the music.
- Artists like Jack White, Ghost, and Bob Dylan have implemented similar phone-free policies to encourage a '100% human experience' and greater audience involvement.
- Carpenter's phone-ban contemplation signals a shift in live music culture towards encouraging presence, despite fan resistance and concerns raised by close artists like Miley Cyrus.
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Sabrina Carpenter considers banning phones at her concerts
Sabrina Carpenter fans may soon find themselves locking up their phones at her concerts after recent comments the singer-songwriter made to Rolling Stone.“This will honestly piss off my fans, but absolutely,” Carpenter said when asked about the possibility of requiring concert-goers to drop their phones into pouches during her shows
»I have never had a better experience at a concert«: Sabrina Carpenter was on a show where mobile phone was banned. The singer could now imagine this for her upcoming tour.
The fame and success must have many good things, but also a counterpart with which not everyone is willing to deal: the continuous overexposure. Sabrina Carpenter (Quakertown, Pennsylvania, 26), the singer and current pop sensation that is expected to continue to grow, knows well that the thousands of people who sing and dance their songs at concerts come home with thousands of photos of her and her show made with a mobile phone. Images that the…
Sabrina Carpenter plans to ban cell phones at her shows. She recently attended a concert where there was a no-phone ban and was very pleased with the experience.
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