Phoebe Bridgers Banned Phones at Her Concerts, and Fans Started Sketching the Light Show
More than 20,000 fans attended the sold-out show, where workers sealed phones in pouches to keep the set unrecorded.
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Phoebe Bridgers decided to ban her fans from bringing their phones to her concerts. Result? Without images to share, they find original ways to illustrate these shows on social media. ...
The spectators of the American artist, deprived of their smartphone for the 45 shows of the The Lost Tour tour, overflow with inventiveness by recreating on paper his image, the elements of scenography and the crowd movements of the show.
Phoebe Bridgers Showed Us How To See In The Dark
PHILADELPHIA — When the lights went out, a crisp, adolescent shriek rose from all sides of the arena, anticipating her arrival. But she did not come, not just yet. Instead, a silence fell heavy and unsettled where the shrieking had been, as if making space for the ball at the other end of the arena, descending ever so slowly, blinking blue, pulsing as if it were alive. More than 40,000 eyes fixated on the descending orb. It was round, but not a …
American singer Phoebe Bridgers made a radical decision during her tour to ban mobile phones and electronic devices.
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