This is a PHONE-FREE SHOW. WHAT IS A “PHONE-FREE SHOW”? Just as it sounds. No phones allowed in the performance space. An unplugged, real life experience. HOW DOES IT WORK? Upon arrival at the venue, Yondr (the phone-pouching company we’ve hired to do this) will have staff available to help you put your phone in a lockable pouch which you keep throughout the night. WHAT IF I HAVE AN EMERGENCY AND NEED TO ACCESS MY PHONE? You can unlock your phone from the pouch at any time by going to the clearly-marked Phone Use Areas located in the lobby or the concourse. See any usher or Yondr staff if you need help finding it. WHAT ABOUT CASHLESS BARS OR MERCH SELLERS? We highly recommend you bring a physical credit card just in case you can’t access your phone at the bar or merch area. WHAT IF I WANT TO POST PHOTOS OR VIDEOS OF THE SHOW ON MY SOCIALS? We can help with that. Our tour photographer will post live photos and videos every night at jackwhiteiii.com and on Instagram @officialjackwhite. Download content from the site or repost from Jack’s IG. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS AND IS IT MANDATORY? After creating these phone-free experiences for the last couple of tours, we’re convinced this makes for a better show for everyone involved. Our eyes open a bit wider and our senses are slightly more heightened when we lose the technology crutch we’ve become accustomed to. And yes, it’s a non-negotiable deal (although medical exemptions are made for those who rely on their phones for their treatment).
concertfreak schrieb:Ja, aber doch nicht so. Hätte uns allen hier, die Konzerte im Ausland besuchen, passieren können. Soll man sich daheim in einen Glaskasten setzen und nicht mehr vor die Tür gehen oder was?! Dann zu schreiben „Mein Mitleid hält sich in Grenzen“ ist auch unangebracht… Tut mir leid für dich, @Meisti. Grad bei einem anstehenden Geburtstag…
concertfreak schrieb: Wieso das? Hat die Schweiz so strenge Regeln? Bei uns muss man als geimpfter nicht in Quarantäne, nur bei einem Virusgebiet wie jetzt Südafrika,