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Are cameras allowed in Solo Tour gigs?

LoveBoat1371LoveBoat1371 Posts: 13
edited August 2008 in Given To Fly (live)
I'm going to DC tonight and have not heard any camera rules. I know the band allows them on the regular tour. I got some good shots at the Verison center in June. Anyway, if any one knows, post up.
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  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,296
    Camera's are allowed but no flash and no recording videos
  • LoveBoat1371LoveBoat1371 Posts: 13
    Thanks Dude! I wonder if its worth taking. With no flash what really are you gonna get........ Thanks Again.
  • Hawk123Hawk123 Posts: 2,296
    There are times when the lights were on enough to get a decent shot. I think it was worth taking.
  • LoveBoat1371LoveBoat1371 Posts: 13
    Just called Warner Theater to be safe, her words were....... "No CAMERAS NO FLASH NONE AT ALL" I guess because its such a small venue. Who Knows? But I ain't loosing my camera. Spread the info... No Cameras! Thanks
  • ACCBootlegGoddessACCBootlegGoddess Posts: 4,251
    Anyone that bought 10C tix, read your confirmation e-mails...its right in there.
    No Camera's.

    That said...Montreal and esp Toronto...security was sooooo lax it was a joke.
    "Rock and roll is something that can't be quantified, sometimes it's not even something you hear, but FEEL!" - Bob Lefsetz
  • meipyemeipye Posts: 2
    Different rules for different venues. In Boston and Montreal they were making people check their cameras if they saw you had one, but in NY they let you keep it, just told you no flash photography. Best plan is to hide it if you bring it.
    "Rise - Life is in motion."
  • LONGRDLONGRD Posts: 6,036
    ACCBootlegGoddess wrote:
    Anyone that bought 10C tix, read your confirmation e-mails...its right in there.
    No Camera's.

    That said...Montreal and esp Toronto...security was sooooo lax it was a joke.
    Montreal 2 was tight though, I still notice a few flashes but it wasn't as bad as night 1. Big thanks to Eddie for not getting too frustrated by them.
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  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,051
    ACCBootlegGoddess wrote:
    Anyone that bought 10C tix, read your confirmation e-mails...its right in there.
    No Camera's.

    That said...Montreal and esp Toronto...security was sooooo lax it was a joke.

    yep. especially toronto night 2 show. the flashing lights was crazy. it was like duck hunt. the flashes was insane.
  • JaneNYJaneNY Posts: 4,438
    ACCBootlegGoddess wrote:
    Anyone that bought 10C tix, read your confirmation e-mails...its right in there.
    No Camera's.

    That said...Montreal and esp Toronto...security was sooooo lax it was a joke.

    Montreal wasn't too bad, but Toronto, it seemed like security didn't even care. Its so annoying seeing flashes, and even when flash is not used, when someone in front of you keeps holding up a camera, it is annoying. Something is out of balance when people are more focused on capturing something than actually focusing on and enjoying the moment.
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  • KatKat Posts: 4,930
    No Cameras please. Thank you for your cooperation.
    Falling down,...not staying down
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 94,051
    JaneNY wrote:
    Montreal wasn't too bad, but Toronto, it seemed like security didn't even care. Its so annoying seeing flashes, and even when flash is not used, when someone in front of you keeps holding up a camera, it is annoying. Something is out of balance when people are more focused on capturing something than actually focusing on and enjoying the moment.


    how about the people who had those huge cellphone screens. ya know the ones i'm talking about. i seen like a few dozens who had them the whole time on. the huge white glow was just insane to not get distracted by them.
  • JaneNYJaneNY Posts: 4,438
    demetrios wrote:
    how about the people who had those huge cellphone screens. ya know the ones i'm talking about. i seen like a few dozens who had them the whole time on. the huge white glow was just insane to not get distracted by them.

    Yes I totally do know what you mean - very distracting. I was holding up my bunched up hoodie on the armrest at one point to block one out of peripheral vision so I could pay attention to the man up front better. My daughter was evesdropping on a guy's texts to a girl because the screen was so bright (she's 14, and does that so be warned people if you sit near a little imp with a lip pierce - she'll read your stuff and tell her evil friends what you said if you text enough to distract her during the show ;) ).
    R.i.p. Rigoberto Alpizar.
    R.i.p. My Dad - May 28, 2007
    R.i.p. Black Tail (cat) - Sept. 20, 2008
  • joint in a treejoint in a tree Posts: 392
    In NY there were flashes going off all over the place. They barely checked us on our way in, either.
    "Find myself singing the same songs every day....
    ones that make me feel good when things behind the smile ain't ok...." -Hoon
  • jocelynjocelyn Posts: 67
    I was there last night...they took cameras as you came in (metal detectors) but you could get them back after the show.

    Cell phones had to be turned off.

    People still got them in somehow, anyway, but it wasn't as bad as it usually is.

    I'd just leave the camera at home....
    "I can only be as good as you'll let me."
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