Taylor Swift Audience Upset by List of Forbidden Items at Shows

Fans Frustrated Over Taylor Swift Concert Restrictions
Australian Taylor Swift fans are buzzing with frustration. Frontier Touring, the tour organizer, recently revealed an extensive list of prohibited items for the pop star’s upcoming Eras Tour in Sydney and Melbourne. Fans are bewildered and disgruntled by the unusual rules.

What’s Banned?
The banned items include large signs, confetti, iPads, spray sunscreen, aerosol deodorant, and battery packs. Swifties have taken to social media to voice their irritation.

Even friendship bracelets—a staple of concert camaraderie—face strict rules. Fans can bring them in, but they must be worn on their arms only. Carabiners, d-rings, or similar accessories are completely banned. This unexpected restriction has set social media alight with questions about its rationale.

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