Fans Outraged Over List Of Items Banned From Taylor Swift’s Concerts👇

Taylor Swift fans in Australia were met with frustration in February 2024 after Frontier Touring released a strict list of banned items for her highly anticipated Eras Tour in Sydney and Melbourne. The extensive rules have left many Swifties upset, with restrictions that go far beyond the norm.

Prohibited items include large signs, confetti, iPads, spray sunscreen, aerosol deodorant, battery packs, and even portable chargers—an essential for fans attending long outdoor concerts. Perhaps most controversial is the regulation around friendship bracelets, a beloved part of Swiftie culture. While fans can still bring them, they must be worn solely on the arms, with carabiners or d-rings strictly forbidden.

Adding to the frustration, professional cameras and drones are banned, though fans are allowed to record with smartphones. This inconsistency has sparked debate online. Other banned items include airhorns, lasers, flashlights, speakers, tents, and umbrellas—raising concerns about staying comfortable during unpredictable weather.

Frontier Touring also requested fans avoid wearing clothing that could block others’ views, a rule some feel is too vague and difficult to enforce. The reaction has been swift, with social media platforms flooded by disappointed fans questioning the need for such tight controls.

Despite the backlash, excitement remains high for Swift’s sold-out shows at Melbourne’s MCG on February 16–18 and Sydney’s Accor Stadium from February 23–26, following her historic fourth Grammy win for Album of the Year.