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List of restricted items released by Mercury Concerts includes portable chargers among other objects; Celso Russomano states in a video that there are no impediments in the law to support the decision

The producer Mercury Concerts released on social media, last Tuesday, 22, a list of objects with prohibited entry to the show Guns N’ Roses in São Paulo. The performance is scheduled for next Saturday, the 25th, at Allianz Parque.

Among the items that the public will not be able to bring to the event, one of them caught attention: portable cell phone chargers, also known as power banks. In the comments section of the post, internet users expressed dissatisfaction with the measure, which was not explained by the company.

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The case came to the attention of Celso Russomannowhich was also expressed through the networks. In video sent to Marina Caixetareporter for TV Recordthe journalist and law graduate — known for mediating consumer complaints — declared that there are no impediments provided for in Brazilian legislation that prevent power banks from entering shows.

Initially, according to the transcription of the Rolling Stone BrazilRussomanno stated:

“There is nothing in the law that prohibits consumers from taking their charger with their cell phone. Because there are chargers that are part of the cell phone: they are those cases that hug the cell phone, while others are independent. One way or another, Allianz Parque or the event organizer has to explain why they are preventing chargers from entering. And if the security response is not convincing, the consumer can, yes, bring their cell phone charger and charge your cell phone.”

The journalist then added:

“Especially because payments and things that need to be done and the presentation of the digital ticket, so it has to have a battery, it has to comply with the organizer’s requirements, so they cannot prevent the consumer from taking their charger.”

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Sought by Rolling Stone Brasil, Mercury Concerts has not yet responded. The text will be updated as soon as a response is submitted.

Prohibited items

See below the complete list of prohibited items released by the show’s production team:

  • Containers, glass cups or any other type of packaging, empty or containing drinks or soft drinks of any nature that, directly or indirectly, could cause injuries, except 1 (one) water bottle of up to 500ml, uncapped and made of flexible material;
  • Glass, plastic or metal objects such as perfumes and cosmetics;
  • Toxic substances;
  • Fireworks or fireworks and flares;
  • Flammable in general;
  • Firearms or bladed weapons of any type;
  • Selfie sticks and powerbank;
  • Umbrellas of any size;
  • Rolled paper, newspapers, magazines, flags and banners with poles;
  • Motorcycle helmets and similar;
  • Chains, belts and pendants;
  • Food: only processed foods allowed, with the packaging originally sealed, such as snacks and cookies;
  • Fruits: allowed only cut;
  • Professional camcorders and cameras with interchangeable lenses;
  • Clothes and accessories with sharp shapes and parts that could hurt or cause injuries will not be permitted;
  • Vape (electronic cigarette) and juice (liquid for vape);
  • Medicines will be allowed, as long as they are accompanied by a medical prescription;
  • Football team shirts and flags;
  • Backpacks: only backpacks in a standard size of 20x30cm are allowed;
  • Any item that could be considered dangerous by event security.

Guns N’ Roses shows in Brazil

Guns N’ Roses hits five cities with their new tour “Because What You Want and What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things” (“Because what you want and what you will get are two completely different things”). After Florianópolis (visited on 21/10), they play in São Paulo (25/10, at Allianz Parque), Curitiba (28/10, at Pedreira Paulo Leminski), Cuiabá (31/10, at Arena Pantanal) and Brasília (02/11, at Arena BRB Mané Garrincha). The capital of Mato Grosso even receives them for the first time.

For all dates, the Raimundos will be the opening attraction. Formed today by Digão (voice and guitar), Marquim (guitar), Caio Cunha (battery) and Jean Moura (bass), the group released their ninth studio album, XXX, in May.

Guns N’ Roses haven’t been to Brazil since 2022, when they played at the Rock in Rio festival and went on a long solo tour. The new visit will be the first with the drummer Isaac Carpenter (former member of Awolnation, Loaded, Loudermilk and other projects), replacing Frank Ferrer, who left after 19 years of service.

After spending 2024 off the stage, GN’R recently returned with a tour of Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

In addition to Isaac Carpenter, Guns currently features Axl Rose (vocals), Slash (guitar), Richard Fortus (guitar), Duff McKagan (bass), Dizzy Reed (keyboards) and Melissa Reese (keyboards and synthesizers).

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Igor Miranda (@igormirandasite)

Igor Miranda He is a journalist graduated from the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) and has a postgraduate degree in Digital Journalism. He started writing about music in 2007, focusing on rock and heavy metal. He is a collaborator of Rolling Stone Brazil since 2022 and maintains its own website IgorMiranda.com.br. He also worked for outlets such as Whiplash.Net, Roadie Crew magazine, Cifras portal, Ei Nerd website/channel and Guitarload magazine, among others. Instagram and other networks: @igormirandasite.


Source: Rollingstone

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