Australian Taylor Swift fans are buzzing with frustration as an extensive list of prohibited items for the pop star’s upcoming concerts has been revealed, courtesy of Frontier Touring. The tour organizer laid down some unconventional rules ahead of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Sydney and Melbourne, leaving fans bewildered and disgruntled.

Among the banned items are large signs, confetti, iPads, spray sunscreen, aerosol deodorant, and even battery packs. These restrictions have sparked ire among Swifties, who are expressing their discontent on various platforms.

The controversy doesn’t stop there. Even friendship bracelets, a staple of concert camaraderie, are subject to strict regulations. While fans can bring them into the venues, they are mandated to be worn strictly on patrons’ arms, with an absolute prohibition on carabiners, d-rings, or any similar accessories. This unexpected rule has set social media ablaze with fans questioning the rationale behind such constraints.

Drones and audio recording devices are labeled as ‘strictly prohibited’ within the concert venues. Furthermore, professional video or photography cameras are banned, although attendees are granted the liberty to film the concert on their smartphones. The regulation is seen as a mixed bag by fans, who appreciate the opportunity to capture moments on their phones but question the inconsistency in the banning of other recording devices.