“Hands Up” will help viewers whose cameras were damaged by lasers at the show in Rostov
Director of the group “Hands Up” Robert Pogosyan confirmed that the lasers could damage the cameras of the audience’s phones during the concert in Rostov-on-Don. According to him, problems arose in four girls.
Director of the group “Hands Up” Robert Pogosyan confirmed that the lasers could damage the cameras of the audience’s phones during the concert in Rostov-on-Don. According to him, problems arose in four girls.
Of course, me and the girl who has a damaged phone will solve all the problems. Naturally, we will contact the victims and find out all the circumstances and, of course, we will help, we will not leave in trouble, Pogosyan said.
The director of the group noted that before the start of the show, a warning was displayed several times that lasers would be used during the performance. Viewers were urged not to point their phones' cameras at the beams so they wouldn't damage them. Poghosyan added that Hands Up has been using laser lighting for more than a decade, just like other artists.
The band’s concerts took place at the Sports Palace in Rostov-on-Don on September 24, 25 and 27. After in social networks there was a video with a fragment of the performance of the soloist of “Hands Up” Sergey Zhukov. It shows that during the shooting dots and stripes appear on the record. The girl who posted the video wrote: "Come to the concert "Hands Up". What could happen? There were four of us and we were all hit by laser cameras.”.



