Superstar Justin Bieber, 28, dropped his demand to ban photos at the concert at the Leangen track in Trondheim on Sunday. Regulators are working to change it.
Organizers All Things Live Norge and Livecentralen confirm the opposite Nidaros Photography is prohibited at the party.
The organizers are in dialogue with the artist’s management to change it.
“We’re still working and negotiating on it,” says Marketing Director Pia Linsley at All Things Live Norge.
The editor in charge of Nidaros, Stig Jakobsen, believes that the press cannot do its job properly if there is a ban on photography.
– It is very difficult for a newspaper to promote culture when there is a ban on the press during major events, he says to his newspaper.
The Bieber concert in Trondheim has been referred to as the largest ever in the city in terms of the number of tickets sold. For a long time it wasn’t clear if Bieber would recover in time after he became Affected by a rare syndrome.
But two weeks ago, it was confirmed that Bieber will stay Healthy enough to resume the world tour He will arrive in Norway as planned.
On Sunday he returned to the stage in Italy.
In addition to Bieber, artists Gabrielle, Mimi Webb, Tems and Sam Tompkins will perform at the Trondheim Sommertid Festival on August 7.
Trondheim is one of the few stops in Europe for Bieber this summer. And on Wednesday, he performs in Denmark before heading to Sweden and Norway. He will also go to Finland and Hungary.
In the coming weeks and months, Bieber will continue his world tour with shows in South America, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Australia.
Next year he will come back and give more concerts in Europe again.
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