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No mandatory dress code for concertgoers: Ministry clarifies new guidelines

New guidelines focus on performers and organisers, urging respectful behaviour but not imposing mandatory rules on the audience

‘Red and yellow cards’ for foreign acts who break concert guidelines, suggests PAS MP

The government should consider issuing red and yellow cards to international acts who do not adhere to guidelines set by the Central Committee for the Application For Filming And Performance (Puspal) when performing in Malaysia, said a PAS lawmaker.

‘Rules, requirements for Coldplay concertgoers nothing new, ample notice given’

The requirements issued by Coldplay concert organisers Live Nation Malaysia for concertgoers are neither new nor extraordinary in terms of similar events organised globally.

Political, LGBT banners banned from Coldplay’s coming KL concert

Organisers of the upcoming concert featuring British band Coldplay have reminded fans to remain respectful of local culture and sensitivities throughout the event in Bukit Jalil on November 22. 

Retract ‘unreasonable’ university concert guidelines: student bodies

Two student bodies are up in arms over the new “Guidelines for Entertainment Activities (Concerts) in Higher Education Institutions”, labelling the directives as “extremely conservative”, “absurd” and “unreasonable”.

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