Livescape Group CEO Iqbal Ameer believes this will give all parties a greater safeguard should untoward incidents arise.
Under a government proposal, concert organisers will be able to cut the power to lighting and sound systems in case of ‘indecent acts’ on stage.
Livescape Group CEO Iqbal Ameer believed the measure, proposed by a deputy minister recently, would not deter foreign artistes from performing in Malaysia. “The incident involving The 1975 was an unusual and rare occurrence, and was not representative of the behaviour of the majority of artistes,” he told FMT.However, Iqbal said there needs to be proper communication processes and policies put in place with the “kill switch” to ensure a smooth response should it ever need to be engaged.
She told FMT the stage lights and sound systems would be cut off, as part of stricter guidelines to ensure foreign artistes adhere to local laws.
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