Jonas Brothers Concert Stops Temporarily After Nick Jonas Targeted Laser By Spectators

Jonas Brothers personnel Nick Jonas (Instagram @nickjonas)

JAKARTA - Unpleasant events occurred when the Jonas Brothers (Kevin Jonas, Joe Jonas, and Nick Jonas) held concerts in Prague, Czecho on Tuesday, October 15 the day after tomorrow.

The concert had temporarily stopped due to the action of the audience pointing the laser to the stage. Nick, who was the target of the laser, ran and left the stage.

Videos when performances stopped were widely discussed on social media, where Nick was seen running from the stage in the middle of the concert while making a "stop" sign with his hands.

Representatives of 02 Arena as the location of the show also confirmed that the show was stopped a few minutes later.

"We can confirm that Jonas Brothers' performances should be halted for a few minutes due to the use of banned laser pointings," a spokesman for the Prague Arena said, citing Variety, Thursday, October 17.

"The organizing service responds to this fact. After a few minutes, the group continues their performance."

After temporarily stopping, Jonas Brothers continued the concert, and there were no significant problems until the show ended.

Meanwhile, the safety of performers in music concerts has become an issue that has often occurred in recent years, with many musicians being targeted by throwing goods on stage or strange requests from spectators.

The issue has been conveyed by several singers such as Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Adele, Kelsea Ballerini, and many more.

Fears grew as Swift's show in Vienna, Austria in August had to be canceled after government officials discovered the threat of a terror attack.

For information, Jonas Brothers is currently on a "Five Albums, One Night" tour in Europe which is rescheduled. The tour will end on Wednesday night in Krakow, Poland.