Charlie Puth Reminds Fans Not To Throw Goods On The Concert Stage

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Charlie Puth asked fans not to throw items on stage while the concert was taking place. This warning was conveyed after several singers experienced an incident when they received items from the audience.

Bebe Rexha had to stop his concert after his eyes were injured by a fan throwing his cell phone on stage. Apart from Rexha, Ava Max, Pink, and most recently Kelsea Ballerini also experienced a similar incident.

On June 28, Kelsea Ballerini was forced to stop the concert temporarily after she was hit by a bracelet by a fan during a concert in Idaho.

Thursday, June 29, Charlie Puth said the incident endangered the public, including the singer. He asked his concert audience not to throw anything on stage.

"Tren throws things at the performers when they are on stage must end. Disrespectful and very dangerous," wrote Charlie Puth.

"Please just enjoy the music, I ask you guys," he continued.

Ballerini, who returned to the stage after the incident, spoke to fans. He asked fans not to throw things and always take care of each other.

What I care about the most is everyone's safety. If you don't feel safe, please ask someone around. If you feel pushed, mark. Don't throw things," said Kelsea Ballerini.

On the other hand, Charlie Puth is on a world tour of The Charlie Live Experience. He will visit several cities in Asia starting in Hong Kong on October 4.

Charlie Puth is also scheduled to hold a concert in Jakarta on October 8, 2023 at the Beach City International Stadium. In addition, he visited Thailand, Singapore, as well as Japan and South Korea.