Bob Sinclar Reveals Concerns Regarding Phones at Sets
DJ Bob Sinclar has once again addressed his concerns about the growing use of phones at live shows, urging fans to reconnect with the music. In an industry that thrives on the energy exchange between performers and the audience, Bob Sinclar is pushing for a renewed focus on being present in the moment.
His frustrations were first publicly expressed after a set in Mykonos, where he admitted;
“Damn, I feel so depressed tonight. It’s a nightmare. It was the worst gig of my entire career.“
This sentiment has resurfaced in a recent Instagram post, where Bob Sinclar elaborates on his thoughts.
In the accompanying video, Bob Sinclar explains how a crowd full of phone users disrupts the flow of energy that is essential to live performances. While he’s not entirely against filming, he emphasizes moderation, saying;
“Two videos, that’s enough; focus on the music.“
For him, it’s not about forbidding technology but about maintaining the balance between capturing memories and fully immersing in the experience.
Bob Sinclar‘s ultimate message is clear: live music is about more than just being physically present. He seeks “physical energy” from his audience — an exchange that fuels the set and helps him craft a unique musical story each time. The more people are engaged with their phones, the less connected the crowd feels, leading to a breakdown of that essential energy.
As the debate continues over technology’s role in live music, Bob Sinclar remains steadfast in his belief that the best shows happen when everyone is truly tuned in to the moment.
