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going to work. at all these shows we lock everybody s phones up. we take a lot of chances on stage that a lot of celebrities might not want to take because of the cell phone culture, this gotcha culture. but we go hard in the paint. we have a good time. thus the title controlled danger. that is so cool. do you have people check their phones when they come in? they re not allowed to have their phones there? well, they have them, but they re like in these bags. there s this company that makes these bags. they lock their phones up. if they want to access their phones, they have to leave the showroom. and i have to say this that s so cool. every artist, every live performer who has come to see the show always says to me how jealous they are that the phones are locked up. because i think artists want to be able to have that experience as well. i owe that to dave. i ve done some shows on my own doing songs where the phones are locked up. so you can perform with an honest heart