>In countries like South Korea and Japan they still very much focus on protecting the likeness and so cameras are banned They're not completely banned in Japan

>In countries like South Korea and Japan they still very much focus on protecting the likeness and so cameras are banned They're not completely banned in Japan; it depends on the concert. At one concert I attended recently, cameras were not allowed during the concert, except during one song: they made an announcement that camera use was permitted during this time (while the musicians were walking around the arena during the song), so people pulled out their phones to take close-up photos of the musicians if they could. Afterwards, they announced that phones/cameras should be put away, and they were. It's actually pretty nice: you can see much better without everyone holding their phone up, and then everyone still got a little time to use them for their photo collection.