Rude rude staff, who bully an use aggressive style behavioral tactics to try and control the audience while at a MUSIC CONCERT.  No signage or announcements stating at either the venue or on the ticketing event information at all about there being no permission to film or take pictures. Staff would walk around with flash lights distracting from the performance to scream and attempt to bully you into submitting to there radical set of rules in a very unprofessional manor, one elderly blonde lady who's clearly missed the fun of the 70s and never smiled or enjoyed the pleasures of life was particularly wretched and appeared to have it out for us. We were respectful, considerate and minding our own business sat in our seats enjoying the show and taking pics and videos (as you do) She came over, physically played her hands and screamed at my mother who wasnt making any trouble and simply taking a video of the band she has adored for so long screaming " no video no video" (news flash a simple and kinder approach and explanation as to why goes a long way) this mere steward (not even a security representative) was even attempting to bat the phone out of her hand, was shocking and outrageous to see such callous, spiteful display of disrespect and lack of utter lack of empathy from a supposed human being. During the FINAL song she had the audacity to tell the gentleman sat next to us off for, (you guessed it) taking a picture (as if no one else in the audience wasn't doing the exact same thing). Told her to leave us alone and to open her eyes and look around as she was clearly lost and didnt know where she was and how EVERYONE in that audience was filming and taking pictures EVERYONE, felt very much targeted. After i questioned her, asking for some kind of rational reason/ explanation she went silent and resorted to screaming at us again. She could obviously tell I was not one so easily bullied like she had treated other members of the audience and backed off. Left a rather sour taste in my mouth and I would imagine many of the other members of the audience, we didnt let this ruin our night and continued to dance and smile and cheer for the artists doing a terrific job in stage. Got some brilliant pictures and videos from the night. "Stick it to the man, power to the people!".... Never thought I'd had to advocate that right a rock concert however in the great words and spirit of Patti Smith "People Have The Power"!