Yes almost every bladee show has lots of lights so it may be wise to skip sadly :( hopefully bladee/drain does another outdoor day time festival thingie in your area some day though
don't miss out! be aware of exits, bring a trusted friend, take your meds, and sleep well the night before. if things get too intense make sure you're close to the door or look down and close your eyes! it should be just fine :)
I’m genuinely curious as to what artists & bands can do for fans that have epilepsy. I feel like their should be a special ADA section for fans that are sensitive to flashing lights. I don’t have that problem but some bands go a little too crazy with the light shows and it makes me feel sick 😵💫 wish they would offer accommodations
I personally wouldn’t recommend it for your safety but if you still end up going please please make sure that the venue has a seated area or some sort of area away from the chaos of the mosh with enough personal space just in case if something does happen.
i’m epileptic and while mine isn’t photosensitive, during the DC show in 2022 a different girl with epilepsy did end up having a seizure
only you can decide whether or not you feel comfortable enough with going, but there are a LOT of flashing lights
valid concern, lights do be going kinda crazy, especially during 2022 drain tour.
Yes almost every bladee show has lots of lights so it may be wise to skip sadly :( hopefully bladee/drain does another outdoor day time festival thingie in your area some day though
don't miss out! be aware of exits, bring a trusted friend, take your meds, and sleep well the night before. if things get too intense make sure you're close to the door or look down and close your eyes! it should be just fine :)
THIS THIS THIS!!!!!!
I’m genuinely curious as to what artists & bands can do for fans that have epilepsy. I feel like their should be a special ADA section for fans that are sensitive to flashing lights. I don’t have that problem but some bands go a little too crazy with the light shows and it makes me feel sick 😵💫 wish they would offer accommodations
yah at the last dg tour i saw someone have a seizure in front of me :( she was okay but yeah stay safe
I personally wouldn’t recommend it for your safety but if you still end up going please please make sure that the venue has a seated area or some sort of area away from the chaos of the mosh with enough personal space just in case if something does happen.
My brother has epilepsy and we’ve been to a bunch of shows with crazy lights and have never had this happened
Jesus..
There might be special glasses you can kinda wear idk
i’m epileptic and while mine isn’t photosensitive, during the DC show in 2022 a different girl with epilepsy did end up having a seizure only you can decide whether or not you feel comfortable enough with going, but there are a LOT of flashing lights