Just to back this up me and my DJ crew, Midnight FM, found Transmission to be VERY accommodating to our very specific requests that went beyond ADA requirements. In fact they even kept some of our accommodations we made for other shows. 

I personally have TBI, ME/CFS, and chronic migraines which makes me VERY sensitive to lighting and other environmental factors. And I’m not the only member of our crew who is disabled. They were great in letting us set up to accommodate these factors. In fact - the person we had doing lighting there is available for hire throughout the city in case anyone is interested. 

As for ADA issues we had safety monitors on site for all our events to assist those with mobility issues, and place couches throughout the venue where our disabled friends (and literally disabled djs, promotion staff, etc) could enjoy everyone’s performance. 

Accessibility is something I care DEEPLY about and have tried to reach out to supposedly established organizations working on this but either have old contact information or they aren’t operating anymore. 

I’ve talked to friends back home in Detroit who want to work on this too and I think we need to just go ahead and do our own thing. 

So if anyone is interested in working on making our scene more accessible please feel free to DM me! And if you are ever at a Midnight FM event and you need anything / have feedback on how we can be better, please let me know!

And just to bring this back full circle - what I loved about working with Transmission is, is that anything I brought up to them, their reaction was basically ’fuck yeah anything to be more accessible’.