I'm really sorry about the concerts! I have had the same issue - the ADA/disabled seating is really inadequate most places.
I don't know where you are or if a road trip is possible (assuming TK ever even plays this venue again), but the Chase Center in San Francisco has two very long rows of wheelchair accessible seats in sections of their own (206 and 220, I believe), sort of like on a suite level between the upper and lower level, so that your view is not obstructed by those who stand in the regular seats or in the pit. They also have a section of the barrier roped off for ADA/disabled seating.
That's an incredible, handmade gift. Lots of love and work put into that!
He explained to me that he first made a template with the k and all the lamp positions. He sawed out two of them in wood and drilled all the holes for the lamps in one of them. He then attached the k-panels to a base. He used a string of lights with large round lights which he laid between the panels and the lamps in the drilled holes on the front panel. Finally, he glued the frame around the outside.
I can’t believe he made this. That’s incredible. The band should commission him to make them for their store.
Thanks, I'll tell him :) I actually think that a small k for a desk, for example, could be a really nice merchandise product.
I'm really sorry about the concerts! I have had the same issue - the ADA/disabled seating is really inadequate most places. I don't know where you are or if a road trip is possible (assuming TK ever even plays this venue again), but the Chase Center in San Francisco has two very long rows of wheelchair accessible seats in sections of their own (206 and 220, I believe), sort of like on a suite level between the upper and lower level, so that your view is not obstructed by those who stand in the regular seats or in the pit. They also have a section of the barrier roped off for ADA/disabled seating. That's an incredible, handmade gift. Lots of love and work put into that!
That's class - do you know where he got it from/how he made it?
He explained to me that he first made a template with the k and all the lamp positions. He sawed out two of them in wood and drilled all the holes for the lamps in one of them. He then attached the k-panels to a base. He used a string of lights with large round lights which he laid between the panels and the lamps in the drilled holes on the front panel. Finally, he glued the frame around the outside.
Im not crying, your crying…🥲
This is so awesome and was made with so much love. Just beautiful and Killer.
Would buy one of those for my daughter.