No two people ever have the same musical experience; for the deaf and hard-of-hearing, that chasm is even deeper. American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters have appeared in front of festival stages for years, and with videos of them in action now spreading around the web, the appreciation for what they do now extends far beyond the deaf community. Organizations like Everyone's Invited , LotuSIGN and Accessible Festivals pour a lot of behind-the-scenes care into ensuring the full festival musical experience is extended to the deaf community, and Chance the Rapper hosted ASL interpreters on his entire 2017 summer tour (including festival stops like Lollapalooza).

The lively signers below all deliver emotive performances, capturing not just lyrics but the depth of meaning behind an artist's music for the deaf fans in the crowd to identify with. Ultimately, these interpreters give the deaf and hard-of-hearing a similar musical experience that those with full hearing capabilities enjoy.

Check these amazing interpreters in action! If you know the names of any interpreters to credit, please let us know.

Eminem at Firefly Music Festival, Dover, Delaware (2018)

All-star interpreter Holly Maniatty is at it again, this time signing Eminem's set at Firefly Music Festival in June 2018, notably catching the audience's attention during "Rap God."

Red Hot Chili Peppers at Lollapalooza, Chicago, Illinois (2016)