SilentArena in the ScoopDrew McOnie, from So You Think You Can Dance, opened the free silent disco, along with Youth Dance England’s very own Roz Lynch, who also featured in the hit show!
Youth Dance England organised this at The Scoop, in London on the day of love, 14th February.
The Scoop is a popular outdoor sunken amphitheatre situated by the river at More London next to City Hall, SE1.
Photos courtesy of Youth Dance England. Photographer: Brian Slater
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New Year's EveOn New Year ’s Eve, SilentArena brought the Silent Disco experience to the Royal Festival Hall on South Bank in London. Headlined by British folk band Bellowhead, and in the shadow of the Millenium wheel and Big Ben, thousands flocked to the venue to ring in the New Year in silence!
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SA in MünsterSilentArena bring 2500 headphones to Munster for the worlds largest open-air silent disco.
Visit www.muenster.de/stadt/tourismus for more info.
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Re-Rewind! When the crowd say Bo!No not a Craig David Silent Disco. This year’s Rewind festival will feature the SilentArena Silent Disco. The 80’s fun fest showcasing the likes of Kim Wilde; Bananarama and the Leg-End that is Rick Astley will round off every night with a purely 80’s Silent Disco. So, pop on your cans and travel back in time to the birth place of Skinny jeans and electro pop as SilentArena Rewinds back to the 80s.
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You’ve Been Dolly Rockered!SilentArena feature in new Dolly Rockers video. EMI’s hottest new talents release their debut single Gold Digger on 30th August 2009. Produced by Fingertip Films the video features the Dolly’s enjoying their own version of a Silent Disco all over London. With its first airing on Radio 1 last Friday Gold Digger is sure to be a Summer Floor Filler. Check out the cheeky chicks on this video and you will see why they are being billed as the new Spice Girls.
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SilentArena to Play SonisphereThis year’s Sonisphere Festival in Knebworth will see the addition of SilentArena’s Silent Disco. This is the first time the notorious Rock Festival will hit the UK. Meaning moshers from Land’s End to John O’groats will get the chance to headbang away to such bands as headliners Metallica and Linkin Park. The addition of the SilentArena Silent Disco will mean that audiences will get to rock out till the early hours of the morning. Featuring some of the world’s best DJs, it’ll be an experience you never forget.
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SilentArena to feature at Camp Bestival SilentArena have been added to this year’s line up for Camp Bestival: meaning that attendees at Bestival’s baby brother will get to party away in silence until the sun comes up. Showcasing such talents as DJ Yoda the Silent Disco is sure to be the hit of the festival. The addition of the SilentArena Silent Disco is evidence of the growing popularity of the mini festival and with acts such as Bon Iver and PJ Harvey it is sure to be one hell of a weekend.
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Silent Arena Goes To The MoonOn Friday 17th of July Silent Arena will be at the South Bank Centre in London for an extraterrestrial themed silent disco on the roof of the Queen Elizabeth Hall for a special event overlooking the River Thames.
DJs Jonny Trunk and Nick Brown play a specially themed space set to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the moon landings, and Kirsten Marvellous embarks on an eclectic and adventurous vinyl mission capturing the inventive spirit of the new space pioneers, inspired by a recent visit to Copenhagen. Also DJing, Andrew Smith and Robin Turner.
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www.southbankcentre.co.uk/calendar/productions/silent-arena-space-disco-48055
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RNID @ Ministry of Sound, Wed 22 AprilAt our first Don't Lose the Music night at Ministry of Sound from 9pm on Wednesday 22 April, we’ll have Above&Beyond headlining, The Viceroy, Ray Keith, We’re Not Cool and others supporting, a silent disco, tinnitus simulator and hearing protection available – all to show how you can enjoy a good night out without ruining your hearing.
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Don’t Lose the Music is a campaign run by deafness charity RNID. The campaign aim is to make sure music lovers know how, and why, to protect their hearing. www.dontlosethemusic.com
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A Silent Disco for the RNLICommuters to Waterloo Station had a surprise on Thursday morning as they were greeted by a Silent Disco as they ran to catch their trains or while on their way to work. SilentArena, working with the RNLI, helped set up this event as a way to fundraise for the charity, as well as getting people interested and more aware of the cause. With various DJ’s performing including Radio 1’s Scott Mills the event proved to be a success with plenty of people showing an interest and having a quick dance before rushing off to work. The RNLI is a charity run organisation that relies on donations to continue, it provides a service that runs around the clock to anyone around the UK and the republic of Ireland who find themselves in trouble at sea.
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The Big ReunionSilentArena perform in front of a sell out crowd at this winter’s Big Reunion. Set in Skegness, The Big Reunion is a “new wave winter festival”, gathering thousands of like-minded revellers to experience a weekend of parties, energy and diversity in themed arenas. Performing with many Dj’s including Judge Jules, Dave Pearce, Westwood, Slipmatt and Alex Zane as well as bands The Enemy and The Holloways, SilentArena’s Silent Disco was quoted as “probably the most unique promoter the Big Reunion has ever held, it was one hell of a party and mind glowingly funny. One thing is for sure Silent Arena will be invited back for 09 on this performance.” – Paul Little (Festival Director)
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Silent Night in Carnaby StreetSilentArena launches Christmas in Carnaby 2008 with Norman Jay. Carnaby epitomises cool music, edgy fashion and youth subcultures, so what better way to launch the Carnaby Christmas Decorations 2008 than inviting everyone to dance the night away to legendary DJ Norman Jay in the first winter wonderland silent disco. Taking place on Thursday 13th November, 5.30 – 6.30pm, ‘Silent Night’ will see keen dancers gather on Carnaby Street for this spectacular FREE event.
Carnaby will be transformed for the ‘Silent Night’: imagine thousands of cascading snowflakes and 13 giant snowmen suspended over the streets and a crowd of dancers boogying beneath. Paul Dart, designer from James Glancy Designs who has created the Carnaby Christmas Decorations 2008 says “The inspiration for this year’s decorations came from the childhood fantasy of a white Christmas and the delight in creating snowmen from the first fall of snow. By filling Carnaby with thousands of snowflakes I want to remind people of the magic and excitement of snow falling’.
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SilentArena in DubaiThis Autumn SilentArena; 9714 and Heineken will perform a series of Silent Discos in Dubai, introducing the concept to a whole new audience. Starting on 31st October 2008, and throughout autumn, Heineken & 9714 in conjunction with SilentArena, will present the clubbing experience that is taking the world by storm. The events will take place at various venues in Dubai, starting with Layali Tent, Mina a Salam Beach
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Dolly Rockers Music VidSilentArena help the Dolly Rockers in their new music video for "Je Suis Un Dolly". The Dolly Rockers are a return of music that’s bright (in both senses of the word), brash, slightly deranged but irresistibly catchy. We believe the big papers are calling it ‘wonky pop’. The Dolly Rockers themselves would probably call what they do ‘drunk disco’, but we’re not sure that’ll catch on. “Pop on their own terms” Along with bands like Alphabeat and The Ting Tings, Dolly Rockers belong to the generation who want pop back on their own terms.
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Student Tour 08This Autumn SilentArena will be performing a tour of UK and Irish Student Unions: including visits to Lampeter, Kingston, Paisley and Dublin to mention but a few. So if you’re a Fresher or a returning Student: look out for SilentArena this term.
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Don't Lose the Music"Take control, Go silent". SilentArena in association with RNID will be promoting the Don’t Lose the Music Campaign, which highlights the dangers of overexposure to excessively loud music. SilentArena have sourced help from the RNID and the World Health Organisation to ensure our levels are safer for everyone to enjoy.
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Worlds First Silent Battle of the BandsSilentArena are proud to present for the first time in history, two bands playing at the same time in the same room. 6 Bands will battle up against each other in Barfly, Cardiff.
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Silence at the Secret Garden PartySilentArena also introduced Silent Disco to the Secret Garden Party this year and following acts such as Cage the Elephant, Zero7 and Beans on Toast, kept the festival atmosphere going into the twilight hours in the Dance Rocks arena. Running until 6am in the morning, revellers we’re queuing out of the tent to experience the party environment and really make the most of their weekend.
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SilentArena Play Download Festival 2008SilentArena brought the Silent Disco experience to thousands of rockers at this year's Download Festival 2008. Download is Britain's biggest Rock festival showcasing acts such as The Offspring; Judas Priest and legendary rockers KISS. The Silent Disco saw out the festivities each evening at the event, playing music, taking photos and rocking til 2 am!
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The Point, Cardiff 02/05/2008SilentArena's monthly return to The Point in Cardiff this month generates even more interest than before as S4C's Bandit programme shines the spotlight on the concept of Silent Discos and gages the opinion of the Welsh Speaking clubbers. The silent discos have also been highlighted in Big Issue Cymru, The Western Mail and national newspaper The Guardian. SilentArena are fast becoming a favourite with Cardiff's clubbers as well as many students unions and other venues within and outside of the UK.
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