Utah's Original Silent Disco Company
Quiet Groove :: Utah’s Silent Disco Event Specialists
What is Quiet Groove?
Quiet Groove is Utah’s first locally owned and operated silent disco company. Founded in Salt Lake City in 2018 by DJs Rob Ferre (Life of the Party) and Jake Russell (High Rise Audio), we have been bringing the silent disco experience to events across Utah and the surrounding region ever since.
We are not a national company shipping headphones from a warehouse across the country. We are not an agency booking someone else’s equipment. Quiet Groove is the original — two Salt Lake City DJs who built this from scratch, show up in person, and have been doing it longer than anyone else in Utah.
How does it work?
Each guest receives a wireless headset with up to three channels and independent volume control. Colored LED lights on the headphones show which channel everyone around you is tuned into — so the dance floor comes alive visually, even when it’s completely silent to the outside world.
You can rent our headsets and run it yourself, or hire us for full turnkey service with live DJs. Either way, we make it simple.
What type of events do you work?
Wedding After Parties • Bar and Bat Mitzvahs • Corporate Conferences and Trade Shows • Destination Management Company Events • Expo Breakout Sessions • Outdoor Festivals and Community Events • Hotel Events with Noise Ordinances • Elementary and School Dance Parties • Yoga and Fitness Classes • Fundraising Galas • Kids’ Parties • Multilingual Conferences • Mobile Dance Parties
When does Quiet Groove make the most sense?
Here is how we most often get the call:
The venue has a noise curfew — but the party is not ready to stop. Whether it is a noise ordinance at an outdoor venue, a hotel curfew at 10 PM, or a tent reception with neighbors nearby, we transition the music from the speakers to the headsets seamlessly. The room stays alive. The party continues. No one feels like the night ended early.
You want something your guests have genuinely never experienced. Silent disco is still a wow moment. People step onto what looks like a quiet dance floor and within minutes they are singing along and dancing harder than they would have at a traditional party.
You need contained sound in a specific space. Breakout stages at expos, vendor booths, multilingual conferences, school dances, yoga workshops — these are situations where a speaker system creates problems and headsets solve them.
SUCCESS STORIES
event type: BAR MITZVAH
location: BLUE SKY RANCH, UTAH
At a recent Bar Mitzvah we handed out the wireless headsets to all the kids while they were eating dinner. They bobbing their heads and singing to their own groove unbeknownst to the adults. This created a unique experience for them because they could now have their own songs playing without the adults telling the DJ to turn down the music or switch from playing rap music.
event type: WEDDING AFTER PARTY
event type: THE GRAND AMERICA, SALT LAKE CITY
We DJed a wedding in an open courtyard at a hotel where there was a noise ordinance at 9:30 PM. At 9:15 PM we slowly transitioned the music from the speakers to the headsets. As guests started putting on their headsets the music was turned down and completely off by 9:30 PM. At this point the guests that weren’t dancing wanted to be a part of the fun and put on the headsets and started dancing including the Governor of the state! We had people dancing and grooving who wouldn’t have danced otherwise.
event type: CORPORATE TELETHON
venue: PRIMARY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, SALT LAKE CITY
Quiet Groove used the headsets at Primary Children’s Hospital for KSL’s annual Telethon. All the radio personalities wore them to hear the station feed for cues and each other when on mic. Everyone loved them, plus, they look stylish while on the air!
