无声迪斯科活动正在澳大利亚各地吸引大量参与者。[1]参与者通过无线耳机接收来自三个不同DJ频道的音乐，可根据喜好实时切换频道，其中蓝色频道播放80年代音乐、红色频道播放90年代音乐、绿色频道播放2000年代音乐。[1]Amazing Silent Discos公司是在澳大利亚运营此类活动规模最大的组织者，在美国、英国和澳大利亚均有业务。[1]该公司在澳大利亚吸引超过1000名参与者，其中悉尼Vivid期间的单场活动参加人数超过2000人。[1]
活动通常从晚间6时30分举办至9时30分。[1]Amazing Silent Discos总监Tom Gay表示"无声迪斯科自2000年代初期就已存在"。[1]该公司计划扩展业务范围，将在北领地、北昆州和新西兰举办更多活动，下一轮活动还将加入70年代迪斯科经典音乐。[1]堪培拉参与者Katherine Stanton在两年内参加了当地的每一场无声迪斯科活动，并曾前往悉尼、布里斯班参加更多活动。[1]
Silent discos are gaining popularity throughout Australia, with participants using wireless headphones to listen to music from three different DJ channels organized by era.[1] The channels are color-coded, with blue representing 1980s hits, red for 1990s tracks, and green for 2000s music, allowing attendees to switch between stations according to their preference.[1] Events typically run from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.[1]
Amazing Silent Discos, the company organizing these events, has expanded the concept across multiple countries including the United States and the United Kingdom, with Australia emerging as a major market.[1] The company attracted more than 1,000 participants across Australia, with over 2,000 people attending a single event during Sydney's Vivid festival.[1] According to Tom Gay, director of Amazing Silent Discos, "Silent discos have been around since the early 2000s."[1] The organization is planning to expand further into Australia's Northern Territory and North Queensland, as well as into New Zealand, with upcoming events featuring 1970s disco classics.[1] Some enthusiasts have demonstrated their dedication to the trend; Katherine Stanton has attended every silent disco event held in Canberra over a two-year period and has also traveled to Sydney and Brisbane for additional events.[1]