Okkerse claims his company "created Silent Disco in 2002" and its site does have photos from such events going back to at least 2003. in the legend of silent disco" because they started "stille disco" events in 2002. Dutch DJs Nico Okkerse and Michael Minton have been described as "the pioneers.
In the Netherlands, the traveling arts and culture festival De Parade already featured a "stille disco" earlier, for example in 2003. In recent years Silent Events has presented Bonaroo's Silent Disco. The term "silent disco" has been in existence since at least 2005 with Bonnaroo Music Festival advertising such an event that year with DJ’s Motion Potion, Quickie Mart and DJ medi4 and headphones provided by KOSS. This performance was repeated the following year (2004) at the Chicago Cultural Center. Duguid threw a second dance party at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago the following year, entitled Dueling DJs where two DJS simultaneously spun two separate musical transmissions various wireless headsets that audience members put on and danced to. a silent dance party at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago where she created an outdoor club installation complete with velvet ropes and glow rope in which a DJ spun a transmission to wireless headsets that audience members put on and danced to. In May 2002 artist Meg Duguid hosted Dance with me. In May 2000, BBC Live Music held a "silent gig" at Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff, where the audience listened to a band, Rocketgoldstar, and various DJs through headphones. A 1920 "radiophone dance" held by an Atlanta social club: participants danced wearing earphones to music transmitted from a band across town.
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