Our delegates walked away from the session on a high and were still buzzing well into the evening. It was a great fit for the closing of our conference.
— Cherie Perceval, Family Day Care Australia

They might look simple — colourful tubes that you hit together to produce a note — but Groove Tubes create one of the most powerful team dynamics we've ever seen in a corporate setting. Within minutes, groups that arrived as individuals are functioning as a tightly coordinated ensemble, and the lessons for the workplace are impossible to ignore.

Here's how it works: participants are divided into four colour-coded groups, each responsible for producing their own distinct note. No single group can make music alone — the full soundscape only emerges when every group plays their part at the right time. It's a living, breathing demonstration of how interdependent teams really are.

Why event planners love Groove Tubes:

Unlike drumming, Groove Tubes require no percussion experience whatsoever and involve no heavy equipment. They're ideal for indoor venues with space restrictions, for groups where physical ability varies, or as a dynamic alternative when you want something a little different. Sessions can incorporate a strong leadership component, with groups working independently to develop their section before coming together for the full performance.

The outcomes speak for themselves. Groove Tube sessions consistently produce the "aha moment" that team building is supposed to deliver — the moment when a group truly understands that their collective output is far greater than the sum of their parts. It's joyful, it's energising, and it leaves people genuinely buzzing.

Perfect for conference closers, interdepartmental alignment sessions, leadership workshops, and any event where you want engagement that goes beyond the surface.

Available across Sydney, Melbourne, and nationwide. Enquire today.

Duration:
30 - 40 minutes recommended

Min/Max Pax:   
8 - unlimited

Ideal for:
Leadership workshops, Interdepartmental alignment, Sessions where drum distribution isn't possible

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Highlight of the experience? The activity where we were encouraged to break off into 4 groups to work on a rhythmic song. The feedback we have received from the participants is they absolutely loved it!
— Rebecca Lo, Customer Owned Banking Association