Here’s a question for you: What does a ‘silent disco’ sound like? Well, if you head down to Gatineau next Saturday, you can experience that unique setting for yourself at the Canadian Museum of History! For those who aren’t aware of this new concept, a trio of DJ’s are on stage, all of whom are playing their own cup of tea. You put on some wireless headphones and sing along to the tune of your choosing, but nobody else can hear what you hear. Silent Discos In Incredible Places, a company based in the United Kingdom, is taking things one step further – hosting these gatherings inside the world’s most iconic cathedrals and museums. Huw Joseph, who directs the operations, joins CFRA’s Andrew Pinsent from London (England).

<p>Here&rsquo;s a question for you: What does a &lsquo;silent disco&rsquo; sound like? Well, if you head down to Gatineau next Saturday, you can experience that unique setting for yourself at the Canadian Museum of History! For those who aren&rsquo;t aware of this new concept, a trio of DJ&rsquo;s are on stage, all of whom are playing their own cup of tea. You put on some wireless headphones and sing along to the tune of your choosing, but nobody else can hear what you hear. Silent Discos In Incredible Places, a company based in the United Kingdom, is taking things one step further &ndash; hosting these gatherings inside the world&rsquo;s most iconic cathedrals and museums. Huw Joseph, who directs the operations, joins CFRA&rsquo;s Andrew Pinsent from London (England).</p>