The Beatbox Collective have captivated audiences across the globe. BBC World News honored them as “the new rockstars of the music world” following a viral performance. Chris Evans, during TFI Friday’s 20th anniversary special exclaimed, “How amazing was that? That was unbelievable.”

Since their formation at Shambala Festival in 2012, The Beatbox Collective has rapidly ascended to prominence, earning the title of World Beatbox Champions in 2015. With over 15 years of experience, they have graced prestigious events ranging from Glastonbury Festival to SXSW in Austin, USA. Their performances have dazzled at high-profile occasions such as charity events at Sotheby’s, the BFI Gala, and Google’s Christmas Party. They are also renowned for their corporate team-building sessions at venues like Stamford Bridge and Wembley Stadium even teaching the entire ITV staff how to beatbox.

Featured on numerous radio and television shows, The Beatbox Collective have taught countless celebrities in the art of beatboxing and they have also educated over one million people in the UK through the extraordinary Young Voices arena concerts and their multiple-year tour performances.

This is an experience for all audiences, giving the understanding of what can be done with just musical minds and microphones and pushing the boundaries of the human vocals.