A goofy, high-energy music extravaganza that gets people moving and turns chaos into cardio.

Chuck Norris and Richard Simmons crashed a Weird Al / They Might Be Giants concert.
Within a few songs, the room is usually full of dancing, bubble-chasing, lyric-screaming kids showing off increasingly questionable ninja skills and absolutely no interest in standing still.
POV of a Karate Dance Party Show

My college self was convinced I'd be an alt-country heartbreaker. I played in bar bands for years — until I came home after a late gig one night, started noodling a riff that sounded vaguely pirate-y, and accidentally wrote a song about a pirate and a robot battling on Mars.
That was 15 years ago. It was the beginning of something I did not see coming.
I went on to front a kindie group called The Que Pastas. Then COVID hit — aka The Weird Years — and I started playing Zoom shows under the name Karate Dance Party, writing original movement songs designed to keep kids genuinely engaged for a full 45 minutes. When the world came back, I kept going. Turns out there's nothing quite like watching a room full of kids completely lose it in the best way possible.
That's still the whole point.
— Mr. Gene
Original movement songs, thousands of bubbles, and 500+ shows worth of highly specialized kid-chaos research.






A high-energy, fully interactive birthday experience for ages 3–8. This isn't a sit-and-watch show — every kid becomes part of the action from the first song to the final cheer.
Birthday Package
$300
Travel within most of DFW included. Custom birthday song available as an add-on.
Available for birthdays, schools, festivals, libraries, camps, and family events.