The event, already popular in countries such as The Netherlands, Australia, South Africa and Finland is coming to the UK, hoped to unite the hearing and hearing impaired in an impressive array of sensory delights. 
The attractions, held at Indig02 (The O2) Saturday 8 October will include a vibrating dance floor, ‘aroma jockeys’ who will pump the air full of different scents to accompany the music as well as singing dancers who interpret tracks for the hearing impaired club goers.  There will be a host of other non-audio sensory stimulation on offer to augment the music, including hair dressers, masseurs and make-up artists.
Deaf rapper Signmark from Finland, who uses sign language to communicate his lyrics, will be on set as well as DJ Chinaman from the long-running Deaf Rave.
The event at IndigO2 at the O2 arena in London is organised by an eight-strong team of deaf and hearing-impaired young people. They are hoping to attract 1,500 people, aged between 18 and 35, in October.
The director of the British show, Nienke van der Peet, said there was still a lot of misunderstanding surrounding deaf people.
"The idea is to bring people together because still today some people can be a little frightened by deaf people. Even older people can still refer to people with no hearing as being deaf and dumb. But the idea of this night is to show that deaf people can be just as cool and fun as hearing people," she said.

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