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Richard Enion, Midlands-based drummer and entrepreneur from near Burton upon Trent, shares his inspiring story on The Variety Show with host Adam Sternberg. From a school assembly spark to pro bands, Caribbean gigs, and launching large-scale corporate drumming workshops—Richard turns percussion into structured, high-energy experiences that foster real team connection, active listening, collaboration, stress relief, and lasting morale boosts. Professionally facilitated, inclusive, and proven over 18+ years—no musical background required!

It’s been an incredible year so far — thousands of people have joined our DTB Drumming Team Building experiences across the UK, and we’re gearing up for an exciting final quarter with events in Central London, York, Reading, Coventry, Essex, and beyond.

We’ve loved seeing so many teams come back for repeat sessions — from small leadership workshops to huge 400+ conferences! If you’ve already booked us this year, thank you. And if you’re considering bringing the energy and connection of DTB Drumming to your next event, we’d be honoured to join you.

See what we’ve been up to on Instagram or LinkedIn, or get in touch today to book your event before the year ends.

Not everyone loves team building — especially after past awkward experiences. But our drumming team building sessions consistently win over even the most skeptical team members. With decades of experience, powerful facilitation, and a deeply human approach, we turn resistance into rhythm, and disconnection into unity.

Why group drumming beats the usual away-day activities: the science of rhythm and teamwork, and how it turns a group of colleagues into a connected team.

An energising, inclusive drumming session that turns any group into one rhythm ensemble in minutes, with no musical experience needed.

A quick reel of recent drumming team building events: plenty of drums, energy and smiles.

Prioritising Employee Mental Health to Drive Wellbeing and Business Success

As we step into a new year, the spotlight on workplace wellbeing continues to grow brighter—and for good reason. Prioritising employee mental health is no longer a "nice-to-have" but a fundamental business strategy. The link between mental wellness, employee engagement, and overall business success has never been clearer. Companies that invest in mental health initiatives foster more motivated, productive teams while reducing costs related to absenteeism, turnover, and lost productivity.

As 2025 begins, many businesses are looking for innovative ways to energise their teams and set the tone for a successful year. One of the most engaging and impactful options is drumming team building. This unique activity combines creativity, collaboration, and fun, making it an unforgettable experience for any team. Here’s why drumming team building could be the perfect way to start the year for your company.

Feedback has been fantastic and it was an awesome start to the event. The way the whole hour was delivered was excellent; from the impactful entrance through to the finale, which we totally nailed!!

We labelled that hour as an energiser and it absolutely was. post the break Sarah and I went to stage to officially launch the event and the atmosphere was electric.

Around 60 people who were nervous about ‘team building’ found it was nothing like they expected. One sponsor called it the best activity he’d ever done.

A 39-person company away day, booked by a manager who had worked with us before and brought us in again for her new team. They’re “still talking about it”.

The curtains were then pulled back and our team drummed to open the interactive drumming team building experience! Four of us swiftly handed out the instruments while our lead facilitator began the interactive part. Total duration - one hour. Result - high energy drumming spectacle with all 110 of the company drumming their hearts out!

A four-part series bringing a whole company back together, a quarter of the staff at a time, including those convinced they wouldn’t enjoy it.

A surprise one-hour drumming session for 50 people in Leeds, bringing a growing team back together after a day of PowerPoint.

150 employees together for the first time in almost two years, plus new starters, in a high-energy session built around togetherness.

Our drumming team building session with the Dragons from Dragons’ Den: around a decade ago, and still a brilliant day to remember.