Dance outbreaks are spontaneous episodes where groups of people engage in coordinated dancing, often in public spaces. These events can occur without prior planning and may involve various styles of dance. They can be triggered by music, social gatherings, or cultural celebrations, creating a sense of community and joy among participants. Historically, dance outbreaks have been documented in different cultures, sometimes referred to as dance epidemics. One famous example is the dancing plague of 1518 in Strasbourg, where many people danced uncontrollably for days. Such phenomena highlight the powerful connection between music, movement, and social interaction.