Our story
Just a group of friends who love K-pop dance.
Outlaws started as a few people learning choreography together at the Jugendhaus Mamer. We're still exactly that — an informal, non-profit crew, not a professional company.
Group story
How we got started
Mika started Outlaws in 2024 with a handful of friends who wanted an excuse to learn K-pop choreography together. We found a regular spot at the Jugendhaus Mamer, and it grew from there — a few more people joined, we started filming our covers properly, and now there are ten of us.
We're not affiliated with any label, agency or artist, and we don't take ourselves too seriously. It's a hobby we happen to be pretty committed to.
What we're about
A place to dance without the pressure.
We want training at the Jugendhaus to be the highlight of someone's week — not a chore. No auditions to get in the door, no strict standard to meet. Just people who enjoy this, dancing together.
How a cover comes together
Learn it, practise it, film it.
We pick a song together, break down the choreo over a few sessions, and once it feels right, film it at the Jugendhaus. Nothing fancy — just us, a phone camera, and a lot of retakes.
What we care about
Our Values
Teamwork
Every cover is a group effort, not one person's spotlight.
Confidence
We'd rather cheer each other on than compete.
Creativity
The original choreo is just a starting point.
Inclusivity
Any age, background or experience level is welcome.
Questions