Isaac Cooremans performing with Felix And Fingers Dueling Pianos at Google Austin - West 2nd Street in Austin, TexasOn October 29, 2026, Felix And Fingers brought a lively dose of Halloween spirit to a corporate event at Google Austin – West 2nd Street in Austin, Texas. The afternoon celebration transformed the office atmosphere into a festive pre-Halloween sendoff, complete with creative costumes, themed décor, food, and nearly two hours of high-energy dueling pianos.

The event struck the perfect balance for a workplace party: upbeat, interactive, and polished enough for a corporate setting while still giving employees room to laugh, sing, and enjoy a well-earned break. With staff preparing for an afternoon off after the festivities, the timing could not have been better.

A Halloween Party With Serious Austin Energy

From the moment Felix And Fingers arrived at the Google campus, the experience felt memorable. The team was welcomed by accommodating staff who helped guide them through the large tower and into the event space. Once the pianos were set and the room began to fill, the buzz was immediate.

The celebration featured all the ingredients of a standout corporate Halloween party. Employees enjoyed festive decorations, face painting, tarot readings, and a self-serve dining hall that added to the relaxed, social atmosphere. The food setup gave guests a chance to mingle before and during the music, keeping the flow casual and inviting.

Costumes were a major part of the fun. Nearly half the employees arrived dressed for the occasion, turning the room into a colorful mix of characters, clever ideas, and Halloween creativity. Felix And Fingers performers joined in as well, with one dressed as Batman and the other as a pirate, making the entertainment feel fully integrated into the theme rather than simply staged in the background.

As guests gathered in the cafeteria-style event space, the party quickly found its rhythm. Some employees grabbed front-row seats near the pianos, ready to engage with the performers from the start. That close connection between audience and musicians is exactly where dueling pianos shine, especially in a corporate environment where participation can turn a simple gathering into a shared experience.

From “Thriller” to 90s Hip-Hop: Requests Kept the Room Moving

With so many activities happening throughout the Halloween party, Felix And Fingers provided the musical thread that tied the afternoon together. The performers filled the room with upbeat songs, classic holiday favorites, and crowd requests that reflected the range of musical tastes in attendance.

The request list covered an impressive spread, from 90s hip-hop to classic country. That variety helped keep the show fresh, giving different groups in the room a moment to hear something they loved. For a corporate event, this kind of flexibility is key: the music can shift with the audience, adjust to the energy in the room, and make every guest feel like part of the show.

One standout moment came with “Thriller,” a Halloween classic that fit the theme perfectly. It gave the room a familiar, spooky-season anthem and added to the festive mood already created by the costumes and décor. Songs like that work especially well at themed events because they give guests an easy entry point for singing along, clapping, and leaning into the celebration.

Another memorable highlight was a corporate-friendly version of “Baby Got Back,” delivered with a playful hint of Batman vocals. It was the kind of moment that captured what Felix And Fingers does best: take familiar songs, read the room, keep things appropriate for the occasion, and still make the performance feel spontaneous and hilarious.

The Front-Row Waldos Became the Stars of the Show

Among the many costumes in the room, one group quickly became a focal point: a table of about five or six Waldos seated right in front of the pianos. They were there from the beginning, fully engaged, singing along, and giving the performers plenty of opportunities for quick jokes and playful crowd interaction.

Seeing so many Waldos gathered in one place was an easy comedy win, and Felix And Fingers made the most of it without ever losing the musical momentum. The performers riffed on the theme, the Waldos played along, and the front-row energy helped set the tone for the rest of the room. In dueling pianos, a responsive table can become a spark that encourages everyone else to loosen up and participate.

That guest interaction was one of the reasons the event worked so well. Rather than simply performing at the crowd, Felix And Fingers performed with the crowd. The result was a show that felt personalized to Google Austin – West 2nd Street, the Halloween theme, and the employees in the room.

By the end of the nearly two-hour performance, the afternoon had delivered exactly what a great corporate event should: connection, laughter, memorable moments, and a soundtrack that kept the energy high. For companies in Austin considering entertainment that can adapt to a themed party, a workplace celebration, or a full-scale corporate gathering, dueling pianos offer a rare mix of live music, comedy, and audience participation.

Felix And Fingers was proud to help bring the Halloween spirit to Google Austin – West 2nd Street, and the team would love to create that same kind of interactive celebration for another event. To book Felix And Fingers Dueling Pianos for a corporate party, private event, or venue celebration, call (800) 557-4196 today—and be sure to share this blog post with anyone planning an unforgettable event in Austin.

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Isaac Cooremans

Pianist/Former Professional Skateboarder

Isaac was simple kind of kid. He loved all the normal things like books and climbing trees. One day, he just finished climbing the tallest oak tree he could find in the local park, and was approached by Tom Brady. Yes, THE…


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VenueGoogle AustinAddress601 W 2nd St
Austin, Texas 78701