DJs
A DJ is the cheapest way to change how a room behaves. The right one reads what's in front of them and adjusts; the wrong one plays their set regardless.
What booking a DJ does for your night
It holds people in the building. A room with a DJ in it turns over more slowly. Punters stay for another round rather than moving on at half eleven. That's the whole commercial case, and it's why a Thursday DJ often pays for itself before midnight.
It sets the pace without you having to manage it. A DJ who knows the job will start under the conversation, lift through the evening and read when the room wants to be pushed. You shouldn't have to send anyone over to ask them to turn it down or bring it up.
It's the lowest-friction booking on this list. One person, one controller, no stage, no changeover, no get-in beyond a parking space. If the night is uncertain, a new midweek slot or a soft opening, a DJ is the version of live entertainment you can try without committing the room to it.
More than one DJ
There isn't a single DJ behind this page. There's a roster of them, and they're not interchangeable. A DJ who runs a Saturday club floor is the wrong booking for a Thursday food-led bar, and the one who's ideal for a hotel thirtieth would empty a late licence. What you're actually buying from us is the matching, not the name.
So we ask about the room before we suggest anyone: capacity, what time it fills, what your crowd is drinking and what went wrong last time. Then we come back with two or three who genuinely fit, with what each one costs, rather than sending whoever is free.
What you can book
Residency
The same DJ, the same night, every week. They learn your room.
Weekend cover
Friday and Saturday, open format, matched to your crowd.
One-off
A single night. A launch, a party, a bank holiday.
Genre sets
House, disco, R&B, chart, Irish, booked to a brief.
What it needs from your room
- Space
- A booth or a table. No stage required.
- Power
- Two standard sockets.
- Sound
- Works off house sound in most rooms; brings their own controller.
- Set-up
- Twenty minutes before doors in most venues.
Every quote names the act and a cover act of the same format and fee, agreed before the contract is signed.
Tell us the room and the date.
Five fields. We'll come back with what fits and what it costs. Not a brochure.