Afterparties | Corporate Events | City Events| Open Format Events
Yes! Each year I Personally DJ between about 28 weddings and 40 to 60 non-weddings. Too often, DJs place too many events on their schedule, placing greater emphasis on quantity than quality - I don't believe in that. When broken down, the time I put into a 6-hour wedding (including calls, preparation, and executing the event) comes to around 27 hours.
Several factors can affect the pricing for your event, including:
- Event date: Popular dates may come at a premium.
- Multiple equipment setups: Additional setups can increase costs.
- Location: Travel or non-local events may require extra fees.
Here’s how my pricing works: First and foremost, you’re paying for the DJ—me—which includes all the equipment necessary to bring your event vision to life (for local events). Any additional services or "extras" beyond the standard package will impact the price. If these extras require additional personnel for setup or operation, that cost will also be factored into the overall pricing.
- Deposit + signed contract
- For most events: a $750 Booking Fee, with the remaining balance due 3 weeks before the event
- If the event is outside of the state of Utah, the booking fee will be half of the total event price
An emcee is a crucial part of an event and its success. I am known for "light emceeing" - sticking to a direct and simple style. Examples include “Guests, it is now time to direct your attention to the stage!” or “It is my pleasure to introduce your speaker, John Smith!”
"My personal view is I would rather just be a DJ that directs the night with the music and the ocassional announcement with a little floor hype. If I didn't have to touch or speak into a mic I would be happy with that 😀 .
Having said this, I have no problems with making announcements that are information-based and direct to keep the evening running smoothly."
I think requests are a good way of getting those hidden bangers that weren't originally thought about. That being said, my process for most private events and weddings allows for you to get most, if not all, the requests taken care of before the event.
Depending on the vibes of the event/wedding, and each individual client's expectations or wishes, I can taylor my ability to take or not take requests on a per event basis.
Tailoring the event to you is the most important aspect of what I do as a DJ. After all, music is obviously important to you - why else would you be on the hunt for a DJ? Each event is different and music is always tailored to the client's desired atmosphere, vibes, and expectations. Many clients give a suggested list of music in addition to a smaller "must-play" list.
As an open-format DJ, my versatility allows for different genres and tailor each set to the vibe of the crowd. My style includes re-drums, mashups, and original tracks, spanning from the newest beats to timeless classics. I have a personal love for EDM, House, Disco, '80s, Pop, Top 40, and 2000s bangers, but my ultimate goal is to create a set that resonates with the unique energy of each event.
Currently, I'm in love with house music vibes. 2010's to current tech house.
Funny Fact: Did you know? There are over 60,000 songs uploaded daily on Spotify!? That is a lot of music and you don't need to hear lady gaga if you don't want to.
My Mixcloud has mixes from past events along with some studio mix sessions. Many have been performed live and are tailored to each client. You can also find raw footage from past events on my Portfolio Page.
My default is to play clean edits, but explicit versions can be used upon request. If they are requested, they will not be played in public spaces.
For local events, my base price includes:
- Date reservation -
- Custom DJ booth setup (Unless there are stairs.)
- Arrival at least 3 hours prior to guests
- Professional attire for the occasion
- Sound System
- Liability insurance
Great question! I may be a little biased because I am a DJ first; however, a fusion of DJ + Sax + Drummer can create a ton of value and provide the live performance aspect that you are looking for. Be sure to check out my blog post about this exact question!
Yes! I first charge a talent fee to take on the event like any other wedding or event I do. After that, the client is typically responsible for the hard costs such as production, flights, and other expenses. I will do all the work on finding you a production company.
This is one of the amazing things about my process. Let's face it - you are busy and probably have ten other vendors to work with. I've created a guide that accompanies my online forms which will help you stay organized and know what information you need to get to me. Then, we will work out the exact event details 14-16 days out from your event.
"Not every event is for me. I’m not here to dj 5 weddings in a week, week after week."
If someone is bragging about doing 5 weddings in a week, 5 weeks in a row, I suggest you RUN. ASK YOUR DJ HOW MANY WEDDINGS THEY DO A WEEK! If it's more than 2... They probably aren't going to give you the attention your weddings needs or deserves.
Yes. I can plug into the house video system or provide TVs myself.
I would love to work with your musicians and bands to provide the appropriate microphones and monitors they need. There is, however, an additional cost if monitors or specific microphones are requested.
I primarily serve the Salt Lake City and Park City areas, but I frequently travel to Zion National Park, Jackson, Wyoming, Page, Arizona, and Boise, Idaho. I’ve also worked in Florida and California, NY and am open to providing services across most of the United States. One of my favorite experiences was DJing on a cruise ship en route to the Bahamas.
I also have a bucket list of dream DJ destinations, including Hawaii, Cabo, New York City, and Paris.
I am passionate about working with people who are doing good in the community. I am trusted and paid by many organizations that host fundraisers from year to year and love partnering with them to make their events profitable. I love working at fundraisers, including galas, concerts, silent auctions, and dances.
Like any company, we are a for-profit business with hard costs required to make things happen. Please don't hesitate to reach out for your next event, but keep in mind that I do not provide free staging, lighting, sound, or DJ services. The most profitable fundraiser and non-profits we work with find value in impressing their donors with an entertainment experience worth every penny they spend.
This is a question I get often! While I can only be in one place at a time, I’ve built a trusted network of DJs to ensure you have the right fit for your event.These DJs aren’t chosen simply because they’re available, nor are they referred just to fill their schedules. I take the time to discuss what’s important to you—your music preferences, the vibe of your dance floor, and the overall vision for your event—before connecting you with a DJ who aligns with your needs.
For weddings, I typically refer you to someone I trust and allow you to work out the details directly with them, as each wedding is so unique. For corporate events, high school dances, or college events, I rely on experienced professionals in my network who specialize in these types of gatherings and have the skills to deliver an exceptional experience.
Yes! Me and my parent company Reeverb Entertainment LLC have worked with multiple exclusive artists and DJs for private gatherings, corporate events, and weddings. Whether you are traveling to Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, or other venues in Park City or the surrounding areas, quality equipment will be waiting for you. My DJ equipment is rider-friendly and includes brands like Pioneer DJ, Rane, QSC, Electro-Voice, DB Technology, RCF, LD, Chauvet, ADJ, Astera, and Martin.
This is a great question! I work with a variety of clients, including those who require signed NDAs or prefer me to "white label" my services. Some clients request that I refrain from taking or posting any video or photos from their event, and I always respect those agreements.
At your event, my primary focus is being your DJ. Any video content I capture is minimal—usually a quick snippet from my phone or footage from a 360 camera discreetly set up behind the booth and sound gear. This setup is unobtrusive and doesn’t require my attention throughout the evening.
When viewing the videos I share, please keep in mind two things:
- The footage is often raw, as my main priority is providing the DJ experience you hired me for.
- Many of the videos I post are shared by clients, photographers, or videographers, sometimes months after the event.
If you prefer that no video or photos be taken at your event, simply let me know—I’ll always honor your preferences and any non-disclosure agreements in place.
This is a great question. I do not speak any other language. However, I work with clients from all over the world and because of the process I've created, it makes it easy to add multi-cultural music into my mixes.
