Do you have a Terms of Service for usage of this website?
Yes, we do. Our policy is located here
Yes, we do. Our policy is located here
Yes, we do. Our policy is located here.
We do carry DJ liability insurance through Penn-Star Insurance for all contracted events. We can provide clients a certificate upon request for their event. We recommend that the client or venue owner also carry insurance for their event. If necessary, you can purchase one day event insurance very inexpensively at websites like https://www.theeventhelper.com/. [...]
Our regular service area is 50 miles from our home base which is located in Noblesville. We generally have a maximum range of 150 miles. However, no matter where your event is, we can come to you; just contact us and we can work it out.
Typically, we arrive 2-2.5 hours before the event start time, depending on how much equipment is required for the event. Our tear down time after the event is usually around 1-2 hours. Unlike some other DJ’s, we don’t not charge extra for set up and tear down time.
Our first priority is to play music from a list you provide and then fill in other event appropriate music. We will take requests unless you do not want us to do so.
Start planning early and avoid the headaches. As for booking with us, we can book events 1 or more years in advance. We recommend that you contact us as early as 1 year before you event but not later than 3 weeks, if possible. Weddings, should be booked at least 6+ months in advance. However, if [...]
Our professional DJs typically wear business casual (polo and slacks) to events unless otherwise informed by our client. However, for weddings, our DJs normally wear shirt and tie.
We leave this up to our clients to let us know when we’re planning the event. As a general rule it is a nice gesture for service-based personnel to be tipped if you have received service that pleases you. We seem to typically be offered between $1 and $5 for song requests, and if our [...]
We play the radio edit versions of songs, which are normally the “cleanest” versions available (as opposed to the original albums, which are often laced with profanity). Despite having the cleaner versions of songs, many parents find particular songs inappropriate. When playing for groups with children, we will self-censor to a level we think is [...]