Out Of This World Entertainment

Your DJ will act as your event planner to completely design and coordinate your event with you ahead of time, so all you need to do during the event is relax, dance, and enjoy yourself! With our experience and expertise, we will ensure that your event is memorable and flows smoothly. For instance, your Disc Jockey will coordinate with your photographer, to assure that you get the best photo opportunities for your photo album. Your DJ also coordinates with your videographer and banquet hall so that everyone involved with your event knows exactly what is happening at all times. Have another question about your event coordination? Call, text, or email today.

You bet. I am there to perform any master of ceremony duties and to keep the music and fun going. Have a specific question about your announcements? Call, text, or email today.

It’s up to you! Normally, we wear a suit for formal events. If you want us to wear something more casual, we can. We always make every reasonable attempt to accommodate your code of dress. For instance, if you want us to wear a costume for your costume party, we will. We will ask you what you want us to wear. It would look ridiculous for us to show up to a casual beach party in a tux, so let us know. Some options are Black Tuxedo, Black Suit, Shirt and Tie, “Business Casual,” golf style shirt, Hawaiian shirt and shorts, giant gorilla suit…. Whatever. We do not charge extra for formal wear as opposed to casual (some DJs do, so be sure to ask)… but we will probably charge more for that gorilla suit idea.

Whether you want a conservative DJ or an outgoing Interactive DJ, it’s your choice. By default, we’re only as interactive as necessary to keep your guest having an incredible time on the dance floor. Even at our most outgoing level, we still remain totally professional and not “Cheesy” or “Corny”. We do not take the spotlight from the guest of honor, but rather “enhance” your event with interactive activities. Simply put, we are interactive in a “classy” way.

A huge complaint of bands and DJs is that they play music too loud. It doesn’t have to be that way! During cocktail and dinner hours our speakers will be positioned so the sound fills the room at a comfortable level. When dancing starts, the speakers will be repositioned for max sound coverage on the dance floor and minimum sound exposure through the rest of the banquet room. So, on the dance floor, the music will be at a very comfortable, yet exciting level for dancing. Throughout the rest of the room, the music will be predominant so that your guests can have a conversation without screaming! If you want the music softer, we’ll play it softer. If you want it louder, we’ll play it louder. One of the problems some DJ companies have is that they control the music and the volume from behind the speakers so they only hear about 30% of the volume that the guests hear. We take time during the event to check the sound from other places in the room to ensure that the volume is “just right".

Definitely! If you tell us not to play a specific song, rest assured that “It will not be played.”

Usually staying longer is not a problem. If no later performance is scheduled and the reception facility will allow it, I’ll be glad to stay at my current overtime rate.

Absolutely. Our contract is straightforward and written in plain English so that you can understand the terms before signing. With our contract, you can have a peace of mind knowing that there will be no surprises or hidden extra charges. We will also give you a copy of the contract for your records.

Yes. We require a reservation fee to reserve your date. Often we get a number of requests for the same date and time, especially for Friday and Saturday evenings. The reservation fee ensures that we have a committed event and we know when to start to turn away other events looking for that same date.

Experience. A very important ability of a good DJ is to “read the crowd,” and keep things within boundaries previously set in our planning meetings. We like to incorporate a wide variety of music for all ages at the party. Being able to pace your event and provide the right song at the right moment is more important than you might think! For example, knowing when to switch from 70’s disco to 80’s retro, knowing when to put on a slow song or your favorite beach songs to dance the night away. This is important to keep everyone interested until the last dance. Knowing the order and style in which the songs should be played and the way songs should be mixed together in order to keep the event flowing smoothly is also important.