OK so you have probably all heard of the saying "I'm going to tear up the dance floor" or "cutting a rug?" and I am sure you all hope your DJ will "Tear things up" especially when it comes to blowing the roof off the building. In my experience my clients want a DJ who can keep the party rocking all night and keep people dancing. It is not the sole purpose for hiring a DJ but usually a key factor in the decision is to ensure the DJ can fill up a dance floor with guests and then keep it full. Nobody wants a DJ who turns the dance floor to ice or makes it a no go zone, This weekend I played three events and the dance-floor on all events was literally torn to pieces. It actually has the potential to be dangerous so if you hire m
y services please ask your hotel or facility to ensure they secure the dance floor correctly to the floor, make them jump up and down on it repeatedly and try to force it apart. They will need to lock it down because I will bring the PARTY to you if you want me to! Then again of course if you want a low key event or one where there is not much dancing or fun you may wish to look for another company talk to you soonRichard Barker
