Let’s define your party.

Every quote has two parts. The talent is Joe's time on the music and the mic. The production is what your room needs: speakers, subwoofer, and lighting, sized to the space.

If your venue or AV company already provides sound, you are booking the talent only, and your quote reflects that. If the room is empty, Joe brings production sized to it.

Bring your budget to the call and Joe will tell you honestly what it covers.

It varies more than people expect. Some dates are reserved months ahead, and others come together in the final two weeks.

If your date matters to you, reach out as soon as you know it. If you are working on short notice, say so in the form, and Joe will tell you fast whether the date is workable.

It starts with the call, so Joe can scope the event and you can both tell whether it is the right fit.

From there, a deposit reserves your date exclusively. The balance and any production are laid out in your agreement.

Yes, he does! He has performed out-of-town and out-of-state many times. And he loves to travel, too!

Talk to him to learn more!

Often, yes. Plenty of hotels, ballrooms, and clubs have house systems that are right for the room.

Joe will ask what your venue provides, review the specs, and plug into the house system when it does the job. You are booking the talent, and your quote reflects that.

If the house system cannot cover what your night actually needs, he will tell you what to add rather than let the room sound thin.

Smoothly, and it is a common setup at galas and conferences.

Joe advances the technical details directly with your production lead before the event: what he needs at the booth, how his sound reaches the room, and who is handling microphones for the program. On the night, he runs his set on their system, so nobody is troubleshooting during your event.

Everything the room needs. Speakers and a subwoofer sized to your space and your headcount, microphones for announcements and speeches, uplighting and dance lighting where you want them, and multi-zone sound when the night moves between areas.

Estates, showrooms, and rooftops usually fall here. Joe scopes the production from your room, not from a package menu.

Yes. Multi-zone sound is available when your event moves between areas, so a cocktail space and a main room can each have their own level and their own feel instead of sharing one set of speakers pointed at the middle.

Uplighting to set the color and mood of the room, and dance lighting for when the floor opens.

Cold sparklers are available for a moment worth marking, subject to your venue's approval.

Lighting is quoted with the rest of your production, sized to the space.

Yes, DJ MOJOE carries liability insurance with a coverage value of $2,000,000, and certificates of insurance are provided to your venue's specification on request.

If your company needs more than that to set him up as a vendor, a W-9 and formal invoicing are standard. Bring your requirements to the call and they get handled.

For corporate events he is typically on site about two hours before doors: set up, tested, and sound-checked before your first guest arrives, and dressed to fit the event.

If your venue has a specific load-in window, or your program starts earlier than the room opens, that gets worked out in planning.

Yes. Clean versions and clean edits are available across the library.

Tell Joe the tone of the room and the set stays inside it. What fits a holiday party is different from what fits a product launch or an awards night, and that is exactly what the planning conversation is for.

Yes. DJ MOJOE makes the announcements, leads the evening's program, hosts games, and hypes the crowd when that is what the room wants. Taking both roles means the music and the microphone are working toward the same thing all night.

How much of that your event needs is worth talking through. Some rooms want a host driving the program, and others want the music carried with announcements kept clean and short. Joe will tell you honestly which one he thinks your event calls for.

Yes. Joe has DJed many fundraisers, from seated programs to casino nights, and the first thing he reads is the goal of the night: a casino night wants a different energy than an awards dinner.

He keeps the music carrying the room, introduces your speakers, and makes the announcements that keep guests oriented. When you have a professional auctioneer, Joe works alongside them so the room is warm when the ask comes.

Past fundraiser clients include Paw Works and Boys Hope Girls Hope.

Yes. Send the run of show from your planner or your production team, and Joe works to it: the cues he owns, the handoffs, and the moments where the room needs to be quiet.

If you do not have one yet, he will help build the flow with you during planning.

You'll be given access to his app, where you can fill in information such as names, song choices, and other personalized details to ensure DJ MOJOE knows exactly what you want at your event.

Meetings with DJ MOJOE average a total of 2. The first goes over any questions you have and brainstorms ideas to make your event even more fun and personalized. The second is your Event Overview meeting, normally 2 to 5 days before your date, where you finalize the flow of the evening, music, names, and other important information.

Fortunately, DJ MOJOE hasn't had any instance of his equipment breaking, but if it does, he knows how to troubleshoot and fix the problem. He only uses premium equipment at his events and tests everything out before the event starts to prevent such occurrences.

He has also made it to 100% of his events. If there's ever any situation that may hinder him from performing, he will notify you right away. He's also associated with top, reliable DJ companies who can substitute for him, and DJ MOJOE will pass any planning information and music to them.