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A good DJ reads the room before choosing the next song. Some keep it smooth and background through dinner, others build to high-energy sets with house, hip hop and retro anthems once the floor fills.
DJs on this page cover the inner north, the Inner South, Woden, Weston Creek, Belconnen, Gungahlin and Tuggeranong, and several also hold the microphone for formalities.
Points worth comparing before you choose:
If you want live music for part of the night, a covers band can play a set with the DJ filling the rest, and a photo booth gives guests something to do between songs.

Some do. It suits a wedding or work party where you want a live moment without a band; ask how many live breaks are included and where they sit in the night.
Many DJs double as MCs, introducing speakers and calling up each presenter. Confirm it is part of the quote and send them names and the running order beforehand.
Throwbacks from the guest of honour's younger years usually fill the floor, mixed with current hits for younger guests. Give the DJ a few songs that matter to the birthday person.
Some list school formals among their occasions. Ask about clean edits, a set finishing time and how they work with the school's organisers.
Count from the first guest arrival to the last song, then add setup. Five hours covers a typical dinner and dance; book more if music starts at the ceremony.
If the group has its own room or venue, a DJ can run a playlist that suits the bride and lift the mood once dinner is done. Check the venue allows outside entertainment.