DJ Hire in Central Coast

Choosing the Right DJ

Once the meal is done and the speeches are over, the DJ decides whether a Central Coast party keeps going or quietly winds down. Both DJs here mix live rather than running a fixed list, and both cover the whole Coast, from Pearl Beach and Killcare through Gosford and Erina to Toukley and the hinterland.

DJ Bass Sick is Chris Totonjian, who plays birthdays, weddings, school formals and club-style nights. His packages start From $700 with a compact speaker and light setup, and larger speakers and subwoofers can be added for a hall or a marquee. Requests are welcome during the night, and at a wedding he can take the microphone and run the formal moments as well.

Soho DJ is Lachie and his crew, who work weddings, engagement parties, Christmas functions, corporate events and birthdays from 21sts to 40ths. Every package arrives as a complete kit with QSC or Bose sound, lighting, a cordless mic and their timber DJ booth. There is no travel fee anywhere on the Coast, and the set-up window before your start time is included, so the booth is in place before guests arrive.

Before you send an enquiry, have these ready:

Guest numbers and the size of the room or deck, so the DJ brings enough sound
Your start time and when the venue opens for bump-in
A handful of must-play songs, plus anything you never want to hear
Whether you need someone on the microphone for toasts, the first dance or the cake

Want a separate host for the formalities? Have a look at MC hire, or browse the wider entertainment options for the Coast.

DJ Bass Sick – live mixing, a small sound and light rig in the base price, and bigger speaker and subwoofer upgrades
DJ Bass Sick – optional MC duties at weddings, so one booking covers music and formalities
Soho DJ – QSC or Bose speakers, lighting, a cordless microphone and a timber booth in every package
Soho DJ – no travel charge within the Central Coast and set-up time built into the price

Choosing between them

School formals and 18ths: DJ Bass Sick lists both among his bookings
Christmas parties: Soho DJ takes end-of-year work and social functions
Weddings, engagements and milestone birthdays: both DJs take these
Bigger rooms: ask DJ Bass Sick about his larger speaker packages
A styled look in photos: Soho DJ's wooden booth sits neatly in a reception room

Common Questions About DJ Hire

How much is DJ Bass Sick for a Central Coast party?

DJ Bass Sick's packages start From $700, which includes a compact sound and lighting rig. Larger speaker and subwoofer packages cost extra, so tell him the guest count and the room size when you ask for a quote.

Does Soho DJ charge extra to travel to the northern end of the Coast?

No. Soho DJ has no travel fee for events anywhere on the Central Coast, whether the party is around Wyong and the Northern Lakes, on the Woy Woy Peninsula or out in the hinterland.

Can a Central Coast DJ play a school formal?

Yes. DJ Bass Sick takes school formal bookings as well as 18ths and 21sts. Check with the school or venue about finish times and any music guidelines before you confirm.

Will the DJ take song requests from guests on the night?

Both DJs here mix live. DJ Bass Sick takes requests during the night, and Soho DJ reads the crowd as the set goes. Send a short must-play and do-not-play list in advance as well.

Can the same DJ handle speeches and announcements at a Coast wedding?

DJ Bass Sick can include MC duties in a wedding booking, covering introductions and the formalities. Soho DJ's packages include a wireless microphone for speeches.

How early does the DJ arrive to set up before a reception?

Soho DJ's price covers bump-in during the three hours ahead of your start time. For DJ Bass Sick, confirm a bump-in time with your venue and pass it on when you book.

DJ Hire Central Coast