So the big dance is coming up and it's your job to find a DJ to make it great. What matters to you? Great sound? A light show? At Arizona's Nightlife DJ's we don't approach it as just a dance. We want to make it an event to be remembered. Whether it's the senior prom or an after ballgame mixer we want to bring you the energy for your event.

Students these days don't just want some music to dance to. They want the newest music straight off the charts, dazzling light shows, heart pounding bass, and DJs that will keep everyone pumped all night. So we give them what they want. We get our music straight from the same place many radio stations do while it is still burning up the airwaves and long before it comes out on store shelves. We bring a light show to every event, but not just any light show. We turn your event from a dance into a mobile club with the latest in club style intelligent lighting, haze, and strobes. This is all for the students, so how do we help you, the coordinator of the event? For this we refer you to the below FAQ (frequently asked questions) and if these don't answer your particular question you can email us or call us at 480-232-7282.

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We're on a limited budget, how can we afford a professional?

This comes down to ticket prices. Students are used to paying up to $8 for a movie ticket not including candy, popcorn, and drinks. A simple fast food value meal is around $3-5. Our recommendation is to set your dance tickets between $5-8 per student to help defray the cost of the DJ, decorations, refreshments, etc. If only 100 students attend the dance, that provides you with $500 in operating expenditures.

A big concern of ours is lyrics. How can we be sure you won't play explicit music at our dance?

We're concerned about music too! We invest in a music library that not only sends us the music when the music hits the radio stations, but provides us with the radio edits as well. Some radio edits still contain some content that might not be appropriate for your audience. Additionally, if you require that a certain song be further edited, we have resources to get that done as well. This is all covered in your consultation with our experienced DJs.

At previous dances we have had students mosh, stage-dive, and slam dance. What do you do to stop this activity?

Naturally, we want all of our guests to have a safe dance atmosphere. We try to stay away from many songs we know will generate this response, but students will find a way. If dancing becomes dangerous, we warn the students on microphone and will cease that music selection if it continues. In addition to choosing the music for the dance, your DJ will likely control the lighting as well. We advise strategically placing chaperones or faculty near the dance floor to help keep an eye out for the safety of the students.

We once had a DJ that didn't show up and all the students were left in the gym until their parents showed up. How can we be sure this won't happen?

 You probably didn't get a signed agreement with your DJ. This is the industry standard and provides insurance you will have a disc jockey for your school dance. Lower priced and hobbyist-type DJs sometimes do this and then take a higher priced job when it comes in while leaving you without a DJ. We have never missed a contracted job and network with other DJs in case a DJ ever gets sick.

How much are your services?

Different levels have different demands. A small elementary school dance won't require as much equipment as a high school prom with over 800 students. For this reason, prices are tailored to each event's specific requirements. Please call 480-232-7282 for a price quote or free consultation.

Sounds great! How can I get a contract and secure your services?

If you have more questions or would like to request a contract by phone, please call us at 480-232-7282. Fees and contract requirements will all be explained to you in detail.