I bring the DJ setup, sound system and mood lighting – you bring the space and the people and mains power.
Designed specifically for smaller, intimate venues that don’t have their own PA, but want a serious, human‑scale system and hot underground selections.
Sound system & lights:
2 active speakers, approx. 120 dB capability each, 250 W peak each – ideal for smaller indoor spaces up to around 40–60 people, for lounge, club or party vibes.
Basic mood lighting (2 x mini spider lamps - wireless DMX ready , 1 x multi-head robo-lamp - wireless DMX ready, 1 x portable projector with wireless video source tablet, dozens of ambient led lights with individual battery packs, 2 x 4 unit led strobe system, 1 x blue rotating bacon light, 1 x white COB led strobe bacon, etc
Full cabling, setup, soundcheck and ongoing monitoring during the event.
Best suited for Birthdays, cafés, small clubs, pop‑up events, exhibition openings, community nights and private parties.
Technical requirements from the venue:
Stable power supply on site; I can bring extension leads if needed
Important conditions:
Base package covers up to 3 hours of performance for £220
This includes arrival, full setup, soundcheck, up to 3 hours of DJ performance, and teardown.
Every additional hour is £60, and can be paid by card on the spot via SumUp’s mobile payment facilities. This lets organisers extend the party if the crowd wants to stay longer, without having to pre‑commit to a longer booking.
When a Mobile DJ Service is the best solution
The Mobile DJ Service is made for smaller venues that have people and mains power, but no proper PA or lighting. You arrive with the full mini‑rig – DJ setup, 2 active speakers and mood lights – and create a club‑quality atmosphere without the venue needing permanent installation or extra tech staff.
Typical real‑world scenarios
1. Café or bar that wants to “test” having a DJ night
A small café or bar might not know if regular DJ nights will work, and they don’t want to spend on installing a full PA. Your mobile system lets them host a few hours long underground session (e.g. downtempo, trip‑hop, dub, deep house) with controlled volume for 30–50 people, just using existing power sockets and a bit of floor space.
2. Birthday in a function room / small hall with only a basic sound system
Many community halls and back‑room function spaces have weak built‑in speakers designed for speeches, not music. When someone wants a proper party – bass you can feel, DJ mixing instead of a playlist – your mobile rig drops in, bypasses the underpowered house system, and turns the room into a mini‑club for the night.
3. Art exhibition opening or book launch
Pop‑up galleries and event spaces often have interesting visuals but no dedicated audio setup. A 3‑hour mobile DJ set gives them background or foreground music tailored to the theme (e.g. dub, world fusion, jazz, trip‑hop) with simple colour‑changing lights to warm up the room, without overwhelming the artwork or spoken moments.
4. Small club or social venue with a DJ booth but no reliable PA
Some grassroots venues have decks or a booth but rely on old, mismatched speakers. Your service can either replace their sound entirely for the night, or supplement their existing setup with clean, modern speakers placed for better coverage, keeping around 40–60 people happy on the floor.
5. Community night or local fundraiser
Neighbourhood groups can use your mobile service to host a community party, fundraiser or themed awareness night in a community centre, church hall or youth space. You bring balanced sound, mood lighting and a curated underground selection instead of someone’s Bluetooth speaker, giving the event more weight and making people more likely to stay and engage.
Practical advantages for organisers
No need to own PA or lights – The venue only needs mains power and a corner; all key gear arrives with you.
Controlled scale and volume – The 2‑speaker setup is deliberately sized for small rooms, so sound is powerful but not overwhelming or neighbour‑hostile.
Short setup and teardown time – Because everything is integrated and sized for mobility, you can typically set up, soundcheck and tear down faster than a full club rig.
Flexible music brief – Organisers can specify what they want (and don’t want), and you adapt the genres and mood to the room and crowd.
Good first step into “having a DJ” – For venues and communities that have never tried a DJ before, this is a low‑risk way to experience a professional, human‑scale setup and see if they want more.