Warm-up
Get people moving, establish the musical direction and leave genuine headroom for the acts that follow.
A support set at a Leeds promoter night has a different job from a peak-time or closing slot. Tell me where I sit on the bill, what the crowd has bought into and what comes before and after me.
I use that information to shape the intensity, how quickly the set builds and where the biggest records belong. The point is to add to the night you are programming rather than play the same set regardless of the slot.
Get people moving, establish the musical direction and leave genuine headroom for the acts that follow.
Bridge the room from an earlier D&B set into a stronger direction without creating an awkward reset.
Push into heavier jump-up or tech D&B when the room is ready for the biggest part of the night.
Hold the floor through the final stretch and give the night a finish that feels intentional rather than simply stopping.
Audio Demon club sets stay focused on drum and bass, with liquid, jump-up and tech D&B selected around the room, the slot and the promoter brief.
You can give me a tight promoter brief or leave more room to react to the floor. Either way, the music is mixed as a set—not worked through like a pre-written party playlist.
Send Your Club BriefLeeds is part of the Audio Demon story, not simply another area I travel to. Frequency FM was based in Leeds, where I hosted a weekly late-night drum and bass and jungle show for several years.
That Leeds radio background also crossed into the club environment at Metropolis Room 2 with Frequency FM. Alongside later UK Bass Radio shows and BBC Radio 1Xtra support for an Audio Demon track, it gives the booking a genuine D&B history behind it.
Hosted a weekly late-night drum and bass and jungle show for several years, building long-form programming and set-pacing experience in Leeds.
Played Room 2 at Metropolis with Frequency FM, taking that Leeds radio connection directly into a live club setting.
Hosted a weekly show for years and later returned for further broadcasts, keeping the focus firmly on drum and bass beyond individual club bookings.
Audio Demon track Threat received airplay from DJ Bailey, adding national D&B radio support to the wider artist history.
From one defined slot on a promoter bill to a longer specialist session, the booking can be shaped around how much of the Leeds night you need me to cover.
A defined warm-up, support, peak-time or closing slot on an existing Leeds D&B line-up, with the role agreed before the night.
Focused D&B sets for Leeds bars, clubs and specialist rooms where drum and bass is the reason the crowd is there.
Club-style private hires where you want the night built around drum and bass rather than a mixed-genre mobile-DJ format.
A longer booking that can move from deeper liquid into heavier jump-up or tech as the room fills and the night develops.
There is no agency hand-off. The person you discuss the running order, D&B direction and equipment with is the DJ who turns up and plays the set.
A one-hour guest slot using an installed booth is a different job from a full-night booking with PA and lighting. Send the useful information up front and I can quote the right job rather than guessing.
Check Club AvailabilityUseful answers for promoters, venue managers and anyone planning a drum and bass club night in Leeds.
See the Leeds DJ hire hub for private parties, weddings and other event bookings, or explore Audio Demon for the wider specialist D&B offer.