CLUB NIGHT DJ WEST YORKSHIRE
Club night DJ bookings across West Yorkshire for warm-up, guest, peak-time and closing sets, planned around the promoter’s line-up, venue equipment and the role of the slot.
Club night DJ by area
Choose your area for local Club night DJ information. Dedicated local pages are available for Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, Wakefield, Keighley, Ilkley and Dewsbury.
Booking outside the local towns?
These are examples of West Yorkshire locations, not the limit of my coverage. Suitable bookings in North, South and East Yorkshire are also welcome, subject to availability and travel.
Check Availability & BookAudio Demon is separate
If the booking is specifically for liquid, jump-up or tech drum and bass, use the Audio Demon route instead. That keeps specialist D&B bookings separate from the commercial club-night service.
Promoters looking for an Audio Demon set can send the line-up, set time, equipment and event details through the specialist booking route.
View Audio DemonClub night pricing
Club-night bookings are quoted around the date, venue, travel, set length and role in the line-up rather than using the normal private-party package structure.
Send the full set time, event hours and equipment information. If the promoter needs early arrival for a soundcheck or has a fixed changeover procedure, include that as part of the enquiry.
Repeat or residency-style arrangements can be discussed separately once the format and venue requirements are clear.
Club night DJ FAQs
What kind of club nights do you cover?
Bookings can include warm-up, guest, peak-time and closing sets where the music brief fits Aidy Smith’s commercial dance, remixes and club-classics direction.
Can you work to a promoter brief?
Yes. Send the line-up, set time, expected crowd, music direction and any styles that should be avoided so the slot fits the wider night.
Do you bring DJ equipment to a club?
Club nights normally use the venue or promoter’s agreed DJ equipment and sound system. Send the player, mixer and connection details before the booking so the setup is clear.
Can you play a warm-up set?
Yes. A warm-up should support the acts or DJs that follow rather than using peak-time tracks too early, so the running order and later music direction matter.
Can you play peak-time or closing sets?
Yes, where the brief and music direction fit. The set should match the role of the slot and the energy already established in the room.
Do you cover club nights across West Yorkshire?
Yes. Suitable bookings are considered across Bradford, Leeds and wider West Yorkshire venues, subject to the line-up, venue and music brief.
Is this the same as an Audio Demon drum and bass booking?
No. This page is for Aidy Smith commercial club-night sets. Specialist liquid, jump-up and tech drum and bass bookings are handled separately under Audio Demon.
How is a club-night booking priced?
The quote depends on the date, venue, set length, travel, slot and event requirements. Send the line-up and set time for a direct quote.
Send your set details
Send the venue, date, line-up, set time, music direction and equipment so the club booking can be checked properly. Include whether the slot is warm-up, guest, peak-time or closing, because that changes the pace, track selection and how quickly the set should build.
If the venue supplies the DJ booth, send the mixer and player details in advance. For promoter nights, it also helps to include the other DJs or styles on the bill so the set can fit the wider night instead of duplicating what is already planned around it.