Event lighting
Use the standard lighting supplied with the agreed Aidy Smith setup.
A city-centre bar, hired function room and private venue can all need a different approach. The DJ position, available lighting, access and finish time are worth checking before deciding how elaborate the setup needs to be.
Once the practical side is clear, the music and lighting can be planned around the people attending rather than around a fixed template.
Halloween favourites can create recognisable moments, but most parties still work better when the set can move into current music, dance tracks, throwbacks and the styles your guests respond to.
Send must-plays and do-not-plays before the event, then I can use those priorities while adapting the set live.
The theme can come from the room and decorations, with the DJ lighting used to support it rather than overpower it.
Use the standard lighting supplied with the agreed Aidy Smith setup.
Use two dedicated UV lights where a glow, fluorescent or blacklight look is the priority.
Choose the broader lighting option where you want more movement and variety through the night.
The first four hours are included and extra performance time is £50 per hour. Optional subwoofers are £50 each. Central Leeds bookings can also have the current flat £50 logistics fee for inner-city travel, parking and more complex load-ins.
View Full DJ PricingThe closest Friday and Saturday to Halloween can be just as relevant as 31 October itself. Once the Leeds venue is confirmed, send the date so availability can be checked before you build the rest of the event around the DJ.