Mobile DJ Ware

Ware is one of those Hertfordshire towns where people know how to have a good time. Whether it's a milestone birthday, an anniversary, an engagement party or just a great excuse to get everyone together, a party in Ware deserves a DJ who takes the night as seriously as you do.

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I'm George. I'm based in Broxbourne, literally minutes from Ware, and I've been a professional DJ for over 25 years. I started out in nightclubs and built my career playing residencies in the UK and abroad. I'm an open format DJ which means I can take any room anywhere, from Reggae to House, Disco to Hip Hop, Pop to Chill-out, reading exactly where the crowd wants to go next. Every set is live, by ear, built around what the room is telling me.

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Before your event we'll talk properly. Your music, your guests, the kind of night you want to create. I take all of that seriously because it shapes everything I do on the night.

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I bring a full professional setup to every event. QSC speakers delivering crystal clear sound, Pioneer decks and mixer, DJ booth and plinths. Lighting packages available to suit your venue and your vision, from moving heads and uplighting to full colour transformations. Everything PAT tested and fully insured to £1 million PLI.

I always arrive early for every event.

Our Services

FAQs

Q: Can you bring a Magic Mirror photo booth to our party in Ware?

A: Yes. My package includes a full backdrop, props table, red carpet, personalised prints and a guest book. It works brilliantly at any venue and guests of all ages love it throughout the evening.

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Q: We're hiring a local venue in Ware. Do you know the area well?

A: Very well. I'm based in Broxbourne just minutes away so there are no travel costs and I'll always be there early with plenty of time to set up properly before your guests arrive.

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Q: We've got guests ranging from teenagers to people in their sixties. Can you keep everyone happy?

A: That's exactly the kind of crowd I love playing for. Being open format means I can blend across every era and genre so the floor stays full all night without it ever feeling like a compromise for anyone.

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Q: How far in advance should I book?

A: As early as possible, especially for Saturday evenings. Popular dates get taken months ahead so the sooner you get in touch the better.