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DJ & Event Entertainment · Phoenix, AZ

Your DJ in Phoenix,
ready for big rooms.

We play Phoenix galas, conferences, quinceañeras and parties. The DJ, sound and lighting are planned around the Valley's heat and venue rules.

Rows of seated attendees facing large screens and a lit stage in a dark conference hall
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Coverage area

Across the Valley
of the Sun

We serve venues across the Valley, from Desert Ridge and Cave Creek to Tempe, Mesa, Chandler and the West Valley.

We also serve all of New Mexico, plus Scottsdale and Tucson in Arizona; Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Fort Collins in Colorado; and Dallas / Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and El Paso in Texas.

  • Central Phoenix

    Downtown · Midtown · Arcadia

  • North Valley

    Desert Ridge · Anthem · Cave Creek

  • East Valley

    Tempe · Mesa · Chandler

  • West Valley

    Glendale · Peoria · Goodyear

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Event venues

Rooms across Phoenix

Convention halls, resort ballrooms, museums and a campus union. These are real Valley venues we can plan around with your venue team, not a client list.

  • Phoenix Convention CenterPhoenix, AZ
  • Sheraton Phoenix DowntownPhoenix, AZ
  • Phoenix Art MuseumPhoenix, AZ
  • Mesa Arts CenterMesa, AZ
  • Arizona BiltmorePhoenix, AZ
  • JW Marriott Phoenix Desert RidgePhoenix, AZ
  • Arizona Grand Resort & SpaPhoenix, AZ
  • Wrigley MansionPhoenix, AZ
  • Desert Botanical GardenPhoenix, AZ
  • Heard MuseumPhoenix, AZ
  • Musical Instrument MuseumPhoenix, AZ
  • ASU Memorial UnionTempe, AZ
Planning somewhere else? Ask us.
What we bring to Phoenix

Six ways to fill a Phoenix room

Book one or pair them. Each is planned for Valley rooms and weather.

  • Live DJ

    Live DJ

    Open-format sets and MC work for galas, quinceañeras and ASU nights.

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  • Audio / Visual

    Audio / Visual

    Mics, speakers and screens for conference sessions and awards shows.

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  • Photobooths

    Photobooths

    An indoor crowd favorite when summer heat moves the party inside.

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  • Event Lighting

    Event Lighting

    Moving lights and uplighting that reshape large resort ballrooms.

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  • Equipment Rentals

    Equipment Rentals

    Sound and staging for lawn and patio events in the cooler months.

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  • Special Effects

    Special Effects

    Cold sparks and haze, cleared with your venue and fire officials first.

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White DJ booth lit purple and teal, flanked by floral arrangements against a draped wall
Planning for Phoenix

Heat, dust and
the fire marshal

Phoenix averages 111 days a year at 100 degrees or hotter, and July highs average about 106. Powered speakers and mixers can overheat and shut down in direct sun. For summer dates we plan shade, airflow and an indoor backup, and we point lawn events toward the cooler months.

Monsoon season runs June 15 to September 30, and its dust storms can roll across the Valley fast. At the Phoenix Convention Center, flame effects need a fire department permit with two weeks notice, and haze needs approval. City code also targets loud music, especially from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

  • Shade and airflow for gear on summer dates
  • Effects cleared with venue and fire officials
  • Volume and end time set to your venue's rules
Meet the team
How it works

How a Phoenix booking works

Planning starts early and runs by phone and video, so nothing waits for the day.

  1. Send date and venue

    Tell us the date, venue and guest count. You get availability and a straightforward quote within 24 hours.

  2. Plan by call

    We build the run of show by phone or video: timeline, announcements, must-play and do-not-play lists, and special songs.

  3. Clear it with the venue

    We confirm load-in, power and dock access, send our insurance certificate, and request any effects approvals well ahead.

  4. Set up, then play

    The crew loads in on time with spare gear on hand, and sound checks before the first guest walks in.

Start with your date
Nearby service areas

Planning beyond Phoenix?

The same crew and gear serve these cities too.

  • Bronze horse fountain ringed by red flowers and palms in Old Town Scottsdale

    Scottsdale

    Phoenix's neighbor, with Old Town and resorts.

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  • Tall saguaro cacti against a deep blue sky near Tucson

    Tucson

    University of Arizona city, with desert resorts.

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  • Sandia Mountains glowing pink at sunset above the desert near Albuquerque

    Albuquerque

    Balloon Fiesta city on the Rio Grande.

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  • Jagged Organ Mountains above yucca and desert grass near Las Cruces

    Las Cruces

    NMSU events below the Organ Mountains.

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Do not see your area? Ask us.
Kind Words

From hosts across the Southwest

5.0 average across 27 reviews

  • “Nick and his team at Beats Boutique are absolutely amazing to work with! They are professional, prompt, top-notch entertainment and get the crowd excited at our annual fashion show fund raiser. Booking with them over the years was the best thing we could have done!”

    Katie CrouchFashion Show Fundraiser · ALS New Mexico
  • “All I got to say is wow!!! From our very first meeting, Nick made us feel much better about our upcoming wedding! We sat down and discussed the whole night in timeline and were super excited when we were told that we had an option to share a few photos on the screens on the DJ booth! Our wedding night was a success and Beats Boutique most definitely played a big part in making it come to life! From beginning to end, the set up, the music, the vibe and professionalism was superb! Thank you so much Nick!!!!!”

    Casa SirianWedding · New Mexico
  • “We gave them six songs and a feeling, and they built the whole night around it. Our grandparents were still dancing at eleven.”

    Maya & Chris R.Wedding · Scottsdale, AZ
  • “Third year running our company party and the only vendor we never have to think about. The timeline hit to the minute.”

    Danielle P.Corporate Event · Denver, CO
  • “The surprise dance transition was flawless and the room lost it.”

    The Herrera FamilyQuinceañera · El Paso, TX
Phoenix questions

What Phoenix
planners ask first

Still wondering about something? Email us and hear back the same day.

Ask us anything
Are you insured for Phoenix venues?

Yes. During planning we send our insurance certificate to your venue and confirm load-in, power and dock access. Any effects approvals are requested well ahead. Every event also gets spare speakers, microphones and a second mixer, so one failed part does not stop the night.

Can you play an outdoor Phoenix event in summer?

We can, and we will be honest about it. Phoenix averages 111 days a year at 100 degrees or more, and gear in direct sun can overheat. From June to September we suggest an indoor room, a late start or a shaded setup with airflow. Monsoon season also runs June 15 to September 30, so we plan a way inside. Lawn and patio events are easier on guests and gear from about November to March.

Can we use cold sparks or haze at a Phoenix venue?

Often, but only with approval first. The Phoenix Fire Department issues permits for indoor pyrotechnic shows. The Phoenix Convention Center asks for a fire department permit for flame effects at least two weeks ahead, and it needs prior approval and a fire watch for fog or haze. Rules differ by venue, so we check with your venue and fire officials before we promise any effect.

What should we know about a DJ at ASU's Memorial Union?

Plan the sound early. The Memorial Union on the Tempe campus says its built-in audio is for speech, presentations and background music. A DJ needs audio gear from another ASU department or an outside provider, and meeting-room sound should stay around 70 decibels or below. Groups not sponsored by ASU must also carry liability insurance naming the university. We bring our own system and set levels to the building's rules.

How late can the music play in Phoenix?

Start with your venue. Phoenix city code bans unreasonably loud noise and calls out loud music especially from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., when it disturbs people nearby. Your venue may set an earlier end time or a volume limit of its own. We confirm both during planning and keep the last hour at a level the room allows.

How far ahead should we book, and what does it cost?

Book as early as you can, especially for October through April, when mild weather fills the Phoenix event calendar. Pricing is quoted per event, because the services, hours and venue all change the total. Send your date and venue, and we reply with availability and a straightforward quote within 24 hours.

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Let's make it
unforgettable

Tell us the date, the venue, and the one song that has to play. We'll sit down with you to build the perfect entertainment experience, from music and lighting to every audiovisual detail.

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