Let It Rip Karaoke

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Introduction: DJ Tony has over a decade of experience providing professional audio reinforcement in venues as large as 5,000 person stages that include those at Milwaukee's largest music festival. Along with his experience as the host of Wide Open Country on LA's Hot Country, DJ Tony has the ability to bring the party both through his personality and a high quality audio experience. Very few DJ's have much if any audio experience and unfortunately far too many are either extremely boring or complete jerks. DJ Tony started as a Karaoke singer but after seeing the worst that DJ's had to offer, decided he could create a far better experience for people. I love getting out, meeting new people and sharing the enjoyment of great music in an exciting atmosphere. Nothing is more rewarding than the comments I receive at the end of a party from folks telling me what a great time they had, how they'll tell their friends, or how different I am from other DJ's they've seen.

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Judy D.

Apr 16, 2015

Great personality - really awesome at getting the crowd going - coupled with an incredible selection of songs. What more do you need??

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How did you get started doing this type of work?
I was a weekend karaoke singer. After seeing DJ's mis-treat guests or bore them to death, I figured there had to be a better way. So I set out to create something better.
What types of customers have you worked with?
My most common jobs are karaoke or DJ nights in clubs or at private parties. I do some corporate events and weddings as well.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Check them out in a live setting first. See how they actually behave. If they don't play in public venues, ask to see video or see if you can get permission to watch them work at a private show.