Brooklyn company parties rarely happen in a standard ballroom. They happen in lofts, converted warehouses, rooftops, and the company's own floor. Each of those comes with its own problems: a freight elevator you have to book, a concrete room that echoes, a rooftop with a 10pm sound cutoff. Being based in Brooklyn means DJ DX plans for those before the day, not during it.
Corporate work here covers DUMBO loft spaces under the bridges, Williamsburg rooftops and waterfront rooms, event space at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, office towers in Downtown Brooklyn, the converted warehouses of Industry City, and Greenpoint studios and bars. Rooftop and loft venues across the borough are the most common requests, from summer parties in June to holiday parties in December.

In June 2026 DJ DX played a 175-guest rooftop reception for the international law firm NautaDutilh at 620 Loft & Garden, with St. Patrick's Cathedral as the backdrop. It was full evening coverage, from cocktail hour through the after-party, booked as Soul Shades: DJ DX with live violin from Julie Schatz. Open-air sound, a speech break, and a dance floor that had to fit a garden layout.
This rooftop was in Manhattan. Brooklyn rooftops in Williamsburg, DUMBO, and Downtown Brooklyn get the same planning: sound set up for open air and a plan for the venue's cutoff.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Sound system | Sized for the room, including concrete lofts and open rooftops |
| Wireless microphone | For welcome remarks, toasts, and awards |
| MC announcements | Speaker intros and run-of-show calls |
| Planning call | Load-in, sound cutoff, timeline, and do-not-play list |
| Clean music | Radio edits only, at a volume people can talk over |
| Paperwork | Written contract, COI and W-9 on request |
| Travel | Included for all five boroughs |
DJ DX corporate events start at $2,800, and travel inside the five boroughs is included in the quoted total. That price covers professional sound, a wireless microphone for speeches, MC announcements, and a planning call.
Yes. A lot of Brooklyn event space sits in converted industrial buildings with freight elevators, narrow stairs, or set load-in windows. Send the venue's load-in rules and the setup is planned around them before the day.
Yes. Rooftops in Williamsburg, DUMBO, and Downtown Brooklyn are some of the most requested spaces for summer parties. Outdoor rooms need the sound set up differently, and many rooftops have a hard music cutoff, so both are covered on the planning call.
Yes. Corporate sets use radio edits only, at a volume people can talk over during the reception. Send a do-not-play list if you have one, and it will be followed.
Yes. Many Brooklyn event spaces ask vendors for a certificate of insurance. Send the venue's requirements and the COI is issued to match. A W-9 is also available for your accounts payable team.
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Send your date, venue, and guest count. You will hear back within 24 hours with availability and an itemized quote. Every booking has a written contract, and a 50% deposit holds the date.
Starting prices from the same rate card DJ DX quotes from. Your final quote depends on your date, venue, hours, and guest count. Anything without a published flat rate is marked “quoted” instead of guessed at.
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Travel included in the quoted total
Base covers up to 5 hours of performance. Setup and breakdown are on top and not billed as event hours.
Live violin played over the DJ set, from $150/hour. Most couples add it for the ceremony and cocktail hour.
Professional sound sized to the room, wireless microphones, MC announcements, and a planning consultation before the event.
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