Congratulations to our bridal show winners!
Congratulations to Matt & Megan who are getting married in McKinney this September. They registered at our bridal show booth and have won a free uplighting package!
Uptown Sound selected for TLC's "Randy to the Rescue"
"Say Yes To The Dress" is making a road trip to eight different cities, and Dallas was the first stop.
Click here to read the full press release.
Click here to read the full press release.
Dallas / Fort Worth Wedding DJ & Lighting Services
Chances are, this is your first time planning a wedding, so I've provided lots of information to help you. Just visit the Weddings and Lighting pages to get started.
You can also download my reception and ceremony music planning forms. These are the same forms I use to prepare for a wedding.
And if you're interested in hiring Uptown Sound for your Dallas wedding, you may request a customized quote for DJ and/or lighting services.
Connect with Uptown Sound on Facebook to get ideas for your wedding.
What brides are saying about Uptown Sound
- Patti R., December 2011
(Services used: DJ & Wedding Lighting)
"I don't remember why we decided we should at least ask around about DJs, but I'm so glad we did because hiring Aaron was probably the most important, valuable, and evening-defining decisions we made."
- Michelle B., December 2011
(Services used: DJ & Wedding Lighting
My Story: 17 Years of Professional Experience
When I tell people I have been in business for 17 years, most look at me in disbelief. The picture you see is not one taken in my younger days. This is how I look now at age 33. I have been a wedding DJ since I was a freshman in high school. It is still as enjoyable and exciting today as it was when I first started. Here's how it all began.
Early Years
I became interested in music as a toddler, constantly trying to push all the buttons on my parents' stereo system. I was the kid who cared less about toy trucks; I just wanted the new Michael Jackson and Prince records. When I was old enough to know what it meant to be a disc jockey, I would practice in my bedroom and look for opportunities to entertain the neighbors. Some of the first events I deejayed were neighborhood block parties and friends’ birthday parties using a couple of boombox cassette players. By the time I was in 7th grade, I became the official DJ for my middle school, along side my science teacher who did all of the announcing. My school had all of the sound equipment, and for lighting they had a disco ball permanently hung in the middle of the cafeteria.
Professional DJ & Radio Career Begins
My first paid job was in the fall of 1994, as a freshman in high school, when my science teacher asked me to continue to DJ the middle school dances for $50 a dance. I took him up on the offer, but I knew I needed to freshen up my music collection with all the latest hits. Since there was no such thing as iTunes at that time, my options were limited. I didn't have the budget to buy all of the latest CDs, so instead I made a phone call to the local radio station.
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Early Years
I became interested in music as a toddler, constantly trying to push all the buttons on my parents' stereo system. I was the kid who cared less about toy trucks; I just wanted the new Michael Jackson and Prince records. When I was old enough to know what it meant to be a disc jockey, I would practice in my bedroom and look for opportunities to entertain the neighbors. Some of the first events I deejayed were neighborhood block parties and friends’ birthday parties using a couple of boombox cassette players. By the time I was in 7th grade, I became the official DJ for my middle school, along side my science teacher who did all of the announcing. My school had all of the sound equipment, and for lighting they had a disco ball permanently hung in the middle of the cafeteria.
Professional DJ & Radio Career Begins
My first paid job was in the fall of 1994, as a freshman in high school, when my science teacher asked me to continue to DJ the middle school dances for $50 a dance. I took him up on the offer, but I knew I needed to freshen up my music collection with all the latest hits. Since there was no such thing as iTunes at that time, my options were limited. I didn't have the budget to buy all of the latest CDs, so instead I made a phone call to the local radio station.
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If you don't mind sharing a few details with me, I'll gladly email you a customized quote.
