DJs wanted for one-off and resident DJ jobs in the UK and abroad. Explore the latest openings below and apply direct. Our listings include opportunities for mobile, bar, club and corporate DJs, with roles at venues of all sizes from small bars to large brand events.
From bar takeovers to birthday parties, discover the latest vacancies below.
Part Time Bar DJ required in Watford, Hertfordshire. It’s a weekly Friday night position working between 8:30pm and 12am. Applicants must be skilled mixers who can tailor sets to the crowd. The music policy is open format, covering genres such as dance anthems, chart floor fillers and house. All equipment provided at the venue. The venue is keen to listen to mixes and receive quotes from local DJs. Price up to £325 per shift.
DJs needed for corporate events across the UK in November. Our customer requires DJs in London (various dates), Nottingham (08/11), Liverpool (15/11), Manchester (18/11) and Glasgow (16/11). Music to be house lead with Latin and Spanish influences. Our customer would like DJs to bring their controller / decks and perform for 2 hours. See next for available times, dates and locations. Applicants to send details of experience along with a price quote. 06/11/25: London (Marylebone) – 6 til 8pm, 08/11/25: Nottingham – 6 til 8pm, 13/11/25: Birmingham – 6 til 8pm, 15/11/25: Liverpool – 6 til 8pm, 16/11/25: Glasgow – 6 til 8pm, 18/11/25: Manchester – 6 til 8pm, 21/11/25: London (Wimbledon) – 6 til 8pm, 27/11/25: London (Mayfair) – 6 til 8pm.
Our customer is looking for a club style DJ for their 21st birthday party in Bexleyheath on 23/11/2025. They want a DJ to play for 4-5 hours finishing at 12am. Music should appeal to a younger crowd with genres such as chart dance mashups, house, trap, RnB. The DJ needs to provide all sound and lighting equipment and include setup in their price. The venue requires the DJ to have insurance and PAT tested equipment. The pay range for this position is between £350 and £500.
DJ position available for a pub in Cambridge on a part time basis. To work 2 shifts per week on Friday and Saturday nights between 8pm and 11pm. The vacancy will suit a mainstream DJ who covers various styles. To include crowd pleasing genres such as pop, dance, sing along, indie, anthems and more. Our client is looking for applicants with event experience with their own DJ setup. The nightly salary is between £200 and £350, depending on experience.
Party DJ wanted for a 30th birthday party in Dartford, Kent on 05.12.2025. Our customer wants the DJ to start at 8pm and finish at 11pm. Music to be a mix of chart hits, upfront dance and through the decades – 90’s 00’s. DJ to supply all equipment – sound and lighting – and have insurance. Applicants require a video or audio sample on their profile. Price per hour between £75 and £100.
A customer requires a party DJ for a 21st birthday celebration in Clacton-on-Sea. The event runs on 10th January 2026 with a 3-hour set from 8pm to 11pm. Music should mix popular genres including R&B, chart hits, anthems and house. The DJ must supply their own sound and lighting equipment with insurance. Prices must include setup and pack down. The pay range is £300 to £500.
DJ specialising in house music wanted for a birthday party in Soho – London – on 07/11/2025. To play a 4 set between 9pm and 1am. Music to be current big house tracks out on Beatport. Our customer requires a DJ who plays at bar or club events who knows how to mix. He doesn’t want a mobile disco. All DJ and sound gear is at the venue. The pay for this position is £250-£350.
Skilled DJ wanted for a residency at a leading bar in Shoreditch. The successful candidate will work 3 nights weekly playing Nu Disco, Melodic Techno and Deep House. Thursday sets run 9pm-12am. Friday and Saturday nights are 9pm-1am. The venue requires someone who can mix smoothly and start immediately. Applicants must include a mix on their profile showcasing style and technical ability. The position suits a DJ who understands underground crowds and maintains energy levels. Pay ranges £50-£100 per hour based on experience and mixing ability.
Mobile DJ needed for a 21st birthday party in Salford on 07.11.2025. To play a 4 hour set between 8pm-12am. Music to be commercial house on the night, including deep house. Our customer would like to find a service from the area who can supply their own DJ equipment and is good at mixing music. The pay range for this position is £250-£400.
Resident DJ wanted for a restaurant and bar in Tenerife starting asap. Work 6 evening/late nights per week on a full time contract. Cover multiple genres including R&B, hip hop, chart, mashups, dance and house. We want someone with 1+ years proven experience. You must have professional mixing ability. Support applications with either video or audio demo on profile. Pay is competitive and negotiable between successful DJ and employer. We will pay air fare as part of contract.
Mobile DJ wanted for a 40th birthday party in Colchester on 21st of November 2025. Timings on the night are 7:30pm through to 11pm. DJ to play new and old music appealing to ages 30-50. Music should include decades (80s, 90s, 00’s), pop and sing-along crowd pleasers. Our customer wants the DJ to supply sound and lighting. Applicants need a video on their profile. Prices between £325 and £500.
Saturday night DJ resident position available in Bath. The role involves working every week between 9pm and 2am. Music to be dance-led with new and known commercial floor fillers. Applicants must have solid mixing ability, music knowledge and 1-2 years experience in a similar position. Successful DJ will receive invitations to interview and a try out. The pay range for this position is £250-£450 depending on experience. Applications close on 12/08/2025.
DJ needed for an 18th birthday party in Rochester on November the 14th 2025. It’s a 3 hour gig running from 8pm until 11pm. Music to appeal to a younger crowd with genres such as R&B, pop and dance. The customer wants a DJ who has their own equipment and can play some of her favourite songs. Range of pay for this position is £200-£400 with quotes requested.
Full-time DJ opportunity in Gran Canaria. Resident to work 4-6 shifts per week during evening and late-night hours. Music to be open-format covering chart hits, dance, house and throwback classics for international clientele. The venue wants someone with at least 1 year’s experience, strong mixing skills and excellent crowd interaction. Six-month trial period on full pay. Competitive salary plus return flights and discounted accommodation.
DJ required for a wedding party in Telford on July 18th, 2026, to play a 4-hour set between 7pm and 11pm. Music to be a feel good wedding mix with genres such as pop hits, anthems, dance and rock. Our customer requires references, liability insurance, a music mix and a price quote. The pay range for this position is £450-£750.
Resident DJ position available near London Bridge. DJ to work 3 shifts per week between 8pm and 1am. Music to be a mix of crowd pleasing house and dance. Our client requires someone with experience, who is confident and can read the crowd. Applicants should have a music mix and quote when applying. The pay range for this position is £75-£100 per hour.
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Sending 100 copy-paste DJ applications will get you nowhere. Want to land DJ gigs that actually pay? Here’s what separates working DJs from bedroom mixers.
The first step is to ask yourself – is my DJ profile as good as it can be? Make sure your profile stands out from others with these tips:
Photos that sell – Spend £100 on pro shots. Action pics behind the decks beat selfies every time. Show yourself working crowds, not posing in your bedroom.
Write like you talk – Skip the third-person corporate fluff. “I’ve rocked dancefloors from Manchester to Ibiza” beats “DJ Smith has performed at various venues.”
Prove your worth – Name real venues and events. “Resident DJ at Lab11 Birmingham” beats “experienced club DJ.” Include crowd sizes and the types of parties you’ve played.
Show your range – Upload 3–4 clear mixes, each labelled by vibe: “Peak Time Party Bangers,” “Wedding Reception Classics,” “Chilled Birthday Vibes.” Let organisers hear what they’re getting.
DJing is one of the most competitive industries to find work. There are more DJs than ever, all going after the same few jobs. Level up your applications with these top tips.
Actually read the job post – They want a wedding DJ? Don’t send your underground techno mix. Apply for party jobs that match your style.
Personalise every message – Name the venue. Explain why you fit their party. Reference the event date. Generic copy-paste applications get binned instantly.
Keep it punchy – Three paragraphs max. Who you are, why you’re right for their party, and what you’ll deliver. Include your DJ rate if asked. Done.
Think before you send – Seeing a job that feels perfect can be exciting, but that’s when mistakes happen. Read your message through twice before you hit send.
Follow up once – No reply after a week? Send one polite follow-up, then move on. Desperate DJs don’t get jobs.
Once you’ve got a solid profile and you’re sending better applications, these are the extra touches that help you rise above the rest.
Offer something extra – Got your own lighting rig? Social media following? Exclusive edits? Wireless mics for announcements? Added value wins DJ jobs.
Show reliability – Mention backup equipment, punctuality record, five-star reviews. Party planners pick reliable over flashy. Every time.
Price yourself right – Research local DJ rates. £150 for a birthday party might work in Leeds but not London. Start competitive, increase with experience.
Build your reputation – One killer party leads to three more bookings. Treat every DJ gig like it’s your audition for the next one. Word spreads fast in party circles.
Stop applying for every job you see. Focus on gigs that genuinely match your style and experience. Build a profile that people planning an event want to contact. Write personal applications that show you’re the right DJ for the job. Keep it real.
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