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HISTORY

Three decades of crowds. From B96 Summer Bash at Toyota Park in front of 50,000 people to Halloween Bash and Jingle Bash at Allstate Arena, the Super DJ Spin-Off in Las Vegas, the U.S. Armed Forces tour in Japan, and a multi-year run as the Chicago Bears' exclusive DJ. Selected highlights below.

Selected gigs

DateVenueCityDetail
1997–NOWMixmaster ThrowdownChicagoPromotions crew, ongoing
1999–2009B96 Summer BashToyota Park50K per show, 11 years
1999–2011B96 Halloween BashAllstate Arena25K per show, 13 years
2001–2011B96 Jingle BashAllstate Arena25K per show, 11 years
2001–2011B96 Street MixChicago Radio1,100+ mixes aired
2001Super DJ Spin-OffLas Vegas, NVFirst Place, RA Nightclub at Luxor
2002 + 2003City Night ClubCancun · Spring BreakSpring break resident
2009Armed Forces TourJapan3-week U.S. military entertainment tour
2010+AMP RadioLos Angeles, CAWest coast Top 40
MULTI-YEARChicago BearsSoldier FieldExclusive event DJ
VARIOUSKanye / JT / BEP / LMFAONationalSupport / opening sets

The room scale

If you add up the headline shows, Dan has DJed for somewhere north of half a million pairs of ears in person, and reached over a million weekly listeners on Chicago radio for a decade. The Summer Bash run alone was 11 years at Toyota Park with 50,000 fans per show. The Halloween Bash and Jingle Bash were 25,000 a night at Allstate Arena. The B96 Street Mix went out to 1.3 million weekly listeners. The Super DJ Spin-Off in Vegas in 2001 was a national bracket and Dan walked out with first place.

Booking

For booking inquiries (private events, corporate, festivals, brand activations, club residencies), reach out via the contact page. Dan's based in Chicago and works nationally. The DJ plus live guitar format described on the about page is available as a one-off feature set.

Press and feature requests

For press, podcast, or interview requests, the same contact channel works. Dan has done long-form interviews on the early Chicago dance scene, the B96 era, the rise of Euro and Progressive house in the Midwest, and the transition from DJ Smurf to performing under his own name. The discography page provides receipts.