DJ in East Idaho and West Wyoming
Whenever I can make the time (and I have the budget), I’m gonna get to a rave or a festival. And when I do, I’ll talk about them here. Don’t judge me – I have a good time.
If you can’t make it to a rave with me, don’t worry. You can always catch me on the radio.
Words cannot describe what I felt at 2am on March 16th, 2025. The last beat of Darqness’ last song faded away as the The Gem’s house lights began to burn. The Awakening was over. 5 months of preparation, sacrifice, hard work, and the social media posts. Oh, god, the social media posts…
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If you agree with the sign above and would like to see this happen, then collect all mobile phones at the door and eject anybody caught with one.
Harsh? Yup. Effective. Yup. Risky for business? Quadruple yup.
Everybody wants to complain about this issue but nobody wants to be the first casualty in the cultural war to win hearts and minds to your side. The ONLY way this will ever take off is if all clubs in a region actively collaborate with each other and unilaterally ban all mobile devices from all locations. And there isn’t a single chance in hell that’s happening. Not in a competitive marketplace.
Reality check: yes, there are places that can and do ban mobile phones and their usage. And yes, the vibe is different at those events. But many of those venues can only implement a “suggested” ban, meaning that they cannot legally enforce a no phones policy. Any club or establishment that begins to legally trespass its patrons because they have a phone is likely a place most of us can’t afford to go to regularly anyway.
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Much has happened since I started DJing in 2019. Not once for a second did I ever think that, 5 years later, I’d be planning, promoting, and executing my own events and parties. But, here we are.
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