Party DJ | Vincennes IN

Party DJ FAQ — Vincennes, IN

Who shows up to DJ my party in Vincennes?

Terry Tunks, every time — no subcontractors, no rotating staff. The person you talk to on the phone is the person running your sound and mic on the day, and that's been true for 1,200-plus events with zero no-shows.

Is there a travel fee for Vincennes?

Yes — Vincennes is Zone 2, a flat $100 added to the package price and shown as its own line in your quote before you sign. It never gets blended into the package number.

Is there a deposit?

Yes. Once we've talked through your date, I hold it for 7 days with no payment. A 50% retainer, non-refundable, then locks it in the moment it clears. The balance is due on the first of the month before your event.

Do you MC, or just play music?

Whatever fits your party. Some Vincennes hosts want full MC duties — announcements, games, a countdown to cut the cake, someone hyping up the dance floor. Others want great music running in the background and no mic at all beyond the essentials. I'll ask about your style during planning, not guess on the day, and I can dial it up or down as the party actually unfolds if the room wants more energy than expected.

Will your setup look tidy?

Yes. Cables are managed and taped down where people walk, the table is skirted, and the rig is sized to fit the room rather than dominate it. It should look like part of the party, not like sound equipment got dropped in the middle of it.

What music do you play?

Whatever your crowd wants. I've DJ'd since 1987, so the library runs from Motown and classic rock through current pop, country, and hip-hop, with plenty in between. You set the direction with your must-play and do-not-play lists, and I read the room from there and adjust in real time rather than running a fixed set.

What's included in the price?

Full sound system sized for the room, a wireless mic, MC and announcements if you want them, dance-floor lighting, and unlimited requests — on every tier. Higher tiers add more hours, upgraded lighting, and extras like fog and a second mic. There's no add-on list waiting to surprise you later — if it's listed in your tier, it's already in the price you were quoted, and anything extra, like the photo booth, is called out separately so you know exactly what you're paying for before you book.

How much space do you need?

A spot along a wall, not a corner — that gives your guests equal access to the dance floor from every angle. Roughly the footprint of a card table plus a little standing room, near a standard outlet. I'll confirm the exact spot when we go over the space.