Mobile Disco DJ Hire Devon and Cornwall- DJ-K

05/02/2022

26/11/2021

Queen Tribute Disco with DJ-K tonight at the The Ship Inn, Wadebridge from 9pm

17/11/2021

I hope everyone has had a good Wednesday and a good week so far x

31/10/2021

Last nights house party disco was great. We all had so much fun!

31/10/2021

Quick look at my house party setup

31/10/2021

House party setup

20/09/2021

Had a great day covering the music for the Redruth Cricket Club boxing event

18/09/2021

Mount Edgecomb, The Orangery

18/09/2021

First wedding disco of 2021. It’s been booked since 2019 so very excited for the wedding couple.

05/09/2021

Discos from £250

30/07/2021

Devon and Cornwall based club and mobile DJ covering any kind of event or party. 07498097199

25/07/2021

Bookings available from £250. Call for pricing 07498097199

24/07/2021

Back on the decks tonight 😎

17/07/2021

Book your evening disco with DjK from just £250. Call 07498097199

06/06/2021

Did my first disco last night since February 2020 pre-lockdown. It went well and everyone was happy.

16/05/2021

All performers can now do gigs indoors or outdoors from 17 May 2021.

- Indoor live performance permitted with audience limitations (1,000 people or 50% of venue capacity, whichever is lower).
- Outdoor live performance permitted with audience limitations (4,000 people or 50% of venue capacity, whichever is lower).
- Large outdoor seated events permitted with audience limitations (10,000 people or 25% of venue capacity, whichever is lower).
- Life events: A wider range now permitted to include Bar Mitzvahs and Christenings. Guest limit for all life events set at thirty. Musicians are not included in these guest limits.
- Busking is now permitted.
- Amateur activity is now permitted.

Source: https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/coronavirus-guidance/overview-of-covid-19-restrictions-for-musicians

Latest rules for working musicians in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic.

14/05/2021

So I have had a nice evening chatting with my kids over video call and updating my music collection for gigs

09/04/2021

ENGLAND / COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS EASING

Government Confirms “Incidental” Live Music Permitted in England from “Stage Two” easing of lockdown.

The Government has now confirmed a number of changes and extra details for musicians in its previously published Spring Roadmap for England – and we have updated our guidance accordingly.

Following a concerted campaign by the MU, the UK government has confirmed a change to its previously published Spring Roadmap for England – permitting pubs, which are potentially due to re-open on Monday 12 April for outdoor service only, to provide customers with complimentary incidental live music in beer gardens.

At this stage live music must be incidental to the customers’ visit to the pub. Pubs must not charge for admission or admit any audience specifically for the purpose of listening to the music. All customers must be seated and drinking or eating, and the music must be kept at a level low enough for customers and staff to converse easily without raised voices.

All live music must be undertaken in adherence with the Government’s guidance on Restaurants, pubs, bars and takeaway services.

Incidental live music can be permitted at organised events

Similarly, organised events will be permitted from Monday 12 April. The Government's guidance lists village fetes, and community fairs amongst others as types of event that will be permitted at Stage 2 of their Spring Roadmap.

As with pubs, complementary live music will be permitted at such events – provided it is incidental to the customers’ attendance at the event, is not charged for separately, and does not encourage the breaching of health and safety guidelines.

Also, within the list of permitted organised events are “drive-thru” live performance events, such as theatre and live music. In this instance, audiences will inevitably be in attendance specifically for the performance and can be charged as such.

Live performances will be able to take place at weddings

Wedding receptions will be permitted to resume outdoors at Stage 2 of the government Spring Roadmap, and confirmation has been received that live performances will be able to take place at these events, in adherence with the government’s guidance on Wedding and Civil Partnership receptions.

Guests at these events will be limited to just 15 people, but staff and any musicians are not counted within this limit.

Non-professional ensembles can rehearse outdoors

Within the Government’s guidance on events, which was updated on 6 April, it was also confirmed that amateur ensembles such as choirs and brass bands are now permitted to rehearse in outdoor space in groups of up to six, in adherence with the Performing Arts Guidance. https://musiciansunion.org.uk/working-performing/coronavirus-guidance/overview-of-covid-19-restrictions-for-musicians

Latest rules for working musicians in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic.

26/03/2021

23/02/2021

I am now taking provisional bookings from July 2021