Karaoke DJ

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stage karaoke studiosAllston (MA)

Disc Jockeys, Except Radio Promoters of Performing Arts, Sports, and Similar Events with Facilities

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About the role

DJ at Stage Karaoke X Studios A DJ at Stage Karaoke X Studios is more than someone who plays songs — you're the heartbeat of the Main Stage. Your job is to: Control the show: Organize the queue so every guest gets a fair chance to sing and the energy on stage stays high. Light up the room: Use our state-of-the-art lighting and effects to keep the space vibrant and dynamic. Hype & host: Interact with performers, encourage the audience, and make sure everyone feels welcome and celebrated. Protect the vibe & the gear: Keep the booth organized, the equipment safe, and maintain a fun but controlled environment. Your presence sets the tone for the night — from the first mic check to the last call.

Responsibilities: Entertainment & Guest Experience Run the Main Stage karaoke show: organize and balance the song queue, make fair and exciting transitions between performers. Hype up the room — cheer for every guest, make short, upbeat announcements, and keep the energy flowing. Use lighting and special effects (fog, haze, gobos, LED walls) to elevate the experience. Encourage engagement — help guests add songs to the queue, promote drink specials, and support events like birthdays or VIP parties. Technical & Equipment Set up and test all sound, lighting, and karaoke software before each shift. Monitor microphone and sound quality throughout the night. Safeguard equipment; ensure only authorized staff handle gear and settings. Report any technical issues or malfunctions promptly. Team Support Communicate with bartenders and servers (e.g., last call, birthdays, VIP details). Assist with keeping the stage and booth area clean and organized. Support management with special events and themed nights.

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