Terms & conditions

The company reserve the right to not being able to fulfil the equipment requirements or specification of a show should there not be sufficient floor space to allow the audio and lighting equipment to be assembled safely, or conditions which could make the final assembly unsafe. This also applies to the risk of working within wet or damp conditions at the venue, which as a result may endanger the electrical safety regulations or if the mains power requirements are insufficient or unsafe. We reserve the right to substitute alternative suitable DJ/entertainment should uncontrollable circumstances on our part dictate the need to do so. The company and it’s artist/s will not be responsible for any damage or loss to private or property caused by invited guests or members of the public. The use of Glow-Sticks, Effect Machines, Smoke, Haze, Ice, Bubble and Snow Machines will be authorised by the client who will take full responsibility for any affects. The company will not be held responsible for any affects to anyone, however caused, from the flashing of lights or strobe effect units. If prior permission from the venue management has not been given and any form of emergency equipment is activated, the company will not take responsibility of any form. All our artistes use electrical equipment which has been checked prior to arrival at the venue and the equipment has previously been fully tested for safety by an authorised PAT tester who has issued a safety certificate. Copies of the PAT testing certificates can be provided by the company as proof of compliance if necessary. Should the artist/s equipment be required to link to a fixed in-house audio system, the company will not be held responsible for any damage, however caused, to any equipment that is not supplied by ourselves. We reserve the right to refuse to connect to fixed in-house equipment if it is considered by ourselves to be unsafe or liable to cause damage to any component owned by us. All bookings are taken on the understanding that the venue is in possession of the necessary entertainment and liquor licenses. The company is not responsible if the venue is found to be in breach of the terms of their licenses. The company must be advised at the time of making a booking if an entertainment license needs to be provided.