Alex Frost DJ DJ available for Private Events and Weddings

I require electricity points within a reasonable distance of the performance area, as well as at least 2 metres x 2 metres space to set up
and perform in.

I need directions to the venue, and any special requirements of the venue itself, such as specific loading/unloading times, documents they might need to see, space available, etc.

I can bring sound and light equipment for my performance, or you can provide your own if you would prefer, depending on your needs and budget.

Yes, of course, depending on your budget.

I've been fortunate enough to perform at a lot of great gigs, but I would say the most spectacular was playing New Year's Eve at The Trafalgar St James, a 5* hotel in Trafalgar Square, London. I performed in the top floor restaurant, and just before midnight the roof retracted to allow an overhead view of the sky being filled with the London New Year fireworks. Amazing! The best venue I've ever worked at was The Unique Hotel Post, Zermatt. Aside from being resident DJ there for 6 years, I met my wife while we both worked there, me as DJ and her as Club Manager, so that is of course a very special place for us.

I enjoy playing at ll sorts of different types of events, but I would have to say weddings, naturally! Hard to beat a good wedding, and the invitation to perform for and be an integral part of a couple's big day is a very special thing.

I started DJing at parties as a teenager way back in 1997, and just never stopped. Around a third of my gigs at home in the UK were private events (weddings, birthdays), a third bars and a third clubs, pretty evenly split, ranging in crowd size from less than 20 up to more than 2000 people. I've played often alongside acts such as Judge Jules, Sonique, Ultrabeat, N-Trance, Agnelli and Nelson, Five, S Club, East 17, Bewitched, etc., and also Patent Ochsner here in Switzerland. Paired with a 6 year residency at The Hotel Post, I'm happy to play any request thrown at me!

My standard performance time is 4 hours, with 1.5 hours to set-up and 1 hour to break down. So 6.5 hours in total. Longer set times can be discussed of course, as well as extra performances for special requests such as playing during a wedding ceremony, cocktail hour, etc.

I am happy to perform outside if weather conditions and proper arrangements permit.

I always speak with my clients before any gig to ask for must plays, must-not plays and general requests. I am fully open to requests on the night, although I would say the earlier I can receive requests the more effectively I can build a performance allow the event to flow around them.

Fun and client focused.