What's The Damage Entertainment

05/27/2026

When I'm not DJing Weddings, I'm drinking the good stuff! A Yellowstone Bourbon Private Pick from Saloon 10 Deadwood in Travel South Dakota. 🥃

05/24/2026

“Their sacrifice was the ultimate act of love for their country. May we always remember them.” 🇺🇸🦅

05/24/2026

Just booked the Louwagie/Loft Wedding for June 12th, 2027. Congratulations Dylan and Regan! 🥳🎉

05/24/2026

DJ Setup at the Jacobs/Kapetanakis Wedding 🎉

05/20/2026

Finale at the Whinnery/Wolters Wedding
Proper Vs. Party 🥳🎉

05/18/2026

05/15/2026

Velosity Lab did it's Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting yesterday, and invited me to DJ the BIG event!

Velosity is a contract manufacturer in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, specializing in high-precision components for the medical device and defense industries, offering services like 3, 4, and 5-axis machining, injection molding, and advanced assembly. The Brooklyn Park facility, which employs about 240 people, also houses a new innovation lab focused on precision-machined metal parts.

We added dramatic uplighting in the front corridor, and custom gobos/uplighting in the main event space. What a fun event featuring intelligent minds 🧠, high-tech innovation 👨‍💻, and a world-class facility 🌎

04/30/2026

There’s a HUGE difference between a Spotify playlist and a real DJ 👇

A lot of people think DJing is just showing up with speakers and pressing play on a playlist.

And honestly…that’s exactly what some DJs do.

But a real DJ is doing way more behind the scenes than most people realize.

We’re constantly watching the crowd and analyzing the room in real time.

Who’s dancing?
Who’s leaving the floor?
What age group is reacting right now?
Is the energy building or starting to dip?
Do we stay in this genre longer or pivot into something else?

Every decision matters.

Sometimes I’ll have the next 3 songs planned out in my head…and then completely change directions because I notice the crowd reacting differently than expected.

That’s why DJ is so different compared to just listening to a Spotify playlist.

A playlist can’t read body language.
A playlist can’t notice when the bridesmaids are starting to lose energy.
A playlist can’t recognize that the older crowd is ready for a singalong moment.
A playlist can’t save a dance floor when a song misses.

A real DJ can.

And honestly, mixing songs together is only a small part of it.

The biggest skill is knowing HOW to control the energy of the room all night long without people even realizing you’re doing it.

That’s why two DJs can play a lot of the same songs, but one party feels unforgettable while another one feels awkward or dies early.

Anybody can hit play.

Keeping 300 people dancing for hours is a completely different skillset.

04/28/2026

When other Wedding DJs are using AI for their social media, and don't take 5 minutes to evaluate the final results...😅😂🤣