The booth belongsto the block.
Community events, local gatherings, markets, pop-ups, and sports events call for an open, approachable set that brings people together rather than performing at them. Noah is part of the Bakersfield community — and open to volunteer work and trades for goods or services.
Open.
Welcoming.
Local.
A community event isn't a performance — it's a gathering. Noah keeps the set open and approachable, the volume respectful of the neighborhood, and the energy tuned to whoever shows up. As part of the Bakersfield community, Noah is open to volunteer work and to trades for goods or services.
What matters most
at a community event.
Community events & gatherings
Neighborhood events and local gatherings — an open, welcoming set that brings people together.
Markets & pop-ups
Farmers markets and pop-ups get daylight sets that sit under the conversation, not over it.
Sports events
Walk-up moments and halftime sets for a crowd that's already hyped — kept there and pushed higher at the right moments.
Volunteer work
Noah is willing to consider volunteer work for community and cause-driven events.
Trades for goods or services
Open to trades for goods or services when it makes sense for both sides.
The neighborhood
Volume and hours respect the block. The set fits the setting, not the other way around.
Planned with
the neighborhood.
Noah prefers to talk through the event, the space, the crowd, and any neighborhood considerations before the day. That conversation keeps the sound right for the setting and the people who'll be there.
Tell me about the event
The gathering, the space, the crowd, and the hours you're running.
Plan the setup
Street, park, or venue — load-in, power, and volume tuned to the setting.
Set the tone
Family-friendly by default, with any special requests locked in ahead of time.
Bring it together
Noah keeps the set open and the crowd moving as the gathering develops.
What's included
and what's optional.
Open, approachable set tuned to the gathering.
Announcements and flow at no extra charge.
Add lighting for an additional charge.
Family-friendly sets standard for community events.
In the room.
On the night.
Hands on the controls, mic in hand, warm light on the floor — the moments that move the room.
Fair, simple,
for the block.
DJ service starts at $150 per hour. Final pricing depends on the length and details of your community event — and Noah is open to discussing volunteer work and trades.
- Setup and take-down time are not included in the DJ service hours.
- MC service is available by request at no additional charge.
- Lighting can be added for an additional charge.
- Noah is open to volunteer work and trades for goods or services.
Before you
book the night.
The block.
The crowd.
The right energy.
Tell Noah about the gathering, the space, and the crowd. The set gets built around the neighborhood — not a template.