Celebrating over 24 years experience, Jon Strader has had the pleasure of djing countless weddings, private parties, corporate events, college functions, in-store retail events, & bar / nightlife residencies all over the New England area and beyond. Music being his ultimate passion, Strader has even toured the entire world as a guitarist performing on stages in front of 100's to the 1000's.

At the very young age of 14, stepping into the entertainment industry has opened so many doors connecting Jon to all sorts of industry professionals. Working alongside and having the continued humbled support from various venues, photographers, videographers, florists, caterers, planners, schools & colleges, production companies, musicians, pro audio brands, record labels, clothing companies, (the list goes on..) can surely come to your rescue when needing assistance with your wedding day planning or any other form of event planning.

From several years working for the biggest record store chain in the Northeast, Newbury Comics, to over 10 years as a founding builder for one of the world's leading custom drum makers, SJC Custom Drums, Strader has always strived to pursue his own path in the music world. He now devotes his full time to being a preferred wedding and events dj.

"It's a Vibe. Packing dance floors through the tasteful selection and placement of music is so paramount to any event. I always look forward to seeing how the night pans out. You never know what you may end up playing or experiencing. Moments are meant to be remembered and are encompassed by the proper soundtrack." - Strader

"I have even had some of my awesome previous couples choose their wedding date based solely off my availability... That to me, is the most humbling compliment I could ever receive." - Strader

Influenced from the early 50's through the current Top 40, Jazz to Hip-Hop, Motown to Disco, Rock to Country, Pop to Classics, catering to your crowd is his main focus and specialty. Knowing how important your wedding / event is to you, in return, makes it that much more important to him.