About TorontoDJs.com
A Toronto guide for people hiring a DJ, and for DJs who want work in this city.
Hiring? You’ll find DJs, published prices and venue notes. DJing? You’ll find how to learn, how to prep for gigs and how Toronto bookings work.
- Every listing traces back to a public source. Ads are labelled.
- Toronto only. If we can’t verify it, we say so.
- Rooms close and lineups change. Tell us and we’ll fix the page.
Who edits this site
Greg Parsons edits TorontoDJs.com from near Yonge and Bloor. Every DJ and venue on the site traces back to something you can check yourself: the business’s own website, its published packages, and documented event listings. That’s the standard behind all 228 DJs and 92 venues listed here. Money doesn’t buy a better write-up, and if something is out of date, he wants to hear about it.
On X: @mrgregparsons.
How listings are checked
Every DJ and venue page starts from public sources: the business’s own website, the packages it publishes, and event listings that show where a DJ has actually played or a room has actually hosted. If we can’t find it in public, we don’t state it as fact. The full method is written up in how we check DJ listings, how we check venues and our editorial methodology. The underlying data is on the research and data page, and common booking questions are in the DJ FAQ.
What you get here
228 Toronto DJs, with booking links when they publish them. Published prices. 92 venues with load-in notes. Lessons on mixing. How Toronto DJs get booked.
What this is not
This is not a paid “best DJ in Toronto” list. Nobody pays to get in, and nobody pays to rank higher. We publish DJs and rooms we can check against public sources.
Corrections and contributions
Anyone can send a correction or update: DJs, promoters, venues, planners, readers. For big claims we may ask for proof first. Email contact@torontodjs.com or use the contact page.
Listing photos come only from the listed business’s own website; each source is listed on our photo credits page. To fix a listing or have a photo removed, use “Request a change or removal” at the bottom of that listing; we act on removal requests.
Ads
Sponsored spots will be labelled. Money does not buy a better write-up or a fake review.