World-class DJs.
One roster.

DJ Bonics

Brandon “DJ Bonics” Glova is the longtime tour DJ for Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg — a résumé that runs from Saturday Night Live and The Tonight Show to Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve and sold-out arenas on five continents. A University of Pittsburgh grad who cut his teeth on Pittsburgh radio before hitting the world stage, Bonics brings 25 years of headline-level showmanship to every room he touches. His signature line says it all: he came to rock the party.

“It's just amazing to keep doing this. 10 years since we did it with Snoop. The fact that we're still doing it, it's just a blessing.” — Hoopla, 2023

Andrew Hypes

Andrew Hypes spent two years circling the globe as Justin Timberlake's official tour DJ, commanding stadium crowds from Paris to Las Vegas on the Forget Tomorrow World Tour. A producer and drummer with sessions in Dr. Dre's studio, he's opened for Travis Scott, Pusha-T, and Lil Dicky, DJ'd for Christina Aguilera and Shaq, and turned brand collabs with IBM into viral moments. World-tour polish, producer's ear, showman's instinct — Hypes brings arena-grade energy to every event.

“It's an amazing feeling to be able to direct and command so many people at once, and you are doing it by music.” — Augusta Free Press

Breis Gordan

Breis Gordan owns two of college sports' loudest rooms: official DJ for Penn State Men's Basketball at the Bryce Jordan Center, and on-field DJ for the legendary Penn State White Out — 110,000 strong at Beaver Stadium. Voted one of Pittsburgh's best DJs by City Paper readers, he's held residencies at the city's premier clubs, shared bills with Cheat Codes and Loud Luxury, and spun for brands from Red Bull to NBC Sports. Big stage, bigger sound.

“It's literally like a dream come true. Every time I walk into the arena, I'm a DJ for the Bryce Jordan Center.” — Onward State

B-Renn

B-Renn is the official in-game DJ for Pitt Panthers Football and Volleyball, commanding Acrisure Stadium crowds by the tens of thousands — and a back-to-back Battlegories DJ Battle champion (2022, 2024). His viral routines have caught the ears of Lil Jon and Big Sean, his sets have hit clubs from New York to LA to Orlando, and his brand work spans national names including Lamborghini. Precision turntablism, big-room energy, zero wasted moments.

“I was totally hooked… I was fascinated by the idea of manipulating music and creating transitions.” — BPM Music

Digital Dave

Dave Lander — Digital Dave — is the sound of Pittsburgh sports: in-game DJ for the Steelers, the Pirates, and Pitt football and basketball, rocking crowds north of 60,000. Off the field, his mixshows have run on LA's Power 106, Shade 45's Sway In The Morning, and SiriusXM, and his club resume stretches from LIV Miami to Heist D.C. Three decades, 300 events a year, stages shared with Ja Rule, Nick Jonas, and Sean Paul — Dave doesn't miss.

“I go to work every day with one goal, which is to do a better job than I did the day before.” — DJ Life Magazine, 2024

Ryan Wilson

Ryan Wilson runs the soundtrack at PNC Park as an in-game DJ for the Pittsburgh Pirates — after four years doing the same for Pitt Basketball and Pitt Football's student section. His mixes air on the nationally syndicated Kidd Kraddick Morning Show and Play FM, and his exclusive edits for Crate Gang get played by DJs worldwide. A decade of packed Pittsburgh dance floors, from stadium crowds to five-star weddings.