Westmont High School in Campbell knows how to throw a party — and this year’s Homecoming Dance was no exception. With high energy, pulsing house music, and students dancing the night away, the event proved once again why Westmont is known for putting on some of the best school dances in the Bay Area.

Held on campus and decked out in dazzling lights and décor, the 2025 Homecoming Dance brought together students from all grades for a night to remember. The DJ kept the energy high with an electrifying mix of house music, creating a non-stop party atmosphere that had everyone on their feet. From classic house beats to modern remixes, the playlist kept the crowd moving all night long.

What really sets Westmont apart is how well the school organizes these events. Every detail — from lighting and sound to security and refreshments — is carefully planned, ensuring a fun and safe experience for all attendees. The student leadership team and staff truly go above and beyond, creating an inclusive and welcoming environment that makes every student feel like part of the celebration.

It’s clear that Westmont students take pride in their school spirit, and the Homecoming Dance is a perfect example of that energy. There’s a genuine excitement in the air, with students dressing to impress and showing up ready to dance and make memories.

If you're looking for a school that values tradition, student involvement, and unforgettable experiences, Westmont High School in Campbell continues to set the standard. The 2025 Homecoming was more than just a dance — it was a celebration of community, spirit, and Westmont pride.

This September has been packed with excitement as we had the chance to DJ two incredible San Jose homecoming dances in just two weeks. There’s nothing like the energy that comes from Bay Area teen events—when the music is right, the dance floor never stops moving. Both homecomings were filled with nonstop dancing, great vibes, and a playlist that kept students hyped all night long.

One of the best parts about being a San Jose school dance DJ is discovering which songs really hit with the crowd. Every time we perform, we add new tracks to our growing homecoming and prom playlist. These fire hits keep our sets fresh, current, and guaranteed to deliver maximum energy at every event. From today’s biggest chart-toppers to classic throwback anthems, the mix kept everyone on their feet and singing along.

What made these two Bay Area homecoming dances so memorable was the passion and school spirit of the students. From the moment the doors opened, the dance floor was alive. The energy never slowed down, and by the end of the night, everyone left talking about how much fun they had. That’s the kind of experience we love creating!

We’re excited to announce that we have two more San Jose homecoming dances coming up next month, and we’re already preparing to take things to the next level. Our mission is always to create unforgettable memories with the perfect soundtrack for every occasion. Whether it’s homecoming, prom, or a Bay Area school dance, we bring professional sound, lighting, and DJ talent to keep the party going.

If your school or organization is planning a dance in the Bay Area, reach out today. Let’s make your next event just as unforgettable as these San Jose homecomings!

This has to be the best homecoming season for us this year. We did proms for schools and they invited us back to do their homecoming.  We love really love doing high school dances. They give us songs that fuel the dance floor and what we do is we build off each list so the playlist is full of energy. We have 6 high school lists to work off when we step into prom season. Each school is different. Typically, someone from the school body will send us a playlist via Spotify or google doc. Then we add their songs to our playlist and we make sure we have clean versions.

Los Gatos told us not to worry about the lights. We just showed up with our sound and their light show was amazing. Our dj said it felt like he was doing a festival. Los Gatos did bring their energy.

Evergreen had an outside event and it was very festive. A lot of kids showed up and it was a huge party. Evergreen always comes to play hard!

The Kings Academy had their homecoming after their football game and we rocked it in the gym.

Independence had their homecoming in the middle of the school outside and they provided a playlist that bumped and the students loved the vibe.

Yerba Buena is happening  next  week and we always have a blast with them.

James Lick is having their homecoming this Saturday and the Saturday before Halloween is always a good time.

Thank you high schools for helping us providing the soundtrack of your memorable events!

Black and White Affair were in Sunnyvale and San Jose the first week of November to celebrate Homecoming with two different high schools. Both playlists were way different but both parties were way fun!

 The Kings Academy has always been a fun place to dj at.  The coordinator shared their approved playlist and we followed it to a t. We did their homecoming last year and their prom and this year we are up again for their homecoming. This is our latest homecoming as timewise. It started around 9 15 and it went till 11:45 pm. They actually play the game Friday then straight after the game its party time. We find the students to be very respectful and overall well mannered folks. It was again a fun night in Sunnyvale.

  The next day we were at down town and played at a local high school. We had a list we worked off but we had more to work with and had their list as the baseline and we incorporated other songs that fit the vibe we were feeling.  Everyone was dressed nice and they were ready to party. We have a little more flexibility with the playlist so we read the crowd and gave them what they wanted. From the vibes, students wanted latin music so we gave them latin music. We also played the current hip hop but it was a good night downtown.

After being shut down from any dances for a year and a half, high schoolers have been itching to dance. One of the main questions I had would songs from 2020 and 2021 be popular or would students be leaning toward the old school. Platforms like Tic Tok have brought back old school for the youngsters. Songs that you wouldn’t think students would know are songs students know the lyrics to. Have I seen any a change from pre covid events to current at the High School dance floors?

What hasn’t changed is the students take a while to warm up. Knowing this I have saved the beginning of the dance for the new and old pop songs that everyone knows. It’s not to get anybody dancing yet since I believe in saving the dessert for the packed dancefloor. At this time people are coming to the dance and seeing what is happening. At the events I did most students were either going to the food trucks or taking photos at the photo booth.

Some folks think the line dance is way cliché but it always works. The ones that the students really liked were the Cupid Shuffle and going old school with the YMCA. Those songs worked for all the 4 dances. Everyone was loving Miley Cyrus with Party in the USA and Justin Bieber’s Baby. Speaking of songs that students like to sing along to Taylor Swift was like magic with the students. Pitbull had a few hits on the student dancefloor with Tonight with Ne-yo and Fireball. I did notice Calvin Harris hits such as We Found Love and Feels so Close got everyone bouncing up and down. 

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 Homecoming at Lincoln was in the middle of the quad. They had an old school van as a photoboth and food trucks. They shared with me a diverse playlist. I started the night to work on the older tracks first. I have to be aware of not using all the good danceable songs so quickly. 

Students at Lincoln were ready to dance. They were really into Spanish music. It was nice to see everyone get into the Spanish music. 

The Songs that stuck out for Lincoln:

It seems like 2010 music is getting a jolt of life such as songs like Disturbia by Rihanna, Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO, Feel So Close by Calvin Harris, Give me Tonight by Pitbull and Ne-yo. But the staple of high school music is classic hip hop from the past 7 years. Students were loving Sage the Gemini with Gas Pedal and Red Nose. Saweetie was a hit with MY Type. Travis Scott has a few hits and brought folks to the dance floor with Bring it Back and Ayy Ladies. But one of the songs of the night had to be Crank Thank by Soulja Boy. Some newer hip hop songs that students really liked were Magnolia and Shoota by Playboi Carti. Also a few artists seem to do well with high school. Taylor Swift, Justin Beiber, and Miley Cyrus got some oohh and aahhs. 

Overall it was a good energy dance. My favorite sighting was students were really loving the Spanish music and no one came storming to the dj booth asking to change the song but made the most of it by dancing.