Real campus footage
This is what the night looks like.
A DJ set with a live electric guitarist on the same stage. The crowd gets the records they already know, plus somebody actually playing in front of them. That is the part students film and put on their stories.
About Jordan
He came up on the college circuit.
Jordan Miller started out as a college DJ in Central Florida, playing campus parties alongside SteveWillDoIt and teaming up with Kirill Was Here of Assholes Live Forever on three events. He opened for Two Friends at Gilt in Orlando.
He knows how a campus night actually runs: the pregame energy, the singalong peak, the moment the whole room loses it. Now he brings that with Kristian Cruz on live electric guitar, so your students get a DJ set and a live show in one booking.
Played alongside
The names your students already know.
Roles are listed honestly - a shared festival stage is not a support slot.
Read Billboard's review, which names Jordan's set →- SteveWillDoItPlayed parties togetherCentral Florida college circuit
- Kirill Was HereAssholes Live ForeverFlorida, including Chase's on the Beach
- Two FriendsBig Bootie Mix - support set
- John SummitSupport set, SXSWThe Stage at SXSW, Austin
- Steve AokiShared festival stageRARE Music Festival, Orlando, FL
- Dillon FrancisSupport setThe Marc, San Marcos, TX
- CarnageShared festival stageRARE Music Festival, Orlando, FL
- ACRAZESupport setGilt Concert Venue, Winter Park, FL
- Boombox CartelSupport setGilt Concert Venue, Orlando, FL
- What So NotSupport setGilt Concert Venue, Winter Park, FL
- Loud LuxurySupport set
- Pauly DSupport setGilt Concert Venue, Winter Park, FL
- Duo
- DJ + live guitar
- Austin, TX
- Home base
- Nationwide
- Fly & drive dates
- 1 business day
- Inquiry response
- 60–90 min
- Campus set formats
- Clean edits
- Available on request
Stages & press: SXSW · Formula 1 · Austin City Limits · Billboard · Texas Monthly
What it is
Colleges & Universities with Mixmode.
College booking means Mixmode is programmed as a campus concert act — an opener, direct support, or headliner for a programming board, student union, or campus concert series. The set is the hybrid duo format built around Country EDM with wide crossover, sized from a 60-minute opener to a 90-minute headline. Clean edits are available for the entire set, and advance paperwork is handled to the standard university procurement and production teams expect.
Who it's for
- Programming boards and student activities offices
- Student unions producing homecoming or welcome week
- Campus concert series and spring concert committees
- University event and production staff advancing a show
Why buyers book it
What colleges bookers get.
Names your students already know
Jordan has shared stages with Steve Aoki, Carnage, Dillon Francis, John Summit, What So Not, ACRAZE, Boombox Cartel, Two Friends, and Loud Luxury, and his SXSW support set was reviewed by Billboard. He started out as a college DJ in Central Florida playing parties alongside Kirill Was Here of Assholes Live Forever and SteveWillDoIt.
Two audiences, one booking
Country and dance in the same act means the show pulls students who'd otherwise skip a single-genre booking. Themed programming — an emo night or pop punk singalong — fits the same crossover logic.
Paperwork that clears procurement
Technical rider, stage plot, input list, W-9, and insurance certificates handled directly with your office.
Clean-set option
Radio-safe versions across the whole set, specified at contract, so the booking doesn't create a policy problem.
Scales to the space
A quad, a ballroom, or an arena stage — the set and production plan are built for the venue you actually have.
The experience
What the colleges show looks like.
- 01
Proposal
You send the date, venue, and budget range. We come back with availability, a fee range, set options, and the EPK.
- 02
Contracting
Standard performance agreement, deposit terms, and any university-specific vendor paperwork completed with your office.
- 03
Advance
Roughly 30 days out, the rider and stage plot go to your production team or contracted AV vendor.
- 04
Show day
Load-in, soundcheck, and a 60 to 90 minute hybrid set programmed for the crowd your event actually draws.
Check your date
Tell us the date and city — we’ll come back with availability and a fee range.
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The format
Why DJ + live guitar is different.
Campus budgets rarely stretch to a full touring band, and a DJ-only booking often underdelivers on a stage that size. The hybrid duo lands in between: a live electric guitarist gives the show a visible performance and real solos, while the DJ set keeps the programming broad enough that the crowd doesn't thin out between songs.
Event types
Where it fits.
- Homecoming concerts and pep events
- Welcome week and orientation shows
- Spring concerts and end-of-year events
- Student union and campus series programming
- Family and parents' weekend entertainment
- Athletics events, tailgates, and championship celebrations
- Emo night and pop punk singalong themed programming
Add-ons
Scale the show.
Every colleges booking starts with the duo — DJ plus live electric guitar. These are quoted on top when the room calls for more.
- Scaled sound + lighting package for rooms without in-house production, quoted by room size
- LED wall content package — branded visuals or house content
- CO2 jets, low-fog, and confetti cannons on request
- Custom edits, walk-in music, and bespoke intros
- MC and announcements handled from the stage
- Extended or multi-set nights beyond the standard 60–120 minute show
Photo proof
From the road.
Video proof
See the show.
Unedited crowd footage from recent Mixmode dates — the same duo you'd be booking for your colleges event.
FAQs
Answered.
Still have questions? Send them in the quote form — we reply personally within one business day.
What set lengths work for campus events?
A 60-minute opener or a 75 to 90 minute headline are the most common formats. Longer sets can be quoted.
Do you offer clean, radio-safe sets?
Yes — clean edits can be specified for the entire set at contract stage.
Can you provide insurance and vendor paperwork?
Yes. Certificates of insurance, W-9, and university vendor forms are handled with your office ahead of the date.
How far in advance should we book?
Four to six months of lead time is comfortable for campus dates; homecoming and spring concert dates often confirm earlier.
Who provides production?
Most campus events use in-house or a contracted AV vendor, and we advance directly with them. Where there's no production, a scaled package can be quoted.
Can we see footage before proposing to our board?
Yes — recent crowd footage is on the video wall, and the full EPK with bios, riders, and photos is available on request.
Keep exploring
Book Mixmode
Program the show
your campus turns out for.
Share your date, city, venue, expected attendance, and event type. We reply within one business day with availability, a fee range, and the full EPK.
- Reply within one business day
- Fee range for your specific date
- Full press & production kit
- No obligation to book
Prefer to talk? Text or call (512) 964-9722 or email booking@mixmodemusic.com.