Prom is a rite of passage for many young folks, but planning it can be a source of stress especially when it comes to choosing entertainment.
Often you are not sure who or what you will get for entertainment. With all the lewd and suggestive music out there, the wrong choice can bring the wrath of parents and administrators.
“Grinding,” a current dance style, has hit the radar of many parents and other adults and has put high school dances under scrutiny. Many parents and school administrators across the state and even the country have expressed that they feel this dance move is inappropriate and vulgar. They are doing everything they can to find a solution to this problem, even if the solution is to ban dances altogether. Dancing partnered with the lewd, offensive and suggest content that makes up most of the Top 40 playlists creates an uncomfortable situation for parents, teachers and student alike.
At Pierce Events we launched a solution to the problem 10 years ago. It a fun show called "Clean Beats". It assures planners and parents that objectionable or suggestive lyrics or topics will be excluded and we control unacceptable dancing. If a song falls into the "gray area" we won't play it.
Is the dance still fun? YES! We are entertainers, not just DJ's. We keep the party going with exclusive dance mixes and radio edits of the top hits and interact with the audience to maintain control and high energy.
Our "Clean Beats" program has been hosted in schools all over Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia with rave reviews from students and parents. We are part of a nationwide network of responsible DJ's that have pledged to maintain certain standards.
We have dates available for Prom and offer budget friendly solutions for schools. Contact us to find more about our "Clean Beats" show. http://www.pierceevents.net/
Pierce Events offers complete event planning, production and management services for corporate, social and non-profit events. For more information and other helpful tips visit our website at www.pierceevents.net ◦
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