Twilight Audio

Chris did an awesome job for our wedding! Very satisfied :) we were hesitant to use at first due to the bad review but they were wrong! Thanks for helping to make our day memorable !!!

Twilight Audio has over the years proved very reliable to me and my company. A lot of Times, I or my company will get hired to do a job and I immediately contact the Owner: Chris Childress. To have him field the job as he and his company can do it better then mine. They always have the latest equipment, lighting and Music. From doing Weddings, to High School, middle School or Collage parties/​dances they got it down. They often do sound in the best clubs in Hawaii. They do live PA, sounds for bands, back line etc. Its like a 1 stop shop. My Mind is at ease most importantly when Twilight is hired for the job

My wife and I were highly unsatisfied with Chris Childress’ Twilight Audio DJ services at our wedding (May 2013 on the North Shore of Oahu). Rather than write a sensationalized review, I’ll provide the facts below so you can judge if you’d like to jump into our place for your special event:
— My wife communicated with Chris extensively before the event and clearly spelled out the entrance songs, first songs, etc. We also provided a «must play» and «do not play» list of songs (a move recommended by many of our married friends and wedding blogs).
The following occurred at our wedding:
— Chris played the wrong entrance song when the bridge walked down the aisle; careless and simply inexcusable.
— During the bride/​groom first dance, Chris’ DJ equipment (i.e. THE music) cut out for 20+ seconds … on two separate occasions, leaving our guests to sing the song so we could continue.
— During the father/​daughter dance, Chris’ DJ equipment cut out again for 20+ seconds, effectively ending the dance.
— Chris played less than 50% of our provided playlist of requested songs. On three separate occurrences throughout the reception, the groom talked to Chris, asking him to stick closer to the provided playlist — Chris did not listen until the third and final time (30 minutes before the end of the reception).
— One guest requested the song «Shout» — I’m sure you’ve heard it at every wedding you’ve ever been to — instead of playing the typical version that any experienced DJ would recognize, Chris played another song titled «Shout» by the British band Tears for Fears –the song is totally different, is downtrodden, and ruined the energy on the dance floor. When asked if he could play the correct version, Chris claimed that he’d «never heard of it.»
— During the last song of the night, Chris’ DJ equipment cut out again for 20+ seconds.
Frankly, if we had to go back and do it again, we would have rented speakers and connected an iPod or paid the extra few hundred bucks to get a DJ with additional references. Although Chris came highly recommended by one of our vendors, his services were a complete disappointment.
Justin C. — San Francisco, CA