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DJS
Tommy Smith (Boise, ID)
Fearlessly leading the Boise Tango scene to strange new places, Tommy Smith has worked tirelessly to promote and improve Tango in the West. As a DJ he is unstoppable, playing hit after hit until dancers start requesting 80's De Angelis, just to have an excuse to stop dancing.
John Miller (Denver, CO)
John Miller has been DJing for over half his life and in that time has played nearly every scenario imaginable: in seedy bars, under bridges, in Churches, warehouses, at weddings, funerals, high school sock-hops, on beaches, house parties, from 100-year-old victrolas, and at dozens of festivals.
Nick Jones (Denver, CO)
Nick Jones started Tango at the tender age of 14, and has been unstoppable ever since. He has dedicated years of his life to digging through old record stores of BA to find the tango recordings that history has forgotten, and many of those songs will be on display during his set.
Rob MonTango (Missoula, MT)
Rob was a career martial artist for 30 years before his interest shifted to dance in 2006. He soon dedicated himself solely to the study of Argentine tango and never looked back. Rob travels often and has studied in America and Europe from master tango teachers. Rob has served as a headliner DJ for large festivals in Eastern Europe, Asia, and the United states, as well as performing at a few of them. His goal is to exchange knowledge with tango communities all over the world to gain a larger view of this fantastic art form. He has an excellent collection of classic tangos and modern orchestras, as well as a large alternative tango collection that he enjoys to share.
Steven Thull (Fairport, NY)
It's hard to say whether Steven is a better DJ or photographer, but given that he's one of the best Tango photographers in the country, there's no need to decide. Although we often like to say that it's the dancers who bring the party to the milonga, when Steven DJs, it's all him.
Tom Stermitz (Denver, CO)
Tom has been hosting Tango festivals and DJing longer than most of us have been dancing. He leapt into Tango in Buenos Aires in the 90s and never looked back. As an expert in Milonguero-style social tango, he has keen instincts for knowing what the dancers want to hear.
Sofia Tikhovidova (Albuquerque, NM)
Sofia grew up listening to Tango music and was already an accomplished tanguera at an age when most people are too shy to be even attempt dancing with a partner. The youngest festival DJ in the country, she brings an energy and zest to the milonga that you have to hear to believe.
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