Yancey Entertainment Service of Louisville

Yancey Entertainment Service of Louisville is a DJ service in Louisville, KY. The company provides mobile disc jockey entertainment and event direction for wedding receptions, corporate events, school, church and private parties, and other celebrations. Its services include wedding DJ work, sound reinforcement indoors and outdoors, dance floor and architectural accent lighting, event planning and coordination, and technical support for wedding ceremonies, live band and choral performances, trade shows, seminars and conventions. Weddings represent more than 85% of its business. The company serves Louisville and the surrounding Kentucky and Southern Indiana areas, and holds a rating of 4.7.

Yancey Entertainment Service was founded in the summer of 1978 by Marshall C. Yancey, who serves as president and master MC/DJ. He is a native of Oxford, North Carolina and a graduate of North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University with a degree in Industrial Engineering Technology. He relocated to Louisville in May of 1974 and worked for General Electric's Refrigeration Division through March of 1990, building the DJ company on a part-time basis as a single system performer and later a multi-system company before pursuing it full-time. The company operates as a full-time mobile DJ and event direction service, and no engagement is too large or too small.

The business is located on Fern Valley Pass, about 0.1 miles from Fern Valley Road and 0.2 miles from Poplar Level Road. Fern Creek is roughly 0.3 miles away, and Shepherdsville Road is about 0.6 miles from the location.

Yancey Entertainment Service has built a confirmed reputation and a solid clientele base over more than four decades of performing in the Louisville area, and it holds a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

With more than 45 years of DJ experience rooted in Louisville, Yancey Entertainment Service brings a deep music library and a long record of wedding and event entertainment to celebrations across the city and Southern Indiana.