DJ Bio

Having been around for long enough now to almost know better, Seb Sharp is a man obsessed with music. Beginning a career in clubland at the rather cheeky age of 17, Seb stalked his fave dj’s for tips and honed his skills as a trainee jock at the obligatory round of friend’s parties and weddings before turning professional at 22.

Since then he’s had fistfuls of residencies, including 10 years at notorious and celebrated gay venue Connections nightclub and played alongside some of the world’s finest, including Deepswing, The Freemasons, Paul Johnson, Tiga, Freeform Five, Wayne G, Mark Moore, Princess Julia, Tracy Young, Bushwacka! and Meat Katie.  Seb also appeared weekly on radio as host of his own house and electro mixshow ‘Da Funk’ on Groove 101.7FM

Still a regular guest at Perth’s busiest venues, Sharp has most recently returned to his roots at The Court Hotel, as well as regular guest appearances for Pride and Gay in WA.  Known for slick mixing, the ability to play a set crossing multiple genres and a love of working with live vocalists and musicians, this dj certainly has and will continue to be one to watch on the Australian club scene. Unless he finally loses it as we all suspect he might and ends up wandering the streets in his pyjamas, trying to vacuum the pavement with a pencil.

Events

Glamfest Film Festival (2010)

Fruits In Suits (2010)

Gay Prom (2009, 2010)

Christmas Deluxe (2008, 2009)

Club West (2006-Present)

WA Pride (1997, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009)

Spank! (2009)

Habitat Parties (2005-2008)

Parklife (2006)

Big Day Out (SilentDisco) 2006

Club West (2006-Present)

Pride Xes Parties (1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006)

Silent Disco @ Big Day Out (2006)

Queen’s NYE (2006)

Nocturnal Ball (2005, 2006)

WAAPA Retro Ball (1999, 2000)

White Parties (series) (1999, 2000)

Wild and Lethal (2001)

Jane’s Bar Tour @ Globe (2000)

Hookers’ and Stripper’s ball (2001)

Madhatter’s (2001)

Leatherfest (2002)

Limelight (2001)

Sleaze (WA) (2002, 2003)

Base Parties (Series) (1998, 1999)

Redfest (2000)

Big Gay Out (2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006)

Babylon (2003, 2004, 2005)

Studio 54 (2003)

Baywatch Nights (2003)

Switch Ball (2003)

Replay (2003, 2004, 2005)

Oscar Wilde Meets Kim Wilde (80’s) – (2003)

Winter Wonderland (2001, 2002, 2003)

NYE “4” Party (2003, 2004, 2005)

Tuned 1,2 & 3 (2002)

Residencies

Court Hotel (2009 -Present)

Leederville (Wednesday Nights) (2002-2007)

Skandalous Nightclub (2006)

Balmoral Hotel (Sundays) 2005 – 2006

Como Hotel (Sundays) (2005-2006)

Connections (1997 – 2006) (2000 – 2006 as Musical Director)

Spunk @ Ambar (2005 – 2006)

Loop@ Rise (2004 – 2005)

Jelly @ Court (1999-2003)

Passion @ Rise (2002-2003)

Luxe Bar (2002, 2003)

Big Wednesday @ Taipan Room (2002)

Pink @ Upbar (2001-2002)

Hush @ Velvet Lounge (2001-2002)

Sneek @ Ghost (2001)

Red Lion @ Deen (1999-2001)

Heaven  @ Zanadu (2000-2001)

Trade @ O2 (1997-2000)

Club A (2000)

Medication @ Redheads (2000)

Q @ Globe (2000)

O2  (1999)

Guest spots

Groove FM Parties (House Arena)

Ambar

Oxford Hotel

Llama Bar

Eurobar

Base Lounge

Queens Hotel

Dc’s

Taipan Room

Lola’s

Rise

Denim

Dive Bar

Rock & Roll F.A.G Bar

Odyssey Recovery

Blend Recoveries (series)

Shine @ Leederville Hotel

Cottesloe Hotel

The Reef (Bunbury)

Pump @ Krush

Solid State

Metropolis (City)

Mustang Bar

Pride Fairday 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2009

Supports

The Freemasons

Ruby Rose & Grant Smillie

Tiga

Meat Katie

Mind Electric

Rachel Claudio & Nic Vaultier

Trentemoeller

Freeform Five

Ajax

Sveta (2005, 2006)

Groove Terminator

Paul Goodyear

Wayne G

Kat

Shaun Reed

Luke Leal

Lexie Bradfield

Alex Taylor (1999, 2001, 2002, 2003)

Sassi

Paul Johnson

Kate Monroe (2000, 2002)

Tracy Young

Deep Swing

Stephen Allkins (2001, 2002)

A-Men

Dr Motte (Love Parade)

John Creamer

Tom Middleton

Princess Julia & Mark Moore

Peter James

Baby Bear

Support Slots for live P.A’s

Che’nelle

Jimmy Somerville (1999, 2003)

Marcia Hines

Bananarama

Martha Wash

Tina Cousins

Ann Lee

Public Domain

Kaylan

Hayley Aitken

Mercury 4 (2003, 2004)

Katie Underwood

Chantelle Barry

Mary Kiani

Katherine Ellis

Rachel Claudio

Radio

1993 – TRIPLE J – Guest Reviewer on Maynard’s “Saturday Afternoon Fever”.

1994 – RTRFM – Voiceover (Ads)

1996 – 97 – TRIPLE J – Gossip and pop culture reporter for “Creatures Of The Spotlight” with Sarah Macdonald (weekly spot)

1999 – 2000 – RTRFM – Guest Presenter “Sheer Queer”

2004 – 2005 – GROOVE FM – Voice over talent (20 commercials)

2005 – 2006 – RTRFM – Music reviewer “QuEAR Radio” (Fortnightly half hour spot)

2005 – 2008 – Host – Da Funk Radio Groove 101.7FM (1 Hour House Mixshow)

2005 – 2007 – Executive Producer, Groove 101.7FM

Musical Director – Nightclubs

2001 – 2006 – Connections Nightclub

2000 – Heaven

2001 – Ghost

2002 – Pink