Did you know that the average DJ in 2025 is over 45 years old, uses a Windows computer, enjoys mixing all kinds of music, and rarely plays out (especially not in clubs)? Surprising, eh? Perhaps unbelievable if your idea about what “most” DJs are doing happens to be very different from this.
Of course, DJing is a very broad church, and there’s room for all types, ages, and styles of DJs and DJing – but every year our Global DJ Census reveals the real facts about the DJ community – hence I can tell you with confidence that the above information is true.
With our annual Census, we uncover (year by year) where everyone is, the equipment they use, the music they love, the types of DJing they do, whether they produce, whether they livestream, what features they’re loving (such as stems or AI), the gear they own, and so much more.
Get the census
Click here to get your copy of this document for free. It contains these facts and many more across its 56 pages of invaluable industry data – full of interesting insights for all DJs, wherever you are in the world, whatever kind of DJing you do, and however long you’ve been doing it!
Those 4 surprising facts revealed…
In the video above, I talk you through just a handful of 2025’s results – specifically four things that stood out among many from this year’s survey. But I’d also like you to have a copy of the survey for yourself.
If you’re a (free) member of Digital DJ Tips, you’re already getting this before anyone else, as every year it’s one of your perks – but anyone can have it right now by clicking this link to get a copy. Grab yours now!
Even if you do skip the full report, please enjoy the video and comment underneath – we’d love to chat about these findings with you.
Phil Morse
