Divine Kaos brings Divine and Kim Kaos together as a house act. The concept page describes a combination of house rhythms and live vocals. If that combination fits your event, the useful next step is to explain where the duo would sit in your programme and ask about the available performance format.
Understand the act you are requesting
LIWYN describes Kim Kaos as a house DJ and Divine as a DJ, MC and live vocalist. The duo grew from a back-to-back set on the METZ stage during Kingsday. The published concept centres on their collaboration, rather than treating them as two unrelated names on a line-up.
Refer to the duo by name in your enquiry. Booking an individual artist and requesting Divine Kaos are different proposals to discuss. Confirm the performers, set format and any live-vocal elements in the actual offer.
Explain the place in your programme
Share the event date, venue and address. Add the intended time slot, surrounding artists and the musical direction of the event. If you have a specific expectation about energy, set length or how vocals are used, describe it as a request instead of assuming it comes with every booking.
Connect the artistic brief with production
- Which stage or room is intended for the act?
- What DJ and audio equipment is already available?
- Who is the production contact for technical requirements?
- How will the performance connect to the preceding and following sets?
- Which travel, hospitality and timing arrangements need confirmation?
These are preparation questions for the booking discussion. The final requirements should come from the agreed performance and technical information.
Send the enquiry
Read the Divine Kaos concept page and use the LIWYN booking form. The form asks for an artist, date, venue, address and contact details. Availability, price and performance details still need to be confirmed for your event.