Joe King began DJ'ing in the Seattle club scene in 1998. He got his start as the resident DJ at Spintron. From there, his career led him to his Friday night residency at Re-bar, Seattle's longest running nightclub. Joe King is currently a resident DJ at Ego, Seattle hottest new nightclub. Joe is a perpetual favorite in the northwest and always has a large crowd for his events. When Joe isn't dazzling his fans at the turn tables, he has worked actively behind the scenes bringing some of the nation's greatest DJs to Seattle; including Phil B, Susan Morabito, David Knapp, Roland Belmares, Rick Mitchell, Neil Lewis, and Lydia Prim.

Joe King's lifelong passion has been his love of music. Through years of playing a wide variety of music, he has developed a sound and style that he is known for today. His style encompasses vocal house, tribal, progressive house and trance. Joe King weaves his musical tapestry in a way that pulls in his crowd and takes them to another level.

This past year has been filled with excitement. Joe played his first gig in San Francisco at Metropolis and received a very warm welcome. From that gig came several more offers to return to San Francisco to play for "Ball of Pride" and "Bump." In addition he will be making his debut in Los Angeles in June. When TBB Productions asked him to return to spin for Vancouver's Pride 2001, he was ecstatic. Joe has always viewed Vancouver BC as his second DJ residency next to Seattle. In the past few years he played for the Vancouver boys for Pride weekends and New Years. The response and welcome he has received were always overwhelming and humbling at the same time. Vancouver boys always know how to make a DJ feel welcome.

Look for Joe King in 2008 headling the Friday night event for Jeffrey Sankers White Party Palm Springs as well as in Seattle, Los Angeles, Vancouver, San Diego and various others cities to be announced.