This is a list of notable club DJs in the world. This list consists of professionals who perform or are known to perform at large nightclub venues, or who have been pioneers in the development of the role of the club DJ.
- Abi Bah Swedish Techno DJ/Producer
- Afrojack Dutch House DJ/Producer
- DJ AM (1973–2009)
- Armin van Buuren (1976 -) Dutch Trance DJ/Producer
- ATB (1973 -) German Trance & Light Trance DJ/Producer
- Avicii Swedish House DJ/Producer. Also known as Tim Berg. Best known with "Levels"
- Dash Berlin Dutch DJ
- Tony Blackburn (1943 -) Founding father of the British DJ scene
- Frankie Bones (1966 - ) First American DJ to play the early U.K. scene in the late 80s.
- Jim Burgess One of the Saint DJs
- Brightside UK House/Electronic Dance DJ.
- Busy P French DJ/Producer. Founder of Ed Banger Records, and former manager of French Electronic duo Daft Punk from 1996–2007
- Chris Liebing German DJ
- DJ Chuckie Dutch House DJ/Producer
- Dave Clarke (1968 -) techno DJ and producer who is notable in the techno and electro music world.
- Ferry Corsten Trance DJ and producer from the Netherlands now fusing electro, pop and trance together.
- Carl Cox (1962 -) Carl Cox is the first person to be named number one DJ in the world on DJ Magazine's Top 100 DJ poll when he won in 1997.
- CJ Stone German Trance and techno DJ.
- Pauly D (1980-) A DJ and most famous for his role in Jersey Shore
- Darude (1975 -), Originally from Finland. Has had several global #1 hits, and was the first electronic dance DJ to be featured live on MTV Spring Break.
- Deadmau5 (1981 - ) Canadian House DJ/Producer.
- John Digweed (1967 -) is a British progressive house DJ.
- Don Diablo Dutch Electronic Dance DJ
- Sander van Doorn Dutch Trance DJ
- Danny Dyer (1977 -) Pwoper Nawty DJ & MC
- Paul Van Dyk (1971 -) A trance DJ who earned DJMag's top 100 DJ list No. 1 DJ award in 2005 and again in 2006.
- Erick E Dutch Dance DJ
- Gabriel & Dresden (2001 -) Duo of Josh Gabriel and Dave Dresden, their blend of house and progressive trance led to multiple Billboard number 1 hits.
- Cosmic Gate German Progressive Trance, electronic DJ/Producer
- DJ Jayanth Dev - (1989 -) India, Bangalore's Best Business DJ ranked 2nd on the chart of best DJs.
- Walter Gibbons (1954–1994) was an American record producer, early disco DJ and remixer.
- Fedde Le Grand Dutch DJ
- Francis Grasso (1948–2001) Popularized several new disc jockey techniques, including beatmatching, slip-cueing and programming.
- David Guetta (1967 -) (born 7 November 1967 in Paris) is a French DJ.
- Richie Hawtin Detroit Techno Pioneer, Leading Exponent of Minimal Techno since the mid 90's, Founder of Minus Records arguably the largest and most well-known Techno Label.
- Headhunterz DJ from the Netherlands
- Tony Humphries 35 year veteran of the NYC club scene, and a former resident at Zanzibar, the legendary NJ nightclub.
- Judge Jules (1965 -) UK house/trance DJs, who has a radio show on BBC Radio 1.
- Mark Kamins is a DJ/mixer/producer from the New York club scene who played in Danceteria, Studio 54, Underground, and other notable clubs.
- Kaskade (1972 -) American DJ and formerly an A&R assistant with Om Records.
- Kato (DJ) Danish DJ
- Keoki (1969 -) is a techno musician, portrayed in the 2003 film Party Monster.
- Tommy Trash Australian DJ known for producing House music
- Francois Kevorkian Mixed albums by Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk.*Frankie Knuckles (1955 -) helped to develop and popularize the electronic, disco-influenced dance music style called house music.
- Laidback Luke Dutch DJ
- Manny Lehman NYC DJ employed at Vinyl Mania for many years, he became well known after the Garage closed.
- Robbie Leslie Saint DJ.
- Larry Levan (1954–1992) was an early and prolific re-mixer and the DJ at the 1970s discothèque The Paradise Garage.
- David Mancuso (1944 -) was the founder of New York City's first underground party, called The Loft.
- Mason (band) Dutch DJ
- David Morales 35 year veteran of the NYC club scene, now travels all over the world and is signed as an artist.
- Jeff Mills (1963 -) a techno DJ, famous for his fast style of mixing.
- MistaJam A famous DJ who has a show on 1Xtra.
- Erick Morillo (1971 -) American DJ, music producer and record label owner. Also helped in the production of the famous dance hit "Move It" by Reel 2 Real.
- Paul Oakenfold (1963 -) British record producer and remixer.
- Mr. Oizo French DJ/Electro Producer
- Larry Patterson Tee's co-DJ at Better Days from 1976–1981, then at Zanzibar.
- Jonathan Peters New York underground DJ.
- Timmy Regisford Veteran NYC club DJ, resident at many NYC clubs in the 70s and 80s, then resident at The Shelter.
- Paul Rudd (born 1979) English house DJ and musician
- Mihalis Safras Tech-House/Techno DJ from Athens, Greece. 'La Samba' used for Apple iPhone marketing campaign.
- Sidney Samson DJ best known for his Dutch House.
- Sash! - German DJ
- Tee Scott DJ at the legendary NYC club Better Days from 1976–1981, then resident at Zanzibar, and remixer of many classics.
- Skrillex
- SebastiAn
- Fatboy Slim (1963 -) British DJ.
- Darren Tate - British DJ, remixer and producer.
- Boom Jinx - Composer, producer and DJ from Norway.
- Danny Tenaglia Miami-based big club DJ.
- Tiësto Dutch TRANCE and techno DJ.
- DJ Turtle American DJ, remixer and producer. Also known for his on-air personality.
- "Little" Louie Vega Resident at Devil's Nest, Heartthrob and a pioneer house DJs in the 1980s.
- Zedd German DJ/Producer
- Honey G Famous DJ in south east Asia from Thailand for her house music
- Deejay sky From Uganda work with De boss bar mbarara
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