The first spark
At eleven, John Lejeune Jr. began DJing at Sun Town Hall, a local skating rink. A childhood fascination with electronics had found its soundtrack.
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Our story
From a local skating rink to celebrations and event production across the Northshore, Rock-It began with curiosity, family support, and a passion for bringing people together.
Explore our story ↓Milestones from founder John Lejeune Jr.’s story.
At eleven, John Lejeune Jr. began DJing at Sun Town Hall, a local skating rink. A childhood fascination with electronics had found its soundtrack.
Speakers from his parents, John and Joyce, helped launch John’s Professional D.J. Service. At fifteen, John upgraded to professional equipment and paid his parents back over the following year.
With his mother’s help, John found a new name: Rock-It Productions. As demand grew on the Northshore, more DJs, sound systems, and intelligent lighting joined the business.
A conversation about projector rentals at a Covington hotel revealed an opportunity beyond weekend entertainment. John and Patrick Theriot launched See-Hear Incorporated to serve audio/visual needs.
Computer-based DJ setups arrived in 2004, followed by experience-based DJ levels. In 2010, weekly trivia, computer-controlled lighting, and LED uplighting expanded the offering.
Photo booths added another way to capture the celebration. The Bass Wagon arrived in February 2013, followed by its outdoor mobile photo booth that November.
Built with support
John credits God, his parents, employees, and everyone who supported him and the businesses along the way. That gratitude is part of the Rock-It story.
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