David is a well-established voice in the Southern California sports community, having also served as the P.A. Announcer of the Los Angeles Kings for 23 seasons and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for 18 years. He was also the announcer for the Los Angeles Rams in their final four seasons before the team moved to St. Louis. With the Clippers, Kings and Angels, it's the second time he has been the voice of three major league teams at the same time.

Announcing the Clippers also marks the second time that he has been the regular announcer for an NBA team as he called the games of the Houston Rockets in the early-to-mid 80’s.

He has the unique -- and possibly singular -- distinction of being the voice of three major league sports All-Star Events (2002 NHL, 2010 MLB & 2011 NBA) and Championship Series’ (1981 NBA Finals, 1993 Stanley Cup & 2002 World Series).

Born in New York City, Courtney and family moved to Los Angeles 1963 when his father, Alan, a network television executive, became President of MGM Television.

He began working in professional sports in when he was 14-years old, starting as a P.R. Assistant for the Kings in 1971. Under the guidance of legendary P.A. announcer, John Ramsay, and by doing games for his Beverly Hills High School varsity football and basketball teams, he learned the craft well enough to become Ramsay's back-up for both the Kings and the Lakers.

In 1978 he left L.A. to take a full-time job as P.R. Director of the Houston Aeros in the World Hockey Association. When the team folded a year later, he remained in Houston and began a successful broadcasting career in both radio and television and found himself in demand as a P.A. announcer; eventually handling the Rockets, USFL Gamblers and sharing the Houston Astros.

Over his career, Courtney has announced sporting events for over 30 different teams or organizations and has announced at least one or more games for the Lakers, Dodgers, Raiders, USC football, UCLA basketball and become the voice of the Pac-12 Men’s basketball tournament.

His work as an announcer has also led to voice roles in the movies "Tooth Fairy," “Angels in the Outfield” and “61*” and television's “Home Improvement.”

Since 1992 -- in addition to his sports announcing -- David has worked full-time in Southern California radio as a traffic, news or sports reporter. He is currently heard daily on KABC (AM 790) and KLAA (AM 830) in Los Angeles and KOLA (FM 99.9) in the Inland Empire.

David, 55, and his wife, Janet Fisher-Courtney, reside in Mission Viejo.

Traci has performed with Beyonce and Outkast and appeared on theESPY Awards with Lance Armstrong, the NBC Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Special, as well as several shows including The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, Fox’s Live Like a Star, The KTLA Morning News, and On-Air with Ryan Seacrest. As a dancer and choreographer, Traci is annually involved with the pre-game & half-time production and performance for the NFL ProBowl in Hawaii.

Traci graduated with honors from UCLA and spent much of her time as a member and Captain of the UCLA Dance Team. The UCLA grad has hosted and announced for the AVP Beach Volleyball Tour, the NFL ProBowl Beach Bowling Bash with NFL legend Warren Moon, the World Cyber Games in San Francisco, Rollingstone.com’s Air Guitar Championship College Tour, and worked with Olympians Rowdy Gains and Dara Torres as part of a program to motivate young teens. Always “true blue”, she currently hosts UCLA basketball! Traci co-hosted a local cable sports show called “Ride,” and has guest hosted on The Reelz Channel and The KTLA Morning Show. She is currently writing and producing for “E! News” on E!.

In Minneapolis, Mike was the Arena Game Host for the Minnesota Timberwolves for five seasons, an On-Air Host for The CW Twin Cities, a live event emcee for Fox Sports North, and hosted a weekly talk radio program on MyTalk 107.1FM. In 2009, he hosted thirteen episodes of the Regional Emmy-nominated game show, 21 Cards, which was filmed live and aired on The CW Twin Cities. He currently lives in Santa Monica with his wife, Jes.

He’s DJ’d the Official After Parties for the SAG & People’s Choice Awards, celebrity events for Dr. Dre, The Pussycat Dolls and Gwen Stefani, Grammy After Parties for Beats by Dre and Interscope Records and toured the country as a featured DJ with T-Mobile.

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Although notorious for mixing R&B and hip hop, DJ Dense has been known to mix all genres of music including Latin, Dancehall, Reggae, House and more. He has mixed for and been an on air personality for several Los Angeles radio stations, interviewed A-list celebrities, been on tour with Grammy winning artist, and has received multiple sponsorships from top companies.

If DJ Dense is not showcasing his talents on a syndicated nationwide radio station (K-Day Mornings, Monday-Friday), college party, celebrity party, concert, or nightclub, he can be found at the Los Angeles Staples Center. The Los Angeles Clippers and the NBA take pleasure in his talents by having him as the Clippers in area game night DJ. For booking information please email DjDenseInfo@gmail.com.