Rolo Talorda is a native San Franciscan DJ who has been a cornerstone of the City's house and club scene since the early 1990s. From legendary venues like the Sound Factory and the EndUp to contemporary hotspots like Monarch and Public Works, Rolo has soundtracked San Francisco's nightlife for over three decades. Deeply influenced by his friend and San Francisco house music legend Aaron O, Rolo's sound is a captivating blend of infectious vocals and disco-inspired house beats. He's guaranteed to keep you moving on the dance floor all night long. Rolo's impact extends far beyond San Francisco. He's rocked dance floors in Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, and even Singapore. Locally, he was a beloved fixture at the San Francisco Pride celebrations, spinning sets for the Community Dance Stage in the Civic Center. Rolo truly made his mark on the city with his legendary residency at "F*g Fridays" at the EndUp. From 1996 to the party's closure in 2007, he held down the weekly residency, bringing his unique sound and vibrant energy to late-night revelers. After a brief hiatus, Rolo is back in action, lighting up dance floors across San Francisco's hottest venues -- Monarch, 1015 Folsom, Public Works, 620 Jones, DNA Lounge, Powerhouse, Holy Cow, Space 550, Club Six, The STUD, and Casements Bar. He's also a featured resident for Juanita MORE's legendary party series Powerblouse (at Powerhouse), Booty Call, and the annual Pride party at Jones.