2 Damn Cheeky (Rich Foster and Rob Keith) have been resident DJ's at New York's Sullivan Room for a number of years. They met back in 2002 and quickly cemented a successful partnership playing regularly across North America. Between them they have DJ'd alongside seasoned heavyweights including Felix Da House Cat, Masters at Work, Steve Angello, Evil Nine, Paolo Mojo, DJ Dan, Jim Rivers, The Scumfrog, DJ Colette, Lisa Shaw, D-Fuse, Hector Romero, Luke Fair, Martin Solveig, Behrouz, Dirty Vegas, Deep Dish and Eric Morrillo just to name a few. Collectively, they have rocked countless venues including Amnesia (Ibiza), The Sullivan Room (NY), Cielo (NY); headlined Pacha (NY) and Crobar (NY) as well as playing some of the world's hottest spots including Miami, Spain, Mexico, Tokyo, UK, Toronto and Monte Carlo.

"Rob Keith" Rodriguez is a New York writer, producer, DJ and percussionist. He started as a DJ in the mid-80s working with his childhood friend Lem Springsteen from the legendary House Music production team Mood II Swing. Rob produced his first track in 2002 called "Me & You" (released on Ecko Unlimiteds Fall 2002 Rhino Drops mix compilation and Hop 6: After the After Hours, a down-tempo compilation). Rob has also produced remixes for Norah Jones, Cheap Trick, Ja Rule, T.A.TU. and Telling on Trixie.

"Rich Foster" moved to New York in 2001 from London where he was involved in promoting stellar parties for staple underground venues including Bagleys, The Cross, The Glass House and After Hours at the Ministry of Sound. Since moving to New York he has been on the other side of the booth helping to establish 2DC as a brand that stands for energetic and upfront electronic music spanning all genres.

2DC's sound is as diverse as their backgrounds, blending seamless sets combining sounds from progressive house to breaks, tech house, fidget, garage, old school to anything that keeps the crowd moving. There is always a fresh and diverse array of music in every set and a journey from the first minute to the last, they pride themselves in digging deep to find music that's current as well as drawing from the original influences that got them involved in electronic music.

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