With an average of 3.5 gigs per week in 2006/7, Bon Finix has become one of the busiest DJs in the Czech territory. And with a DJ schedule full for months ahead and residencies at Prague's leading clubs Mecca, Roxy and Duplex, his DJ career seems to be on the right track.

The leading Czech dance magazine XMAG published an overview of which DJs, producers, bands, projects, events and music styles stood out in 2007 (article ?2007...what to remember in 2017?). Bon Finix got a mention among names likes Michael Burian, Markus Schulz, Sensation White, dubstep, and Modeselektor. In the beginning of 2007 he launched his resident party Kick da Night, which within its first months of existence started appearing regularly in the schedules of many clubs across the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

During his sets, Bon Finix always manages to acclimatize to the location at which he is performing. He is capable of effectively reading the crowd and based on that, goes ahead to create the perfect atmosphere, no matter if he is playing for a more intimate crowd in a club, or if he is face-up with a mass in a huge arena. He achieves this through his original selection of tracks and primarily by constantly communicating with the party-goers.

Due to these skills, Bon has become popular among dance music fans in the region and promoters alike, who book him ever more frequently to play at big events and festivals. For example he has performed at prestigious events such as Creamfields, Hradhouse, Mácháč Festival or the Combi:nations II World Tour, and has warmed-up for top jocks like Nick Warren, Marco V, Markus Schulz, Marcel Woods, and Sebastien Leger.

International DJ bookings have taken him to the UK, Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Cyprus, Slovakia and Poland. Just recently Krafty Management added Bon Finix to their booking roster, which among others offers class acts like Marco V, Christopher Lawrence, or Sander Van Doorn.