Kyle Cooke is sharing new details about what’s next for him in his career as a DJ as he continues to book gig after gig, while also balancing his work at Loverboy in an ever-expanding resume for the entrepreneur.
Kyle spoke with Bravo Insider ahead of his next big DJ gig, where he opened up about the performance, which music lovers and tennis fans alike can attend on the day of the US Open Men’s Finals 2026. You see, the Summer House entrepreneur will be DJing the US Open Finals Fan Fest on Sunday, Sept. 13, and he is so excited about this and what else is to come in his career.
“So people with a grounds pass can go to the Fan Fest,” the Summer House cast member said. “I’ll be DJing right when the doors open at 1 p.m. just to hype up the crowd… The men’s final will be on this huge screen for everybody in the Fan Fest viewing area that you’ll be able to watch it and kind of experience it firsthand.”
He continued, opening up about the experience at the US Open 2026. “Obviously, getting a ticket to the actual stadium match is hard to come by, and it’s extremely expensive. But as you may or may not know, the US Open has grounds tickets. So you cruise around the grounds, and there’s so much to offer. Food, drink, activities, activations. You name it,” he said. “So the actual Fan Fest is for people that don’t have tickets to the actual stadium.”
The gig caps off a busy summer for Kyle, which has included new music and more to come from Loverboy.
Kyle Cooke opens up about his new single, “Summer Should Be Fun”
But DJing the US Open Finals isn’t the only major career move that Kyle has made this past month. He released his first single, “Summer Should Be Fun,” on Sept. 3, which Kyle is “pretty happy with.” “I was just joking around with my manager, like maybe we should do ‘Summer Should Be Fun’ and I just came up with the lyrics on the spot,” he told Bravo Insider. “We had a female vocalist come in, and just kind of lay it down. And then we manipulated it and produced a track. And it took a little longer than was ideal to actually release it. But there was still something like two and a half weeks left of summer.”
“We just wanted to keep it light, simple, fun. The response has been great,” he continued. “The hope is to somehow, some way, continue to find some time to get into the studio to do some production. I have very limited time. But I love making music. I grew up playing instruments, particularly the saxophone. So it’s always been in my DNA.”
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What’s next for Kyle Cooke’s alcoholic spritz company, Loverboy?
While Kyle’s career as a DJ is ramping up, his alcoholic spritz brand, Loverboy, is continuing to rise, too. Although Kyle had been open about Loverboy’s financial struggles during Summer House Season 10, he admitted to Bravo Insider that changes are coming to the brand as he builds a team and “sales force.”
“I’m trying to find a much larger alcohol supplier that sees the value in our brand and can take on sales and distribution,” he admitted. “We have the consumer awareness thanks to the show, thanks to social, thanks to word of mouth. But it’s really like all the stuff behind the scenes that is super challenging as a small brand. That’s why there’s very few independent brands that are nationwide. So we’re trying to put it out there that hey, we’re still looking for an operational partner that has the infrastructure that they can basically just plug Loverboy into.”
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— Reporting by Stephanie Gomulka
