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Goldierocks, also known as Sam Hall, is an international DJ, broadcaster, and journalist who has influenced global music trends and youth culture.
Capital Radio partnered with Ministry of Sound for an ad-free weekend. This collaboration did not involve paid-for sponsorship but focused on creating ad-free content for listeners.
Goldierocks was a key cover presenter for Capital Xtra, indicating a professional broadcasting engagement.
Goldierocks (AKA Sam Hall) was one of the presenters for FASH#TAG, a new pop-culture fashion channel. This project was a YouTube original content initiative, developed by Gravity Road.
Goldierocks' gig in Tbilisi was made possible through sponsorship from Omega Tegi, enabling her international performance.
Goldierocks' gig in Tbilisi was also supported by sponsorship from Omega Morellis Gelato, facilitating the event.
Goldierocks collaborated with Oxfam, travelling to Jordan to visit the Zaatari refugee camp. She created a radio documentary from her trip to raise public awareness and support for Oxfam's Syria Crisis campaign.
Goldierocks performed voice-over work for a commercial for Vauxhall Corsa.
Goldierocks performed voice-over work for a commercial for Huawei.
Goldierocks performed voice-over work for a commercial for Karcher.
Goldierocks performed voice-over work for OTO CBD.
Goldierocks co-presented the first three series of 'Red Bull Bedroom Jam,' a live online music show aimed at discovering unsigned talent, featuring bands performing live from their bedrooms.
Goldierocks hosted the pop editions of HMV's 'Next Big Thing,' a platform for emerging musical talent.
Goldierocks fronted 'Xbox Reverb' on Xbox Live, an interactive gig experience that connected bands with their fans across the UK.
Goldierocks hosted the official festival coverage for Last FM throughout the summer, reporting from various festivals.
Goldierocks anchored the interactive pop-up radio station 'Reebok Radio,' broadcasting live from the Manchester Warehouse Project on RWD mag.
Goldierocks made guest TV appearances on ASOS.com TV for London Fashion Week.
Samantha Louise Hall, known professionally as Goldierocks, was born on October 30, 1984, in Guildford, Surrey, England. She pursued a BA Hons in Drama & Theatre Arts at Goldsmiths College, University of London. Her career in music began early, at 16, working in music journalism, which ignited her passion for live music. transitioning from writing, her DJ and radio broadcasting career began to take prominence. Despite this shift, she contributed a monthly column to DJ Mag for four years, focusing on global parties and the underground rave scene. She has also written for publications such as Music Week, Logo, and NME. A significant milestone in her work was hosting fireside chats with musicians like Björn Ulvaeus from ABBA and Goldie for the Radio Academy.
Goldierocks started DJing in 2004 at Rockfeedback’s club nights in London, where she became known for her energetic performances. Her global reach as a DJ has seen her perform across five continents at various festivals, clubs, and private events. Notable private clients include Madonna, Giorgio Armani, Gordon Ramsay, David Beckham, Richard Branson, and The Prince and Princess of Wales. A career highlight was her performance at the opening ceremony of the London Paralympic Games in 2012, where she played to 85,000 attendees, including Queen Elizabeth II, and a global television audience exceeding one billion. From 2016 to 2023, she headlined ‘Classic Ibiza,’ performing for over 90,000 people each summer with the Urban Soul Orchestra.
From 2008 to 2018, Goldierocks presented ‘The Selector’ for the British Council, a two-hour new music radio show broadcast in 46 countries to 4 million weekly listeners. This role enabled her to become the first international female DJ to perform and broadcast in Cuba and the first cultural correspondent to visit Libya after the fall of Gaddafi in 2013, speaking at the Youth Forum in Tripoli. Her work with ‘The Selector’ involved traveling to countries in conflict, such as Egypt shortly after the Mubarak demonstrations, to engage with young people and promote cultural exchange. She also gained recognition as a key figure in the international ‘GREAT’ campaign for her contributions to British culture worldwide.
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