Goldierocks

Goldierocks delivered a critically acclaimed performance at the opening ceremony of the London Paralympic Games in 2012, playing to an audience of 85,000 attendees, including Queen Elizabeth II, and reaching a global television audience exceeding one billion. Her career in music began in 2001 with music journalism, contributing a monthly column to DJ Mag for four years, and writing for publications including Music Week, Logo, and NME. Goldierocks transitioned to DJing in 2004, beginning at Rockfeedback’s club nights in London. Early in her broadcasting career, she hosted insightful fireside chats for the Radio Academy with notable musicians such as Björn Ulvaeus from ABBA and Goldie.

Showcasing her dynamic live performance capabilities, Goldierocks headlined ‘Classic Ibiza’ from 2016 to 2023, performing for over 90,000 people each summer with the Urban Soul Orchestra. Her extensive global reach as a DJ has seen her perform across five continents at various festivals, clubs, and for high-profile private clients including Madonna, Giorgio Armani, Gordon Ramsay, David Beckham, Richard Branson, and The Prince and Princess of Wales. Beyond her artistic endeavors, she extended her impact in 2014, traveling to Jordan with Oxfam to visit the Zaatari refugee camp. In 2015, Goldierocks delivered a TEDx talk titled ‘The Enduring Power of Radio to change lives’.

As an internationally recognized DJ, broadcaster, and journalist, Goldierocks continues to influence global music trends and youth culture. Her proven ability to engage massive audiences, from a billion-strong television viewership at the Paralympics to 90,000 annual attendees at ‘Classic Ibiza,’ highlights her unique capacity for impactful live performance and media engagement. With a track record of cultural diplomacy and pioneering work in challenging international environments, Goldierocks remains a highly sought-after talent, celebrated for her contributions to British culture and her ability to connect with diverse audiences worldwide.