GoldLink

Grammy nominated rapper and singer GoldLink is coming to St. Mary’s Stadium, Southampton- giving fans the only opportunity to see him in the UK this summer before the July release of his new album Enoch.

This exclusive show at the Northam Fan Zone is not to be missed!

Alongside MCs and producers like Tyler The Creator, Anderson .Paak, KAYTRANADA, Major Lazer, Flume, and Chance the Rapper, GoldLink's sound represents an ever-broadening sense of what hip-hop and dance music can do, imagining a borderless club world where affiliations of genre and region bow to the music's overall feel: not rap, not electronic, but what GoldLink has playfully called "future bounce" —and he's making it right now.

Renowned for his Grammy nominated song “Crew” featuring Brent Fiayaz, which has amassed over half a billion streams he has an impressive and eclectic body of work- featuring a range of incredible collaborators. 

In 2014, he released his debut mixtape, The God Complex; the next year, he made the XXL Freshman Class. Buoyed by a mentoring credit from Def Jam co-founder Rick Rubin, And After That, We Didn't Talk followed in 2015, striking a balance between narrative grit and a sparkling, effervescent sound. In 2017, he released At What Cost, "Crew."

Raised in and around Washington, D.C., the rapper (born D'Anthony Carlos in 1993) started writing music in his late teens, staking out an uncharted space at the intersection of hip-hop, house, electronic music, and R&B-a colourful, head-spinning sound that made him stand out instantly.

GoldLink makes progressive hip-hop that’s steeped in culture, from the homegrown hip-hop sound of At What Cost (2017) to the eclectic styles of African, Latin American and Chinese music on 2019’s Diaspora. This incredible album featured collaborations with Khalid, Tyler The Creator, Pusha T, WSTRN and many more The MC’s “future bounce” (a refreshing breeze of rap, house and funk) has earnt him multiple Grammy nominations and been featured on tracks by Christina Aguilera, Gorillaz and labelmate Kaytranada.