For Goldie, the last 37 years have been a creative journey, from his early days break-dancing and making graffiti art in Whitmore Reans and Heath Town in Wolverhampton to performing one of his most iconic songs at the closing ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
The 56-year-old has lived a life full of creativity and colour and has returned to the region that gave him his grounding, with a performance at the Crooked House In The Park festival in Lichfield on Saturday.
He also has a stand-alone art display in Birmingham’s Colley Ison Gallery of some of his works from his graffito days, works usually seen in the gallery he owns in Bangkok in Thailand and something he said was a rarity for him.
He said: “I own a gallery in Bangkok called the Aurum Gallery and I’d never really worked with galleries in the…
