THE STORY SO FAR...
Georgie Rogers is an established broadcaster, music journalist, voiceover artist, DJ and credible tastemaker in alternative and electronic music.
She regularly contributes her warmth, knowledge and passion to BBC 6 Music, her spiritual and radio home for over a decade where she can often be heard bantering with Shaun Keaveny. She was home grown at the network after being scouted on the red carpet at the NME Awards in 2008 and 12 years later she continues to indulge her boundless enthusiasm for music and culture within a team who value her work and as a known voice to the listeners who enjoy her interviews and investigative pieces with some of the biggest names in music.
She's had the pleasure of time with many of her heroes Led Zeppelin, Mick Fleetwood, Sir Paul McCartney, Cat Power, James Murphy and even Ryan Gosling!
Following an English and Drama degree and early work at XFM and BBC 6 Music Georgie started honing her skills as a broadcaster presenting for Jersey's Channel 103, Diesel U Music, Strongroom Alive, Brighton Festival Radio and Amazing Radio, with her national DAB Amazing Breakfast being featured in The Guardian by Elisabeth Mahoney and again by Miranda Sawyer, as well as Cooler Magazine.
From 2012-2015 she spent four years anchoring shows on XFM (where she had interned and got her first paid job in radio six years previously) with her own Friday overnight slot, long stints on the weekday 7-10pm specialist evening show, John Kennedy's X-Posure and covering across the schedule.
As things at XFM rebranded to Radio X she pitched and secured her own Music Discovery show on the newly launching Virgin Radio UK presenting, curating and self-producing a Sunday night new music show for two years to the end of 2017. Testament to her character, contacts, dedication and passion for great music her guestlist included Death From Above, Jessie Ware, Blondie, Formation, Boxed In, Pond, The Maccabees, Wild Beasts, Joe Goddard, Sylvan Esso, All Them Witches and so many more. She invited so many artists to play sessions from Aldous Harding, Nadine Shah, Fink, Zola Blood, Blaenavon, Juanita Stein, Nick Mulvey, Flamingods, Lucy Rose and Tame Impala's Cameron Avery.
Soho Radio and Foundation FM provide a home for her regular Music Discovery shows and now in 2020 Georgie's work as a spokesperson on music stories spans various networks including BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour, BBC 5 Live, BBC News TV, BBC Breakfast and Sky News.
Meanwhile the Super Women platform she co-founded with filmmaker Alice Smith in 2019 is an outlet for making and presenting documentaries and telling kickass stories of kickass women on film, while offering mentoring opportunities. They are currently developing feature-length documentary films.
Georgie is an entertaining host having compered and helmed festival stages, competitions or social media content for brands like Mixcloud, Vevo, Rolling Stones Exhibitionism launch at the Saatchi Gallery, Vevo, Fender, BMW, Mutt, Barbour International at the Malle Mile, Record Store Day, Standon Calling, Festibelly, Youth Music, 7 Dials Soundtrack and The Selector for the British Council.
As a voiceover artist she has put her husky tones to TV and digital campaigns with Avon, Mitchum, Pantene, Revlon, Superdrug, Wisdom, Film 4, BBC Four and 5SOS.
When DJing, her decks time has resulted in sets ranging from Glastonbury's Shangri La to the great hall of the V&A Museum, lake stages to big tops and even mountain tops as is the case at Meadows in the Mountains in Bulgaria, where she's been asked back three times.
After several years cutting her teeth as a resident at the successful house and disco club nights in East London (2011-2017), which she ran with a small crew, she is well-versed at reading rooms and tearing up the dance floor. Her credits also include spinning tunes for Spiritland, Whistles, Google, Facebook, Topshop, Crack Magazine, Mac Cosmetics, Benefit Make-Up, London Fashion Week parties, Little Gay Brother and Dr Martens at venues like Dalston Superstore, the Ace Hotel, 76 Dean Street Soho House and Number 90 in Hackney Wick.
Despite her rock roots and deep love of alternative music, her decks time is usually an opportunity to indulge in all things electronic. Georgie is right at home mixing an eclectic bunch of house, disco, techno, afrobeat, progressive selections, exotic grooves, percussive beats and everything in between. An intuitive and versatile DJ, wherever she's commandeering the decks she knows how to uplift the crowd and get a party started.
She regularly contributes her warmth, knowledge and passion to BBC 6 Music, her spiritual and radio home for over a decade where she can often be heard bantering with Shaun Keaveny. She was home grown at the network after being scouted on the red carpet at the NME Awards in 2008 and 12 years later she continues to indulge her boundless enthusiasm for music and culture within a team who value her work and as a known voice to the listeners who enjoy her interviews and investigative pieces with some of the biggest names in music.
She's had the pleasure of time with many of her heroes Led Zeppelin, Mick Fleetwood, Sir Paul McCartney, Cat Power, James Murphy and even Ryan Gosling!
Following an English and Drama degree and early work at XFM and BBC 6 Music Georgie started honing her skills as a broadcaster presenting for Jersey's Channel 103, Diesel U Music, Strongroom Alive, Brighton Festival Radio and Amazing Radio, with her national DAB Amazing Breakfast being featured in The Guardian by Elisabeth Mahoney and again by Miranda Sawyer, as well as Cooler Magazine.
From 2012-2015 she spent four years anchoring shows on XFM (where she had interned and got her first paid job in radio six years previously) with her own Friday overnight slot, long stints on the weekday 7-10pm specialist evening show, John Kennedy's X-Posure and covering across the schedule.
As things at XFM rebranded to Radio X she pitched and secured her own Music Discovery show on the newly launching Virgin Radio UK presenting, curating and self-producing a Sunday night new music show for two years to the end of 2017. Testament to her character, contacts, dedication and passion for great music her guestlist included Death From Above, Jessie Ware, Blondie, Formation, Boxed In, Pond, The Maccabees, Wild Beasts, Joe Goddard, Sylvan Esso, All Them Witches and so many more. She invited so many artists to play sessions from Aldous Harding, Nadine Shah, Fink, Zola Blood, Blaenavon, Juanita Stein, Nick Mulvey, Flamingods, Lucy Rose and Tame Impala's Cameron Avery.
Soho Radio and Foundation FM provide a home for her regular Music Discovery shows and now in 2020 Georgie's work as a spokesperson on music stories spans various networks including BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 4, Woman's Hour, BBC 5 Live, BBC News TV, BBC Breakfast and Sky News.
Meanwhile the Super Women platform she co-founded with filmmaker Alice Smith in 2019 is an outlet for making and presenting documentaries and telling kickass stories of kickass women on film, while offering mentoring opportunities. They are currently developing feature-length documentary films.
Georgie is an entertaining host having compered and helmed festival stages, competitions or social media content for brands like Mixcloud, Vevo, Rolling Stones Exhibitionism launch at the Saatchi Gallery, Vevo, Fender, BMW, Mutt, Barbour International at the Malle Mile, Record Store Day, Standon Calling, Festibelly, Youth Music, 7 Dials Soundtrack and The Selector for the British Council.
As a voiceover artist she has put her husky tones to TV and digital campaigns with Avon, Mitchum, Pantene, Revlon, Superdrug, Wisdom, Film 4, BBC Four and 5SOS.
When DJing, her decks time has resulted in sets ranging from Glastonbury's Shangri La to the great hall of the V&A Museum, lake stages to big tops and even mountain tops as is the case at Meadows in the Mountains in Bulgaria, where she's been asked back three times.
After several years cutting her teeth as a resident at the successful house and disco club nights in East London (2011-2017), which she ran with a small crew, she is well-versed at reading rooms and tearing up the dance floor. Her credits also include spinning tunes for Spiritland, Whistles, Google, Facebook, Topshop, Crack Magazine, Mac Cosmetics, Benefit Make-Up, London Fashion Week parties, Little Gay Brother and Dr Martens at venues like Dalston Superstore, the Ace Hotel, 76 Dean Street Soho House and Number 90 in Hackney Wick.
Despite her rock roots and deep love of alternative music, her decks time is usually an opportunity to indulge in all things electronic. Georgie is right at home mixing an eclectic bunch of house, disco, techno, afrobeat, progressive selections, exotic grooves, percussive beats and everything in between. An intuitive and versatile DJ, wherever she's commandeering the decks she knows how to uplift the crowd and get a party started.
