As the sun sets this weekend, the Goldrush Festival has a stacked lineup that will take over Rawhide Western Town in Chandler, Arizona. Spread across four stages and two days, five women are set to step up and stand out in an EDM landscape that is often male-centered. As you plan your weekend, be sure to show up for these incredible artists.
Airrica
Airrica is a Los Angeles-based producer and DJ known for blending House, Electro, and Techno into high-energy, unpredictable sets that often stretch past three hours. Her releases on labels like Crosstown Rebels and Factory 93 have earned support from industry titans like Jamie Jones and Nicole Moudaber. Before her music career, she studied oncology and worked in tech sales, a pivot that speaks to the same instinct now driving her genre-hopping sound.
When to catch her set: Day 1 – Friday
Where to find her: The Hideout
ALLEYCVT
ALLEYCVT has exploded on the scene over the past few years as a rising producer and DJ out of Northern Virginia, known for fusing sultry pop vocals with heavy, dirty bass drops. Drawing influence from acts like Zeds Dead and Subtronics, she has built a sound that is equal parts melodic and massive. She has played mainstages at EDC, Bass Canyon, and Lost Lands, and made her label debut on Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats imprint.
When to catch her set: Day 1 – Friday
Where to find her: Pioneer Peek
DØMINA
DØMINA is a Los Angeles-based hard techno force whose dark, industrial sets draw from the underground scenes of Berlin, Paris, and the Netherlands. She started her musical journey at just five years old, studying classical piano, a foundation that now fuels her precise, driving productions. Her 2025-2026 run has included sets at EDC Las Vegas, Lost Lands, and Beyond Wonderland.
When to catch her set: Day 1 – Friday
Where to find her: Golden Gorge
Lady Faith
Lady Faith is widely regarded as America’s top Hardstyle producer and DJ, having helped build the U.S. hard dance scene from the ground up. Her journey began far from the decks—she grew up in Tehran before making her way to Los Angeles. Since then, she has landed hits like “Moxie” and “Basic Bitch” and headlined the Q-Dance stage at EDC.
When to catch her set: Day 2 – Saturday
Where to find her: Pioneer Peek
Rossy
Rossy got her start in Chico, California, trading guitar for a DJ controller after hearing dance music blast through her college dorm halls. Nicknamed the “Queen of Arps,” she initially built her sound around melodic, theatrical trap before evolving into bass and deep house. She has since opened for acts like Krewella, Audien, and Gareth Emery.
When to catch her set: Day 2 – Saturday
Where to find her: Pioneer Peek