Jonny Goldie is a flamenco and classical guitarist based in Seville, Spain. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Virginia Commonwealth University, where he was also awarded the Jesus Silvia Merit Scholarship, a recognition of excellence in the VCU guitar department.



Once graduated, Jonny then moved to Seville, Spain, where he studied and later worked at prestigious flamenco school Fundacion Cristina Heeren, where he regularly accompanied dance and singing classes from renowned flamenco figures such as: Milagros Menjibar, Javier Baron, El Choro, Luisa Palicio, Fernando Jimenez, and Esperanza Fernandez.



He won first place and the audience favorite award at the International Flamenco Guitar Competition of Albi in 2024 (France), third place winner at the National Flamenco Guitar Competition Niño Miguel (Spain) and first place winner of the TorcuArt Competiton in 2023 (USA). Jonny also accompanied the winner Eduardo el Campanero on the hit spanish tv show “Tierra de Talento,” the spanish equivalent to “America’s Got Talent.” Also making appearances on spanish televison programs like CanalSur, Andalucia en Directo, and Antenna 3. He has also performed flamenco in the USA, Belgium, Mexico, Portugal, Canada, Chile, Bolivia, and Spain.



Jonny has studied and learned first hand from flamenco guitar maestros such as: Nino de Pura, Pedro Sierra, Paco Cortes, David Caro, and Antonio Rey. Jonny has now been living in Seville for eight years, where he continues to refine his skills, frequently performing in tablaos such as Flamenqueria, Pura Esencia, El Palacio Andaluz, and Tablao Flamenco Azahar, among others.