How Old Is Dom Dolla? Age, Net Worth, Good Fortune Records and the Road to Ultra 2027

Dom Dolla is 34, has just launched Good Fortune Records and is confirmed for Ultra Miami 2027. His age, net worth estimates, ARIA record and stadium shows, answered.

Dom Dolla is 34 years old, has just launched his own label, and is already confirmed for Ultra Miami 2027. In the space of four weeks the Melbourne tech house producer sold out Marvel Stadium, announced Good Fortune Records and landed on the first Ultra line-up poster alongside Calvin Harris. This profile answers the questions people actually search for about him: his age, where his money comes from, what the new label is, and where you can see him next.

How old is Dom Dolla?

Dom Dolla was born Dominic Louis Matheson on 18 January 1992, which makes him 34 as of October 2026. He turns 35 in January 2027, two months before Ultra. He was born in Manila to Australian parents, grew up in Darwin in the Northern Territory and moved to Melbourne as a teenager, which is where he found house music. He went to Kew High School and started a design degree before his manager talked him into making music full time.

For context, he is younger than most of his peers at the top of the scene. Our own DJ ages analysis of the 2026 Top 100 found a median age of 38 among solo DJs with verified birth dates. Dom Dolla sits four years under that line, and in his genre bracket, where the median was 35, he is still on the young side of the top table.

Dom Dolla portrait in a black cap and t-shirt, photographed in 2024
Dom Dolla in 2024. Photo: Shevin Dissanayake via Wikimedia Commons, CC0 (cropped).

What is Dom Dolla’s net worth?

There is no official figure, and anyone quoting one to the dollar is guessing. The estimates that circulate most often put Dom Dolla’s net worth between US$4 million and US$7 million, with a few trackers stretching to US$8 million to US$12 million. We treat all of these as rough, but the direction of travel is not in doubt. His 2025 Australian run sold more than 170,000 tickets across four cities, his Allianz Stadium debut in Sydney on 20 December 2025 drew around 40,000 people, and his Marvel Stadium homecoming in Melbourne on 24 September 2026 was reported at roughly 60,000, the biggest headline show of his career. Two stadium shows inside ten months, plus a festival calendar that includes Ultra, Lollapalooza and Creamfields, point to touring income that most of the older estimates simply do not account for.

The catalogue matters too. “Saving Up” is certified three times Platinum in Australia, “Rhyme Dust”, “Eat Your Man”, “Girls” and “Dreamin'” are all Platinum, and he has now racked up twelve number ones on the ARIA Club Chart, the latest being “DANGER DANGER” with Solomun and Skepta in 2026. Those are the royalty streams that keep paying when the tour bus stops.

Dom Dolla ARIA Club Chart number ones by year, 2015 to 2026Bar chart. One number one in each of 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2024, 2025 and 2026, three in 2023, none in 2021 and 2022. Twelve in total.Dom Dolla’s ARIA Club Chart number ones by year12 chart-toppers between 2015 and 2026, source: ARIA via Wikipedia1201512016120171201812019120200202102022320231202412025120262023: Rhyme Dust, Eat Your Man, Saving Up. 2026: DANGER DANGER with Solomun and Skepta.

What is Good Fortune Records?

Good Fortune Records is Dom Dolla’s own independent label, announced on 14 October 2026. It grew out of Good Fortune, the party series he has run since 2024 with nights in Melbourne, Los Angeles, New York, Miami and London. The pitch is a home for both emerging artists and established names, and the first release landed on 16 October: “DANCE” by Torren Foot and rhys from the sticks, a record Dolla says he has been playing for about a year. Torren Foot is an old ally; the pair’s 2017 collaboration “Be Randy” was one of those twelve club number ones and earned an ARIA nomination.

Until now his releases have gone through other people’s labels: Onelove for the early singles, Sweat It Out from 2015 to 2021, and Three Six Zero with Sony Music since 2022, the home of “Saving Up” and “Dreamin'”. The label does not mean he is leaving that deal; it means he now has a channel for the records he breaks in his sets, which is where most of his biggest hits were tested first.

How big are Dom Dolla’s shows now?

Bigger than any Australian electronic act before him. He has sold out Red Rocks in Colorado, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne and Forest Hills Stadium in New York. The Sydney stadium show on 20 December 2025, with KETTAMA, Fcukers and Anna Lunoe in support, was his first in a stadium and was widely reported as the first time an electronic artist had headlined one in Australia. Melbourne followed on 24 September 2026, where Marvel Stadium hosted the world premiere of his new stadium production. In the 2026 DJ Mag Top 100 he climbed three places to number 38.

When does Dom Dolla play Ultra Miami 2027?

He is on the phase one line-up for Ultra Music Festival 2027, announced on 14 October 2026. The festival runs from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 March 2027 at Bayfront Park in downtown Miami, and the first wave also includes Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, Steve Aoki, a first-ever live set from Afrojack, Marshmello b2b Subtronics and the US debut of Boris Brejcha b2b Eric Prydz presents Cirez D. Set days and stages have not been published yet; Ultra normally confirms those closer to Miami Music Week. Expect a mainstage slot given his headline billing, and expect “DANGER DANGER” and “Don’t Worry Baby”, his 2026 single with Tiga, to be in the set.

Has Dom Dolla won a Grammy?

Not yet. His one Grammy nomination came at the 2024 ceremony, for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical, for his remix of Gorillaz’s “New Gold” featuring Tame Impala and Bootie Brown. At home the record is stronger: four ARIA Awards from 24 nominations, with wins for “San Frandisco” (2020), “Rhyme Dust” (2023), “Saving Up” (2024) and “Dreamin'” (2025), plus the ARIA Global Impact Award in 2025. He was also nominated for a Juno in Canada in 2024 for “Eat Your Man” with Nelly Furtado.

Dom Dolla at a glance

Real nameDominic Louis Matheson
Born18 January 1992, Manila (raised in Darwin and Melbourne)
Age34 (October 2026)
Net worth (estimate)US$4 million to US$7 million most quoted; higher estimates reach US$12 million
LabelGood Fortune Records (founded October 2026); releases via Three Six Zero / Sony
ARIA Club Chart number ones12 (2015 to 2026)
Biggest showMarvel Stadium, Melbourne, 24 September 2026 (about 60,000)
DJ Mag Top 100 (2026)No. 38, up three
Next big dateUltra Miami, 26 to 28 March 2027

You can follow his tour dates and upcoming gigs on the Dom Dolla artist page, and see where he ranks against the field in our highest-paid EDM DJs list.

Frequently asked questions

How old is Dom Dolla?

Dom Dolla is 34. He was born on 18 January 1992 and turns 35 in January 2027.

What is Dom Dolla’s real name?

Dominic Louis Matheson. He was born in Manila to Australian parents and grew up in Darwin and Melbourne.

What is Dom Dolla’s net worth?

There is no official figure. The most common estimates sit between US$4 million and US$7 million, with some sources quoting up to US$12 million. Two stadium shows in 2025 and 2026 suggest the lower figures are out of date.

What is Good Fortune Records?

Dom Dolla’s independent label, launched on 14 October 2026 out of his Good Fortune party series. The first release was “DANCE” by Torren Foot and rhys from the sticks on 16 October 2026.

Is Dom Dolla playing Ultra 2027?

Yes. He is on the phase one line-up for Ultra Music Festival Miami, 26 to 28 March 2027 at Bayfront Park. His set day and stage have not been announced yet.

Sources: Billboard, Rolling Stone Australia, Beatportal, Tixel, Grammy.com, Wikipedia. Net worth figures are third-party estimates, not disclosed numbers.

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