Hannah Potter + Uncle Quentin at The Gem

A collision is occurring at The Gem on Sunday the 18 th of October at 3pm.Due to popular demand, Aotearoa’s own balaclava-clad Vaseline-smeared techno balladeerUncle Quentin is back to share the stage with Hannah Potter; ready to dish sexually explicitreflections on intimacy, environmental collapse and loneliness.

With co-writing credits on Marlon Williams’ Silver Scroll nominated ‘Dark Child’ to his name, Uncle Quentin is a prolificartist, churning out heartfelt tropical-flavoured depravity-dripping bangers like the one manbeat-machine that he is.

Prepare to scream, laugh and weep beneath the dancefloor strobesas Uncle Quentin croons the Queer shame out and calls in a yucky sexy time.Naarm-based singer-songwriter Hannah Potter’s recent debut singles ‘Snow Day’ and‘Judith’s House’ garnered local acclaim for their nuance, maturity and raw haunting power.

A self-directed, independent artist dedicated to authenticity, Potter’s work is punk at its corewith elements of trip-hop, blues, post-rock and eerie dark Irish folk.

Equally tender and confrontational, Potter skilfully handles themes of loss, connection and rediscovery, all whileguiding audiences through the dark with warmth and humour. Never a dry eye is in the roomwhen this wee banshee starts to sing.Prepare to be floored by two of the highest-ranking rejects our fair city has to offer, all underthe roof of Naarm’s greatest bar.