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 balladeer
Uncle Quentin is back to share the stage with Hannah Potter; ready to dish sexually explicit
reflections 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 prolific
artist, churning out heartfelt tropical-flavoured depravity-dripping bangers like the one man
beat-machine that he is.

Prepare to scream, laugh and weep beneath the dancefloor strobes
as 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 core
with 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 while
guiding audiences through the dark with warmth and humour. Never a dry eye is in the room
when this wee banshee starts to sing.

Prepare to be floored by two of the highest-ranking rejects our fair city has to offer, all under
the roof of Naarm’s greatest bar.