JAMZ SUPERNOVA (UK) b2b TASH LC (UK) at QUIVR

QUIVR & Shandy Present: Jamz Supernova (UK) & Tash LC (UK) Two of the UK’s most exciting broadcasters and club selectors are packing their records, crossing the pond and touching down in Meanjin for one very special double-header. QUIVR and Shandy are joining forces for a night of global club sounds, broken beats, underground bass and all manner of delicious sonic debauchery. Expect boundary-pushing selections, big energy, and a dancefloor that refuses to behave itself. Jamz Supernova Jamz Supernova uses sonics to tell a story. A true multi-faceted creative force, she is a label head, radio host, DJ, podcaster, and tastemaker with over a decade in broadcasting. Known for selecting sounds that span subcultures, she brings the intimacy of community radio directly to the dancefloor. Alongside her award-winning Saturday daytime show on BBC 6 Music, Jamz heads up the seminal, award-nominated label Future Bounce. Expect an eclectic, vibrant mix of broken beat, UK funky, bass, and techno—the exact energy that has made her a mainstay at festivals like We Out Here and All Points East. Tash LC London-based DJ, broadcaster, and Club Yeke label boss Tash LC has established herself as one of the most essential selectors pushing global club music. A staple on platforms like Kiss FM and heavily rooted in the underground broadcasting community, Tash is renowned for her fierce, high-energy sets. She seamlessly blends Kuduro, Gqom, Dancehall, and underground African rhythms with heavy UK club frequencies, bringing a percussive heat to the room that commands movement. Setting the pace for the night, local heavyweights Sweaty Baby, nejmere, and Felix will be stepping up to the desk to warm the floor. The Space This is a rare opportunity to catch two international, festival-tier artists at QUIVR’s Sound Room with its 170-capacity space, new hand-built, custom sound system. 7pm-3am | Oct 2 2026 18+ QUIVR, Sound Room NOTES FOR THE EVENING  This event takes place on Stolen lands of the Turrbal & Jagera/Yuggera people. We acknowledge all Elders past and present. This was and Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.  We want people to feel as safe and welcome as possible, so please feel free to message the QUIVR Instagram with any queries or concerns. As always, please don't assume any one's gender or pronouns. If you get chatting with someone, it's as easy as a quick "what are your pronouns?" and you can carry on. Consent is key – ask before touching and await a clear response; fuck yes or no thank you! Be respectful and considerate – do your bit to make the space safer and more comfortable for others: a party is only as good as the people attending, and we all have a role to play in having the best night ever! Racist, sexist, ableist, homophobic, or transphobic behaviour/attitudes will not be tolerated. Please see Shandy team members, barstaff or security if someone is making you uncomfortable. ACCESS The venue is wheelchair accessible, but some parts of the venue are only accessible by an up or down a step (1 step up from Winn Street into Sound Room, 2 steps into the laneway bar, we also have an addtional mobile ramp where required) Wheelchair accessible toilet are only available at nearby laneways - Bakery & California lane 100-150m away from venue, we apologise for any inconvenience Strobe lights will not be used during the event, however lights may occasionally move and a haze machine will be in use. Sensory Friendly Areas QUIVR Sound Room dancefloor is the loudest part of the venue. The inside bar closest to the laneway has a slighly lower volume and more bright, from midnight through to 3am the orange room is available which has couches, lowered music and dimmed lights.