Dark. Intense. Melodic. 

Gabrielle Kerr is a rising Bat Prince of folk.

Hailing from Kabi Kabi country, the strange raconteur is an old soul watching this new world spin. Her introspective lyrics will draw you in as the songbird's melodies are crowed with hints of folk, rock, Celtic, and blues.

Painting vignettes of feminine wrath or other such 'unseemly' emotions; her music is coloured by her love of mythology, poetry, and theatre.

Telling tales of life, death and all things in between.

Monsters, a song of self-acceptance, was Gabrielle’s first TV placement on American-Canadian comedy-drama, You Me Her. Secured after she received a Nashville songwriting scholarship during her Bachelor of Popular Music at the Queensland Conservatorium.

No stranger to the stage she has brought her powerful storytelling to festivals such as Rockhampton River Festival, Coondoo Mountain Midwinter Campout, Strawberry Sound Fest, and Woodfordia’s Small Halls Festival.

In the time since her last release, The Truth of Flowers, she has honed her craft and ventured further into the wilds of her mind drawing poetry from blooded soil and melodies from the hollows in her soul.

Oh, Mother is just the beginning or a new era of viciously authentic anthems. 

“…it would be easy to mistake her as someone who’s been releasing music for decades.” -Blank GC