Home: Germa Adan
Take a midday escape with Home at the Hub – a free lunchtime concert series that brings world music and vibrant international artists to The Hub’s stage.
Germa Adan is a classically trained composer, vocalist, and string musician whose music traverses Haitian, American, and British folk traditions, the rich sonic languages of the Afro-diaspora, and the improvisational spirit of jazz. Born in Haiti, raised in the US and now living in the UK, her transatlantic journey shapes a sound rich in storytelling, identity, and cultural memory. Blending layered string and vocal harmonies with themes of ancestry, migration, and belonging, her work has featured at festivals including
Manchester Folk, Sidmouth Folk, Moseley Folk, and Migration Matters.
’It sounds unlike anything else out there’ – Songlines Magazine
Please note, this is a Free Concert and a ticket is not required. Capacity is limited (first come, first served) and our coffee shop will be open before and after the concert. Seating will be a combination of seated at coffee shop tables and rows of seating. Latecomers will be admitted subject to space. We respectfully request that concert attendees limit noise during the performance.
