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Hannah Jadagu
Hannah Jadagu is an American singer-songwriter born June 19, 2002, and raised in Mesquite, Texas, to parents who immigrated from Zimbabwe. She moved to New York City in 2020 to study music business at New York University and began releasing music the following year on Sub Pop Records.
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- Nov 1Kansas CityT-Mobile CenterPerformers: Sombr, The Last Dinner PartyView details
- Nov 4MilwaukeeFiserv ForumPerformers: Sombr, The Last Dinner PartyView details
- Nov 5ChicagoUnited CenterPerformers: Sombr, The Last Dinner PartyView details
- Nov 7IndianapolisGainbridge FieldhousePerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 9ColumbusNationwide ArenaPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 11WashingtonCapital One ArenaPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 13PittsburghPPG Paints ArenaPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 14ClevelandRocket ArenaPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 15BuffaloKeyBank CenterPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 19BostonTD GardenPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
- Nov 20PhiladelphiaXfinity Mobile ArenaPerformers: Sombr, Dove CameronView details
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About Hannah Jadagu
Her 2021 debut EP, What Is Going On?, was recorded entirely on an iPhone 7 using GarageBand and drew praise from NPR Music. She followed it with the singles "All My Time Is Wasted," used in the television series Naomi, and "Say It Now" (2022), before releasing her debut studio album, Aperture, in May 2023, and a second album, Describe, in October 2025.
Jadagu's music is built on lilting melodies and textured, home-recorded production. She has performed at festivals including Pitchfork Music Festival London and toured supporting Faye Webster, Wet, Arlo Parks, and Metronomy.
In 2023 she took part in benefit concerts organized by Ground Control Touring supporting abortion access, and continues to write and produce most of her own material.