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About Audrey Hobert
A lifelong singer, musical theatre devotee and dancer, Audrey got her first taste of songwriting when childhood best friend and then-roommate Gracie Abrams pulled Audrey into the making of her album, The Secret of Us. Together, they wrote some of Gracie’s standouts like “I Love You, I’m Sorry” and “Risk”—for which Audrey directed the music videos—as well as current global hit “That’s So True.”
Following that project, she signed a publishing deal which put her plans to pursue TV writing on pause. As she began writing, she realized the music was undeniably her own, and her artistic project was born, then brought to life with production partner Ricky Gourmet. Who’s the Clown? represents Audrey’s exploration of her own creative vision, as it is the first collection of songs that she ever wrote for herself. Audrey is a one-woman-show, fully realizing all aspects of her music from start to finish—writing songs, singing, directing and editing music videos.
About Audrey Hobert
Audrey Hobert makes conversational pop that blends humor, candid lyrics, and introspective songwriting. After writing with childhood friend Gracie Abrams on The Secret of Us, Hobert stepped into her own solo music with her debut album Who’s the Clown?1
Her songs explore themes of relationships, anxiety, and self-reflection through conversational lyrics and pop melodies.2 Sue me reached Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart and helped introduce Hobert as Billboard’s September 2025 Chartbreaker.3
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Audrey Hobert’s Background
Hobert grew up in Los Angeles and studied Dramatic Writing at NYU, graduating with a BFA in 2021.4 Before releasing her own album, she wrote for Nickelodeon’s The Really Loud House and began writing songs with Abrams.1
That partnership led to credits on Abrams’ 2024 album The Secret of Us, giving Hobert an early behind-the-scenes music breakthrough.1 She then moved into solo pop with Who’s the Clown? in 2025, bringing that screenwriting background into songs that play out like movie scenes.1
Audrey Hobert’s Biggest Hits
Hobert's best-known songs blend pop hooks with candid lyrics about relationships, insecurity, and self-reflection.4
- Sue me (2025): From Who’s the Clown?, Sue me turns a breakup into a pop song that gave listeners their first taste of Hobert’s musical talent.3
- Bowling alley (2025): Also from Who’s the Clown?, Bowling alley shows Hobert turning one everyday setting into a funny, memorable album moment.2
- Thirst Trap (2025): From Who’s the Clown?, Thirst Trap captures the self-conscious comedy of posting for someone who probably isn’t paying enough attention.5
See Audrey Hobert Live
Audrey Hobert's live performances combine pop music with comedic stage bits, reflecting the humor and conversational style of her songwriting. Her set can include stilts, a giant overcoat, novelty glasses, a banjo, a mini-trampoline, and voiceover moments that make the show feel playful and fully her own.6
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- Audrey Hobert Interview - Rolling Stone Australia
- Spotlight: Audrey Hobert - Music Musings & Such
- Audrey Hobert Chartbreaker - Billboard
- Audrey Hobert - Forbes
- Audrey Hobert Spotify Top Songs - Kworb
- Audrey Hobert Australian Tour Live Review - Rolling Stone Australia
- Audrey Hobert Setlist - setlist.fm