Audrey Hobert

Audrey Hobert is "one of the defining new pop stars of 2026," per The New York Times. Her debut album, Who's the Clown?, is adored by fans and critics alike and breakout single "Sue Me" became what Billboard called the "definitive summer '26 anthem."

A lifelong singer, musical theatre devotee, dancer and writer, Audrey first sharpened her songwriting alongside childhood best friend and onetime roommate Gracie Abrams, co-writing the hits "That's So True," "I Love You, I'm Sorry" and "Risk" on The Secret of Us—the first songs she ever wrote—and later "Minibar" on Abrams' Daughter from Hell. A publishing deal put TV writing aspirations on pause, and she began to write songs for herself. With production partner Ricky Gourmet, she turned it into Who's the Clown?—a debut of remarkably singular vision and clarity of voice.

Her sold-out "Staircase to Stardom" tour has taken her on multiple runs across the U.K, The US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, with festival stops including All Points East, Governors Ball, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands and Austin City Limits.

This October she headlines her biggest rooms yet, including Brooklyn Paramount and Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, before opening for Charli xcx in arenas across the U.K. and Europe in February 2027. A true one-woman show, Audrey writes and sings her songs and directs and edits her own music videos.