Watch Audrey Hobert Perform on NPR Tiny Desk Concert
- to public attention on the NPR Tiny Desk Concert series, performing tracks including “Thirst Trap” and “Sue Me” while showcasing her signature charm and pinpoint delivery according to...
- The rising singer-songwriter balanced whimsical humor and sharp songwriting during her performance in the NPR offices.
- Hobert co-wrote the track "That’s So True" with her childhood best friend Gracie Abrams, a collaboration that significantly elevated her profile across the music industry.
Audrey Hobert Brings Debut to Tiny Desk
Audrey Hobert brought her debut album Who’s The Clown? to public attention on the NPR Tiny Desk Concert series, performing tracks including “Thirst Trap” and “Sue Me” while showcasing her signature charm and pinpoint delivery according to Pitchfork.
Defining a Whimsical Aesthetic
The rising singer-songwriter balanced whimsical humor and sharp songwriting during her performance in the NPR offices. According to Pitchfork, Hobert described her aesthetic as sitting at the intersection of Taylor Swift and Dory from Finding Nemo.
Collaborations and Heavy Touring
Hobert co-wrote the track "That’s So True" with her childhood best friend Gracie Abrams, a collaboration that significantly elevated her profile across the music industry. Pitchfork reported that since releasing Who’s The Clown? nearly a year ago, Hobert has drawn massive crowds at festival performances including the Governor’s Ball and Lollapalooza. She has also completed two sold-out North American tours and directed her own music videos for the tracks "Silver Jubilee" and "Sex and the City."
Critical Acclaim for Independent Pop
Pitchfork noted that Who’s The Clown? landed at No. 20 on the list of The Best Pop Albums of 2025. Hobert’s Tiny Desk performance continues a busy promotional cycle for the independent-spirited pop release, bringing her catalog of earworm tracks to an intimate acoustic format.