Three musicians play cellos in the foreground against a backdrop of blue-lit green curtains and promotional text for an Audrey Q concert.

The MetroNOME Foundation

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General Admission

Audrey Q writes off-kilter, classically-informed pop songs for her own voice, 3 cellos, and drums. Her original songs range from dark, sparse meditations to sunny, catchy bops; her covers utilize the cello&#39;s unique sonic capabilities to create fresh and ear-catching arrangements. Her credits as a cellist include touring with Hamilton and The Who, but as a songwriter she&rsquo;s happy playing intimate listening rooms and neighborhood bars. Audrey will be joined (for two sets) by Patty Ryan and Nora Doyle on cellos, as well as Dave Power on drums. At MetroNOME, a portion of every pint and contribution goes to local music education programs, so any child who loves music can find a way to play. Thank you for being part of that rhythm. 🍻

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Audrey Q writes off-kilter, classically-informed pop songs for her own voice, 3 cellos, and drums. Her original songs range from dark, sparse meditations to sunny, catchy bops; her covers utilize the cello's unique sonic capabilities to create fresh and ear-catching arrangements. Her credits as a cellist include touring with Hamilton and The Who, but as a songwriter she’s happy playing intimate listening rooms and neighborhood bars. Audrey will be joined (for two sets) by Patty Ryan and Nora Doyle on cellos, as well as Dave Power on drums. At MetroNOME, a portion of every pint and contribution goes to local music education programs, so any child who loves music can find a way to play. Thank you for being part of that rhythm. 🍻

The MetroNOME Foundation

Audrey Q

385 Broadway St

General Admission

$15

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