After touring the world for 10 years as a member of the multi-platinum pop band Cobra Starship, Victoria launched her solo music venture. She released an EP following the singles “Protect This Love,” “Touch,” “Kryptonite” and “Ghost,” all hyper-catchy blends of danceable synth pop and with the skill and emotion of a modern singer-songwriter.

In 2024, Cobra Starship returned to the stage for the first time in nearly a decade, performing a sold-out solo show in Las Vegas and playing live at When We Were Young Festival to over 70,000 people. Victoria served as Creative Director alongside Weston Allen for their return to stage and brought the show’s aviator theme to life. The band performed in full airline attire, with a mid-set costume change that transported the audience straight back to 2013. The stage set included a life-sized airplane from which the band made their entrance, and the show featured a surprise guest appearance by Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. The group continues to perform select shows, including Warped Tour and Riot Fest in 2025.

In recent years, Victoria has shifted her focus toward producing for podcasts, television series, experiential brand activations, museums and live events. She has also returned to the stage in another form; DJing events across the country. Her creative output continues to expand across formats, with an emphasis on storytelling, immersive experiences, and visual innovation.

Previously she directed several videos for Cobra Starship and collaborated with director Thomas Cobb to create the highly lauded title sequence for
Orange is the New Black. She also sang backups on a number of successful records for other artists, ranging from Miguel to Steve Martin & Edie Brickell, among numerous other video and musical projects.

Vicky-T (born Victoria Asher) grew up in a highly creative environment. Her father is multiple-Grammy-winning producer, manager, and musician Peter Asher, and her mother, Wendy Worth, is an art collector and curator featured in the Oscar-nominated documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop. Half English and half American, and raised surrounded by music, books, films, and painting, Victoria has enjoyed a varied and exciting creative life thus far. She studied film at Tisch at NYU, where she had the opportunity to work with visionary directors Michel Gondry and Terry Gilliam; formative experiences that helped shape her visual style and cinematic sensibility. Her creative path continues to defy definition and description.