#198 - Worry Club (Chase Walsh)

In this all-exclusive interview, Tate sits down with Chase Walsh,
the creative force behind Worry Club, to dive
deep into the band’s evolving sound, creative journey, and latest
releases—including the introspective single “Anything Else” and
the newly dropped “Little Fucker.”


Chase opens up about the shift from recording music in his
bedroom to working in professional studios, and how his
surroundings continue to shape his sonic identity. Once dreaming
of scoring films, Chase found his voice (literally) while singing
in college bands—evolving from hushed vocals to full-on belting
now that he's no longer confined to apartment walls.


The conversation gets especially lively as Chase reminisces about
performing at a packed Michigan festival alongside emo
heavyweights like Free Throw, Origami Angel, Microwave, and Mom
Jeans. The energy, he says, was unmatched—and the shared love for
genre icons like Modern Baseball, Tigers Jaw, and Pity Sex
continues to bond the band on and off stage.


Since dropping their debut EP in 2020, Worry Club has been on a
steady rise, gaining a loyal following with their emotionally raw
lyrics and relatable themes. Chase shares how the band’s music
continues to be an outlet for him—blending vulnerability with
catharsis—and how addressing mental health through songwriting
helps connect with fans on a deeper level.