Worry Club is the Chicago-based project of singer/songwriter Chase Walsh, whose diaristic songwriting and emotional candor have earned the band a rapidly growing, fiercely devoted fan base since forming in 2020. Blending moody bedroom-pop with sharper alt-rock edges, Worry Club crafts songs that feel like late-night confessions — self-aware, vulnerable, surreal, and darkly hilarious. Over years of addictive singles and EPs, the band has amassed more than 20 million streams, connecting with listeners through themes of anxiety, identity, loneliness, and the absurd comedy of simply staying alive. Their debut full-length, I’m Freaking Out, expands Worry Club’s world into a bigger, louder, and more chaotic emotional universe. Across twelve tracks, the album balances catastrophe with comedy, expressing the surreal exhaustion of falling apart and piecing yourself back together. With I’m Freaking Out, Worry Club sharpen their identity into something unmistakably their own: music that doesn’t look away from the mess, but instead names it honestly — bruised, funny, tender, and cathartic — offering a reminder that even in your ugliest moments, you aren’t alone.