Worry Club is the musical project of Chicago-based musician Chase Walsh, formed in January 2020 in collaboration with visual artist Zack Zagula. Walsh, a multi-instrumentalist who began playing guitar at age five and self-taught drums, piano, bass, and violin, self-produced his first EP, Chase's Hands, following a breakup. The project draws from indie-punk, bedroom pop, shoegaze, and influences including The Maine, Modern Baseball, and Elliott Smith, blending personal lyrics on anxiety and relationships with contrasting musical elements. The collective has amassed over 7 million streams and 250,000 monthly listeners through pandemic-era singles. Walsh signed to Future Gods and released the single 'Japanese' with Kitsuné in 2024. They host the weekly 'Worry Club Wednesday' livestream, advocating mental health awareness, and have opened for The Maine. Worry Club performs in Chicago's supportive venues, where crowds are noted for their respectfulness.