The Wrecks - Finally: OUTSIDE Tour
with Worry Club , Kid Sistr
The Outside Insiders Club VIP includes:
• Exclusive Merch Item
• Priority Shopping
• Autographed Item
• Photo with Band
• DOES NOT include a ticket to the show (sold separately)
Please Note: As the artist hosts all aspects of the VIP program(s), please note there could be alterations made at their sole discretion.
About The Wrecks - Finally: OUTSIDE Tour
Hailing from rural Wellsville, New York – almost exactly two hours south of nowhere, it’s not too surprising that there wasn’t much of a music scene. So, in the absence of one, Nick Anderson built one from scratch. In search of like-minded souls who loved the punk and alternative sounds he preferred, Nick turned to the internet. He recruited Aaron Kelley, Billy Nally, and Nick “Schmizz” Schmidt, to road test a new band: The Wrecks.
The band’s top five tracks on Spotify have been listened to more than 140 million times, & their first single was a Top 40 Alternative Radio hit. The band’s sophomore album, Sonder, is out now. The band’s most recent single, the lead track of the deluxe version of Sonder, “Things You Make Me Do”, finds the Wrecks’ music evolving sonically & lyrically while still keeping close to their alternative-pop roots.
Now as they progress towards an even larger reach that far extends above the foundation that they have already built, The Wrecks are poised for a wide-open road ahead of them.
About Worry Club
Worry Club is a Chicago-based band started by Chase Walsh (singer/songwriter) in January 2020. In just under four years, the band has amassed over 12 million streams. Worry Club has built an engaged and devoted fan base through a discography of singles that quickly found their audience online during the pandemic and the collective’s staunch advocacy for mental health awareness. In 2023 they released their third EP, “All Frogs Go to Heaven”, which received a long list of editorial playlists across DSPS, and coverage from notable press outlets. 2024 has started off with their most recent release, “I Suck” which is about falling behind in relationships and admitting that you suck. It’s about taking the easy way out and admitting you suck instead of taking real accountability. They have attracted high interest from multiple record labels, and have plans to release music and tour as much as possible.
