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Chase Atlantic (stylised in all caps) are an Australian R&B band from Cairns, Queensland, formed in 2014. The band consists of three members: Christian Anthony and brothers Mitchel and Clinton Cave, and have released seven EPs and four albums since their formation. They are most recognised for their 2017 hit single, "Swim".

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Career

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2012–2013: Before Chase Atlantic

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Christian Anthony and Mitchel Cave were in a boy band called What About Tonight. They formed the band to audition for season 4 of The X Factor Australia. However, they were eliminated in week two, coming in eleventh place.[1][2]

Mitchel Cave's older brother, Clinton Cave, had a successful YouTube channel, ClintonCaveMusic, where the brothers would release cover songs regularly.[3] In 2012, the three released their first cover together[4] which would be of Bruno Mars' Locked Out of Heaven.[5] During high school, the trio focused on producing music rather than performing, particularly Mitchel Cave as an EDM Producer.[6] Later on, in 2013, they professionally performed together for the first time under the name K.I.D.S. (Kind Imaginations. Destructive Situations.) and released the original song "Addicted."[7] They have since removed all content from the channel.[8]

2014–2015: Dalliance and Nostalgia

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The trio first released music under the name Chase Atlantic when Clinton Cave recruited Mitchel and Christian to assist in recording a university project.[9] The band would get their name, "Chase Atlantic" from nowhere. According to Mitchel, the name Chase Atlantic means nothing, it was a combination of two words that the band members liked, Chase and Atlantic, "We spend a couple of minutes trying to come up with a plausible and profound explanation for their band name. "It [Chase Atlantic] literally means nothing," says Cave. "It's so hard to find band names, we just put two words we really liked together that can't be associated with anything else."[10] Chase Atlantic officially released their first EP Dalliance on 26 May 2014.[11] Their early sound was often described as Pop Rock and Pop Punk.[12]

In February 2015, the band released their second EP, Nostalgia,[13] causing their song "Friends" to be associated with multiple Tumblr edits. "Friends" was also later certified Silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) in 2022.[14]

Later in 2015, the band caught the eye of Benji and Joel Madden, and they signed the group to their management company, MDDN, in early 2016.[15]

2016–2018: EPs and debut studio album

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In January 2016, Chase Atlantic released "Obsessive". They followed up with their third EP, Paradise, in February 2016, which they promoted extensively.[16][17]

In January 2017, Chase Atlantic released their fourth EP, Part One, to coincide with their signing with Warner Bros. Records. This was followed by Part Two in March 2017. In mid-2017, the band announced their first tour of the United States, opening for Sleeping with Sirens' Gossip: Up Close & Personal Tour.[18][8] Chase Atlantic released Part Three in September 2017.[19]

Their self-titled debut album, Chase Atlantic, was released in October 2017.[20] Later in 2017, they went on a headlining tour in the United States, where they played 16 shows across 11 states, followed by an Australian tour opening for Blackbear.[21][22] In March 2025, "Swim" became their first song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify.

In 2018, the band continued touring the United States by opening for singer Lights and playing US and UK festivals, including Bonnaroo, Vans Warped Tour 2018, and Reading/Leeds Festival 2018.[23]

They released standalone singles "Numb to the Feeling" and "Tidal Wave" in mid-2018.[24] Later that year, they also left Warner Brothers Records and went independent.[25]

2019–2022: Phases and Beauty in Death

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The group spent January to April 2019 in Los Angeles, working on their second album.[26] In April, they announced the Phases Tour: North America for the summer of 2019, in support of their second album, Phases, and set the release date for 28 June 2019.[27] The album was preceded by three singles, "Her", "StuckInMyBrain", and "Love Is (Not) Easy", which were released on 10 May, 24 May, and 7 June 2019, respectively.

In 2020, they began work on their third studio album, Beauty in Death, which the band released on 5 March 2021.[28][29] Alongside their album rollout, they also released a collaborative single with dark pop artist Plvtinum, called "Hit My Line".[30] In 2021, Chase Atlantic also embarked on their 'Beauty in Death' North American tour, performing across various cities from October 1 to November 17. On 2 May 2022, the group announced the release of a deluxe edition of Beauty in Death.[31]

2023–present: Return from Hiatus and Lost in Heaven

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In 2023, after a break to work on themselves,[32] Chase Atlantic made their return to the music scene with the release of the single "Mamacita" on 26 September. The track, which blends elements of alternative R&B and pop, marked the beginning of a new era for the band.[33]

On 20 September 2024, they set the release of their next studio album, Lost in Heaven, for 1 November 2024. The album preceded three new singles "Die for Me", "Doubt It" and "Ricochet", released on 23 August, 20 September and 11 October 2024, respectively, and would also include their previous release "Mamacita."[34]

Chase Atlantic posing on a rocky terrain during golden hour.

During the production of Lost in Heaven, Chase Atlantic faced a significant setback when lead vocalist Mitchel Cave accidentally left his laptop in the rain, resulting in the loss of a substantial amount of their work. Reflecting on this incident, Cave explained, "We basically had to make a fifth album, because we lost so much of what we were gonna do." He further added, "I still don't keep any backups. I guess I like playing with fire. Or maybe I like the challenges, because none of our albums have been a piece of cake."[35] Despite this challenge, the band persevered, reworking the lost material and ultimately releasing the album to critical acclaim.

On 16 October 2024, Chase Atlantic embarked on their Lost in Heaven Tour, with performances scheduled at multiple venues worldwide, which include The Toyota Music Factory in North America,[36] the Riverstage Brisbane in Australia,[37] The O2 Arena in United Kingdom, and the Lanxess Arena in Europe.[38]

In a podcast interview with The Zach Sang Show, released on 13 February 2025, Chase Atlantic announced that they are working on a deluxe edition of their album Lost in Heaven. Christian Anthony described this upcoming release as "an extension of the story on Aura and Void," featuring material that "didn't make the album."[39] The deluxe edition aims to expand upon the themes explored in the original release, incorporating additional tracks that complement the existing narrative.

On 14 August and 12 September 2025, the trio released the singles "Facedown" and "Remind Me," respectively, which were announced as part of the deluxe edition of Lost in Heaven, titled Lost in Heaven (High as Hell), released on October 3, 2025.[40] The deluxe edition included two additional tracks, "Warcry" and "Victory Lap," the latter featuring alternative rock singer De'Wayne, and Australian singer-songwriter Larissa Lambert.

On the 2 October 2025 episode of Artist Friendly with Joel Madden, the band announced a forthcoming concert film set for theatres, documenting their sold-out performance at The O2 Arena in London.[41] During the interview, they also stated that their most recent tour at-the-time of publication had sold more than 250,000 tickets.[42]

Music style

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In 2018, the band described their music as "dark alternative pop punctuated by rock and R&B". Over time, their sound has encompassed alternative pop and alternative R&B,[43] with their influences including Tame Impala, the Weeknd,[44] the 1975 and The Neighbourhood.[45] In 2025, with the release of Lost in Heaven, the band shifted toward hip-hop, pop and electronic music, according to YouTube Music.

Band members

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Members

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  • Mitchel Cave – lead vocals, programming[46]
  • Christian Anthony – rhythm guitar, lead vocals, programming
  • Clinton Cave – lead guitar, tenor saxophone, backing vocals, programming

Touring members

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  • Patrick Wilde – guitars, bass
  • Jesse Boyle – drums, percussion, bass
  • Jordan Kelsey Knight - photographer
  • Ben "Benchiki" Chambers - producer

Tours and appearances

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Headlining tours

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  • Nostalgia Tour (2015): Chase Atlantic's first headlining tour took place in 2015, during which the band performed at small venues across several Australian cities, including Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne. The setlist primarily featured tracks from their Dalliance EP, Nostalgia EP, and various cover songs.[47][48]
  • Paradise Tour (2016): In 2016, they embarked on a small tour across three venues in Australia, before going back to the United States, to promote and tease their then-unreleased Paradise EP.[49][50]
  • Chase Atlantic: The Tour (2017): Named after their self-titled album Chase Atlantic, the tour featured performances across North America.[22]
  • 2018 World Tour: In 2018, Chase Atlantic embarked on their 'World Tour 2018' from October to December featuring supporting acts Cherry Pools, Xaiver Mayne and Riley.[51]
  • Phases Tour (2019): In 2019, the band toured extensively across North America and Europe to support their second album, Phases. The tour featured performances in major cities, highlighting the band's rising popularity[52]
  • Beauty in Death Tour (2021): In 2021, Chase Atlantic embarked on their 'Beauty in Death' North American tour, performing across various cities from October 1 to November 17.[53]
  • Cold Nights Tour (2022): The Cold Nights Tour was announced in 2022, marking a return to Australia and New Zealand for the band. This tour included stops in major cities such as Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Auckland.[54]
  • Live in Brazil (2023): From May 6–9, 2023, Chase Atlantic toured in Brazil at several venues; Audio in São Paulo[55] and Fundição Progresso in Rio de Janeiro.[56]
  • Lost in Heaven Tour (2024-2025): The Lost in Heaven Tour was announced on 20 August 2024. The tour, currently scheduled for venues in North America, Oceania, Europe, and Japan to support their fourth studio album, Lost in Heaven.

Supporting tours

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  • Gossip World Tour (2017): Chase Atlantic joined Sleeping with Sirens on their Gossip World Tour in 2017, which allowed them to reach a broader audience in the alternative music scene[57]
  • We Were Here Tour (2018): From January 30 to March 17, 2018, Chase Atlantic joined Lights on her "We Were Here Tour," performing as an opening act alongside DCF.[58]
  • Good Charlotte's Australian Tour (2018): Chase Atlantic supported Good Charlotte during their tour, performing at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion on March 26 and Brisbane's Riverstage on March 28. Their setlists featured tracks like "Angeline," "Triggered," and "Cassie."[59]

Festival appearances

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  • Spring Beats Concert (2014): On 24 September 2014, Chase Atlantic performed alongside various other emerging artists at the Spring Beats Concert held in Parramatta, Sydney.[60][61]
  • Summerfest (2015): Chase Atlantic performed at Summerfest on June 27, 2015, sharing the stage with acts like Walk the Moon, MisterWives, and The Griswolds.[62]
  • Warped Rewind at Sea (2017)
  • Download Festival (2018): Chase Atlantic performed at the inaugural Australian edition of Download Festival, held on March 24 at Melbourne's Flemington Racecourse, sharing the stage with prominent acts like Korn, Limp Bizkit, and Good Charlotte.[63]
  • Bonnaroo (2018): Chase Atlantic performed at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee, sharing the lineup with Dua Lipa, Billie Ellish and Paramore.[64]
  • Vans Warped Tour (2018): Chase Atlantic participated in the Vans Warped Tour, performing at various dates across the United States alongside bands such as Simple Plan, The Maine, and Mayday Parade[65]
  • Firefly Music Festival (2018): In June, Chase Atlantic performed in Dover, Delaware, sharing the stage with headliners like Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Arctic Monkeys, and The Killers.[66]
  • Pukkelpop (2018): In August 2018, Chase Atlantic performed at Pukkelpop, a prominent Belgian music festival held in Hasselt.[67]
  • Sunfest (2022): In April 2022, Chase Atlantic performed at SunFest in West Palm Beach, Florida, delivering a setlist that included tracks like "The Walls," "Slide," and "Swim."[68]
  • Lollapalooza (2023): In 2023, they performed at Lollapalooza, one of the most renowned music festivals in the world, helping them gain more international exposure.[69]
  • So What?! Music Festival (2022): On May 2022, Chase Atlantic performed in Arlington, Texas, sharing the stage with artists such as 2 Chainz, Waka Flocka, and Riley.[70]
  • Reading and Leeds Festivals (2023): Chase Atlantic also took the stage at the Reading and Leeds Festivals in 2023, two of the UK's most prestigious music events, which solidified their reputation in the alternative music scene[71]
  • Encontro das Tribos Circus (2023): Chase Atlantic performed at the Encontro das Tribos Circus festival in São Paulo, Brazil, on May 7, 2023.[72]
  • Summer Sonic Festival (2025): From August 16–17, they headlined for Summer Sonic, sharing the stage with Fall Out Boy and Yungblud.[73]

Discography

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Main article: Chase Atlantic discography

Awards and nominations

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American Australian Association

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Year Association Award Outcome
2018 American Australian Association AAA Rising Star Award[74] Won

References

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Chase Atlantic is an Australian alternative R&B trio formed in 2014 in Cairns, , by brothers Mitchel Cave and Clinton Cave along with their longtime friend Christian Anthony. The group, now based in , blends elements of trap production, nocturnal R&B, and psychedelic alternative pop, creating a sound that defies easy categorization while appealing to a diverse audience through sensuous, boundary-blurring tracks. Originally gaining traction via social media platforms like and , Chase Atlantic signed with Warner Bros. Records subsidiary in 2017 after building a following with independent releases. Their early career featured a series of EPs, including Dalliance (2014), Nostalgia (2015), and Paradise (2016), which showcased their evolving style rooted in and electronic influences. These projects led to their self-titled debut studio album in 2017, marking their major-label entry and establishing hits like "Swim" and "Friends" that propelled them into international tours and streaming success. Subsequent releases solidified their reputation as prolific innovators, with the sophomore album Phases (2019) exploring darker, more experimental themes during their transition to full-time touring artists. Their third album, Beauty in Death (2021), expanded on this with singles like "SLIDE," while the fourth, Lost in Heaven (2024)—followed by its deluxe edition Lost in Heaven (High as Hell) in 2025—continued their trajectory of introspective, high-energy R&B fusion. Throughout their career, the band has released seven EPs and four full-length albums, amassing billions of streams and a dedicated global fanbase through consistent touring and visually striking music videos.

Career

2012–2014: Formation and early work

Brothers Mitchel Cave and Clinton Cave grew up in Cairns, , where they studied and from a young age. Meanwhile, Mitchel Cave, at age 17, joined the Australian boy band What About Tonight in 2012 alongside Christian Anthony, whom he met during auditions for season four of ; the group disbanded after a brief appearance on the show in 2013. Inspired by their shared experiences, Mitchel Cave, Christian Anthony (aged 16), and Clinton Cave (aged 20) began collaborating on original songs at home in Cairns following the boy band's dissolution. In March 2014, the trio formally formed Chase Atlantic, drawing early influences from the local R&B, hip-hop, and pop scenes in Cairns, as well as familial exposure to diverse music genres. They self-produced their initial tracks and uploaded them to , where the songs garnered modest online traction among early listeners through organic shares and promotion. Their first independent release, the EP Dalliance, arrived in May 2014, marking the start of their DIY approach to music creation and distribution. Without formal support from a , the group faced challenges in professional production and visibility, relying on setups and platforms like and to build a small but dedicated fanbase via engagement. This period laid the groundwork for their independent ethos, emphasizing experimentation in and pop sounds before expanding into more structured releases.

2015–2017: Early EPs and self-titled album

In 2015, Chase Atlantic continued to build momentum from their debut release by promoting the Dalliance EP, originally self-released on , 2014, through platforms like , where tracks such as "Meddle About" from their subsequent work began gaining traction among early listeners. The EP's distribution emphasized the band's raw, sound, self-produced in Cairns, , and it helped establish a following via online sharing. The band's second EP, , arrived on February 21, 2015, expanding their sonic palette with trap-influenced beats and introspective lyrics, self-released independently. Featuring tracks like "Meddle About" and "Friends," the project saw "Friends" achieve viral attention through associations with Tumblr edits and , amassing early and solidifying their appeal to a youth-oriented audience. To support the release, Chase Atlantic embarked on their first headlining Tour across small Australian venues, performing to intimate crowds and honing their live energy. By late 2016, Paradise marked the culmination of their independent era, released on December 20 as a five-track EP delving into themes of , , and fleeting romance. Songs such as "Slow Down" and "Moonlight" showcased evolving production with atmospheric synths and rhythmic pulses, self-distributed to maintain creative control. The EP's release coincided with additional Australian performances, including support slots that boosted their domestic visibility. Chase Atlantic's self-titled debut album, released on October 4, 2017, via Warner Bros. Records—following their signing in early 2017—comprised 14 tracks that refined their sound into a more polished framework, incorporating elements from prior EPs. Standouts like "Into It," "The Walls," and "Swim" highlighted matured techniques, with the album accumulating over 10 million global streams by year's end, reflecting their rising independent success. This period also saw them join tours like blackbear's 2017 Australian run, further expanding their fanbase before relocating to in late 2017 for broader international exposure.

2018–2020: Signing with Warner and Phases

In 2018, Chase Atlantic experienced a significant breakthrough with the viral success of their single "Swim" from their self-titled debut , which gained widespread attention through a music video release and streaming platforms, helping to solidify their presence under Warner Bros. Records following their 2017 signing. The track's popularity marked an important step in their transition to a major label, building on their independent roots and expanding their reach beyond . The band bridged this momentum with the release of their EP DON'T TRY THIS on January 25, 2019, under MDDN, LLC in exclusive license to . This six-track project introduced more experimental sounds and darker themes, exploring "devilish minds" through songs like "Church," which delved into introspective and provocative lyrics about temptation and . The EP served as a transitional release, showcasing the trio's evolving production style with trap-influenced beats and atmospheric elements that hinted at the sonic direction of their upcoming full-length. Phases, Chase Atlantic's debut studio album under Warner Bros., was released on June 28, 2019, comprising 18 tracks that blended , pop, and electronic influences. Key singles included "Heaven and Back" and "Falling," which highlighted the album's themes of struggles, relationships, and personal growth, recorded primarily in during spring 2018 after an extensive tour. The band reported positive dynamics during the sessions, with brothers Mitchel and Clinton Cave alongside Christian Anthony feeling creatively refreshed post-touring, allowing for collaborative experimentation without major conflicts. It debuted at No. 6 on the Heatseekers Albums chart, marking their first U.S. chart entry and signaling growing domestic recognition. Promotion for Phases emphasized for standout tracks and robust engagement, including behind-the-scenes content and fan interactions on platforms like and , which amplified their atmospheric visuals and lyrics. Collaborations began to emerge, with features from artists in the alternative scene, further diversifying their sound. The album's release expanded their international fanbase, particularly in and , as evidenced by sold-out shows on the subsequent Phases Tour and increased streaming numbers, laying groundwork for future projects amid emerging signs of creative fatigue that would influence their later hiatus.

2021–2023: Beauty in Death and hiatus

In March 2021, Chase Atlantic released their third studio album, Beauty in Death, via , consisting of 12 tracks that marked a maturation in their sound with darker, more introspective production. The album delved into themes of struggles, toxic relationships, addiction, depression, and isolation, reflecting the band's personal experiences amid the ongoing that limited traditional promotion efforts. Singles such as "PARANOID" and "SLIDE" preceded the release, garnering attention for their blend of and trap influences, while the title track served as a poignant closer emphasizing cycles of loss and renewal. Critics praised the lyrical depth, noting how tracks like "EMPTY" and "WASTED" captured raw vulnerability without sacrificing the group's signature hypnotic grooves. A deluxe edition of Beauty in Death arrived on May 3, 2022, expanding the project to 18 tracks with bonus material including "OHMAMI" (featuring ), "ESCORT," "CHXSE," and "STRANGER THINGS," which introduced remixes and fresh explorations of and emotional turmoil. This version enhanced the album's thematic cohesion, adding layers of collaboration and sonic experimentation that aligned with the band's evolving production style. As pandemic restrictions eased, Chase Atlantic resumed live performances, embarking on North American tour dates in late 2021 followed by the 2022 Cold Nights Tour, which spanned , , , and additional U.S. venues, allowing fans to experience the new material in immersive settings. The tours highlighted the album's energy, with setlists blending Beauty in Death cuts alongside earlier hits, and received acclaim for the band's dynamic stage presence. By late 2022, following the completion of their touring cycle, Chase Atlantic announced an indefinite hiatus, with the members shifting focus to individual creative pursuits and personal recharge after years of relentless output. Frontman Mitchel Cave explored solo endeavors, including production experiments and collaborations outside the band dynamic, while the group as a whole paused new releases until 2023. During this period, the enduring popularity of their catalog grew, exemplified by "Swim" surpassing 500 million streams by early 2023, underscoring the lasting impact of their . Reflections on Beauty in Death emphasized its role in the band's artistic growth, with reviewers highlighting how its honest portrayal of inner conflicts resonated deeply with navigating post-pandemic recovery.

2024–present: Lost in Heaven and deluxe edition

Following a brief hiatus announced in late 2022, Chase Atlantic returned in September 2023 with the single "MAMACITA," signaling the start of a new era. They marked their full comeback with the single "DIE FOR ME" on August 23, , a dreamy, beat-driven track that reintroduced their signature blend of and introspective lyrics. The song quickly gained traction, amassing millions of streams and signaling the band's evolution toward more mature sonic explorations. This momentum led to the release of their fourth studio album, LOST IN HEAVEN, on November 1, 2024, via , featuring 13 tracks such as "FAVELA," "RICOCHET," "YOU," and "NIGHT CALLS." The album delves into themes of transcendence, excess, self-destruction, and , with pulsating production that contrasts vulnerability and indulgence across its runtime. Commercially, it debuted at No. 4 on Spotify's U.S. Top Albums chart, No. 7 on the Global Top Albums Debut chart, and No. 1 on Spotify's U.S. Alternative Debut Albums chart, while also entering the Albums Chart in at No. 4. In 2025, the band expanded the project with the deluxe edition LOST IN HEAVEN (HIGH AS HELL), released on October 3 via , adding four new tracks—"VICTORY LAP" featuring De'Wayne, "WARCRY," "FACEDOWN," and "REMIND ME"—alongside remixes to deepen the album's duality of light and dark. Timed with their ongoing world tour, the reissue previewed material through live debuts, including "FACEDOWN" performed early in European dates, enhancing fan engagement via setlists that blended old favorites with fresh cuts. The band's streaming success continued to grow, surpassing 8.3 billion total streams as of November 2025. Chase Atlantic has confirmed plans for sustained activity, with no immediate hiatus in sight, as they focus on touring and future releases amid their post-comeback momentum.

Musical style and influences

Genre evolution

Chase Atlantic's early sound, from 2014 to 2017, was rooted in and pop, infused with trap beats and hip-hop elements that marked a departure from traditional pop-rock structures. Influenced by artists like , , , , and , their music featured moody programmed beats and atmospheric production that blended introspective vocals with rhythmic experimentation. During their mid-period from 2018 to 2021, the band shifted toward incorporating electronic and rock elements, evident in albums like Phases and Beauty in Death, where heavier production techniques amplified their foundation. This evolution included the prominent use of solos, adding organic texture to synth-driven tracks and creating a more layered, genre-blurring sound. In their recent work from 2024 onward, including the album Lost in Heaven (2024) and its deluxe edition Lost in Heaven (High as Hell) (2025), Chase Atlantic has embraced a more experimental alt-pop style, with psychedelic and industrial touches that fuse distorted synths and heavier rhythms, resulting in a darker, more immersive atmosphere through additional tracks that enhance cohesion and emotional depth. This phase blends live instrumentation, such as saxophone, with electronic synths to produce a darker, more immersive atmosphere. Overall, the band's genre evolution traces an arc from youthful escapism in their trap-infused pop roots to introspective maturity, a progression they have described as "phase music" that mirrors personal growth through sonic reinvention.

Themes and production

Chase Atlantic's lyrics frequently delve into themes of mental health struggles, toxic relationships, hedonism, and self-discovery, drawing from personal experiences to create a raw, confessional sound. Songs like "Consume" employ addiction metaphors to illustrate the consuming nature of desire and escapism, reflecting broader motifs of self-destructive behaviors amid emotional turmoil. Similarly, tracks on the album Lost in Heaven explore transcendence and hedonistic pursuits as coping mechanisms, with lyrics portraying the highs and lows of fleeting pleasures and inner conflict. These elements resonate through the band's catalog, emphasizing vulnerability and the search for identity in chaotic circumstances. In production, Mitchel Cave's multi-layered vocals form the core, often enhanced with to achieve an ethereal, otherworldly quality that complements the introspective themes. Clinton Cave's introduces jazz-infused flair, providing melodic breaks and atmospheric texture, while Christian Anthony's guitar riffs add rhythmic depth and emotional layering. The band's early work embodied a DIY , with Mitchel producing tracks on software like Fruity Loops in self-taught sessions, resulting in raw, ambient sounds heavy on reverb and delay. Following their relocation to in 2016 and signing with Records in 2017, production evolved post-2018 toward studio polish, incorporating trap-influenced beats in initial releases that gradually shifted to more orchestral elements in later albums for a cinematic scope. This progression was shaped by exposure to the LA music scene and the trio's collaborative process, where personal narratives inform a sound balancing confessional intimacy with broad appeal.

Band members

Current members

Chase Atlantic's core lineup consists of three members who have been together since the band's formation in 2014. Mitchel Cave (born December 2, 1996) serves as the and primary songwriter, also playing bass on several tracks. He previously gained early exposure as a member of the Australian boy band What About Tonight, which formed during the fourth season of Australia in 2012 alongside future bandmate Christian Anthony. Mitchel oversees much of the band's creative direction, shaping their sound through introspective lyrics and genre-blending arrangements. Clinton Cave (born July 4, 1993), Mitchel's older brother, contributes guitar, , and backing vocals, while also handling production elements. His work infuses influences into the band's music, adding improvisational flair and depth to tracks like those on Phases. Onstage, Clinton brings high energy, often engaging the audience with dynamic solos and movement. Christian Anthony (born September 3, 1997) provides and vocals, complementing Mitchel's leads with harmonious layers and deeper tones on verses. A longtime friend of the Cave brothers, whom he met on The X Factor Australia in 2012, during which they were both members of the boy band What About Tonight, Christian emphasizes melodic structures in songwriting and delivers strong stage presence through charismatic performances and visual aesthetics. The trio operates as equals in the creative process, with shared songwriting credits on the majority of their releases, fostering a collaborative dynamic that blends their individual influences into a cohesive sound. Since 2017, they have been based in , where they maintain a shared residence that doubles as a creative studio.

Touring members

Chase Atlantic initially performed live as a trio during their formative years from 2012 to 2017, relying on the core members' multi-instrumental capabilities to deliver their electronic and sound without additional support musicians. Beginning in 2015, the band expanded their live setup to accommodate larger venues and more intricate arrangements, incorporating touring members while maintaining no permanent additions to the core lineup. This shift allowed for fuller instrumentation during headlining tours, such as enhanced percussion and bass lines that amplify the production-heavy elements of tracks like those from Phases. Key touring members include Jesse Boyle, who joined in 2015 and provides dynamic percussion to bridge the band's rock and hip-hop influences in live settings. Patrick Wilde serves as the touring and , contributing to the rhythmic foundation and enabling seamless transitions between electronic programming and organic on stage. These musicians enhance the complexity of performances, such as amplifying sections played by core members during songs with jazz-infused elements. As of the 2025 Lost in Heaven Tour, the setup remains consistent with Boyle and Wilde supporting the trio, ensuring a robust five-piece live band configuration without rotating or additional session players reported. Occasional backing vocalists have appeared in select shows to layer harmonies, but no dedicated keyboardist is utilized, with electronic elements handled via pre-recorded tracks and core programming.

Tours

Headlining tours

Chase Atlantic began their headlining career with the Tour in 2015, performing at small Australian venues to promote their debut EP of the same name. The tour featured intimate club shows across cities like and , including stops at at Metro Theatre in , drawing crowds to capacities under 500. In 2017, the band expanded internationally with their first U.S. headlining tour, a fall run comprising 16 shows across 11 states from October 22 in , to November 16 in Toronto, Ontario. This tour marked a step up in scale, playing mid-sized clubs like Valley Bar in and Anaheim, while building on their Australian fanbase with additional domestic dates. Following their 2018 signing with , Chase Atlantic's headlining efforts grew significantly during the 2019 Phases Tour, which included over 25 North American dates from June 14 in to July 25 in , supported by acts like . The tour extended to an Australian leg in November, with headline shows in major cities to promote their album Phases. By 2021, the Beauty in Death Tour covered North American cities starting October 1, emphasizing their rising profile with stops in venues like The Phoenix Concert Theatre in . In 2022, the Cold Nights Tour delivered a extensive North American run of approximately 30 dates from July 6 in to August 20 in , plus a December Australian leg, totaling over 40 shows worldwide and featuring guests like and Xavier Mayne. The band's Lost in Heaven Tour, supporting their 2024 , commenced on October 16, 2024, at The Pavilion at in , with the North American leg announced in September 2024. This run included arena-scale venues such as in and two nights at in , where the band debuted unreleased tracks from the album. An international extension to and the , announced in October 2024, ran from April 12, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany, to May 4, 2025, at in , featuring high-capacity stops like in . A further South American leg, announced on September 2, 2025, and tied to the deluxe edition Lost in Heaven (High as Hell) released October 3, 2025, included dates from November 11 in , , at KTO Arena, to November 20 in , , with shows on November 19 and 20 at C Art Media in Comuna 15, supported by Xavier Mayne. Over their career, Chase Atlantic's headlining tours have demonstrated substantial growth, evolving from 400-capacity clubs in their early Australian shows to arenas exceeding 10,000 attendees, such as and . Post-hiatus from major touring in 2023, their 2024-2025 outings have featured numerous sold-out performances, underscoring their expanded global draw. As of February 15, 2026, no tour dates for Chase Atlantic in Europe have been announced for 2026. The band's official website and major ticketing platforms (Songkick, Bandsintown, Ticketmaster) list no upcoming live concerts in Europe for 2026. The only related event is a worldwide cinema screening and live stream of the film "Chase Atlantic: Lost in Heaven - Live from the O2" on February 18, 2026, which captures their previous 2025 European tour finale at London's O2 Arena.

Supporting tours

Chase Atlantic's early career featured several supporting roles that provided crucial exposure to diverse audiences, particularly in the and pop scenes. In November 2017, the band opened for blackbear on his Australian and tour dates, marking one of their initial high-profile supports in their home region and helping to solidify their presence among local fans. Later that year, from August to September 2017, they served as an opening act for on the U.S. leg of the Gossip World Tour, alongside and The White Noise, performing across multiple cities and introducing their R&B-infused sound to and crowds. Building on this momentum, in 2018, Chase Atlantic joined Lights as an for her We Were Here Tour, which ran from January 30 to March 17 across , sharing stages with DCF and exposing the band to synth-pop and indie audiences in the U.S. and . That summer, they participated in the Vans Warped Tour 2018, a multi-band circuit that spanned over 40 dates across the from June to August, where Chase Atlantic performed on more than 20 stops, honing their live performance skills and significantly expanding their American fanbase through shared billing with acts like and . These supporting slots were instrumental in Chase Atlantic's growth, allowing them to gain cross-genre fans from alternative rock and pop-punk communities while refining their stage presence amid larger productions. By 2019, the band shifted primarily to headlining tours in support of their album Phases, with fewer supporting roles thereafter as they focused on establishing themselves as a primary act.

Festival appearances

Chase Atlantic's festival appearances began in the mid-2010s, marking key milestones in their international breakthrough. Their early performances focused on Australian and initial U.S. events, gradually expanding to major global stages. These slots often featured high-energy sets adapted for festival crowds, emphasizing tracks like "Swim" from their 2017 self-titled album to engage diverse audiences. In 2017, the band made their U.S. debut at Warped Rewind at Sea, a cruise-based festival sailing from New Orleans to , where they shared stages with acts like and . This four-day event from October 28 to November 1 provided exposure to American fans early in their career. The following year, 2018, saw them perform at Australia on March 24 at in , the inaugural edition of the rock-heavy event headlined by . Later that June, they appeared at Firefly Music Festival in , on the Porch Stage, alongside headliners and , delivering a set including "Tidal Wave" and "Friends." They also played Chicago in Grant Park from August 3-5, performing on the BMI Stage with an explosive set that included . From 2019 to 2022, Chase Atlantic secured slots at prominent international festivals, enhancing their global profile. At Chicago in 2019 (August 1-4), they returned for a main-stage-adjacent , featuring hits like "Swim" in a setlist tailored for the festival's eclectic vibe. In 2022, they debuted at the UK's over the August bank holiday weekend (August 26-28), playing the West Holts Stage at Reading and the Main Stage at , with a high-octane show including "Heaven and Back" that drew for its production and energy. These appearances helped solidify their presence in and , often adapting their trap-R&B sound to festival formats by shortening intros and amplifying bass for outdoor crowds. More recently, in 2024, the band performed at Summer Sonic in Japan, taking the stage at ZOZO Marine Stadium in Tokyo on August 17 and Expo '70 Commemorative Park in Osaka on August 18, sharing the bill with artists like Green Day and Megan Thee Stallion. Their set highlighted newer material from Lost in Heaven alongside fan favorites like "Swim," contributing to the festival's reputation for diverse international lineups. In 2025, they appeared at Bludfest on June 21 at Milton Keynes National Bowl in England, curated by Yungblud, where they delivered a 45-minute set on the main stage featuring "Die for Me" and "Consume," alongside acts like Blackbear and Denzel Curry. Rumors of a Coachella performance in 2024 circulated among fans but remained unconfirmed by official announcements. To date, Chase Atlantic has not headlined any major festivals, but these appearances have significantly boosted their visibility, with each slot attracting thousands and fostering a dedicated international following through dynamic, visually immersive performances.

Discography

Studio albums

Chase Atlantic's debut studio album, Chase Atlantic, was released independently on October 4, 2017, and consists of 14 tracks. The album peaked at No. 34 on the Albums Chart. The band's second studio , Phases, was released on June 28, 2019, through and features 18 tracks. It peaked at No. 6 on the Heatseekers Albums chart and was certified gold in by . Beauty in Death, the third studio , arrived on March 5, 2021, via with 15 tracks, peaking at No. 13 on the Albums Chart. A deluxe edition followed on May 3, 2022, adding four additional tracks for a total of 19. The fourth studio , Lost in Heaven, was released on November 1, 2024, through , containing 14 tracks. It reached No. 4 on the Albums Chart. The deluxe edition, subtitled High as Hell, was issued on October 3, 2025, adding four new tracks. By 2025, Chase Atlantic's studio albums had amassed over 1 billion combined streams across platforms.

Extended plays

Chase Atlantic's extended plays represent early milestones in the band's evolution, showcasing their initial forays into , pop, and rock fusion while experimenting with production styles that would later define their full-length albums. These releases, primarily self-produced in their formative years, allowed the trio to refine their sound amid rising online popularity through platforms like and . Collectively, tracks from these EPs have amassed over 500 million streams on alone, with standout singles driving much of the band's breakthrough visibility. The debut EP, Dalliance, was released on May 16, 2014, via BMG Rights Management, marking the band's independent entry into the music scene with five tracks totaling 18 minutes and 43 seconds. Self-produced by the members, it features introspective themes of youth and relationships, highlighted by the atmospheric opener "Anchor Tattoo" and the remix closer "Gravity (So Much Higher Remix)." The EP served as a foundational testing ground for their blend of pop-rock elements, though it remained more niche before wider digital distribution. Following quickly, arrived on February 21, 2015, also under BMG, expanding to five tracks clocking in at 18 minutes and 39 seconds. This release amplified their influences, with "Friends" emerging as a breakout track that gained traction through viral social media edits, amassing over 1 billion streams and signaling their growing fanbase. Other notable cuts like "Meddle About" and "Talk Slow" explore themes of fleeting connections and introspection, solidifying the EP's role in honing their moody, synth-driven aesthetic. Paradise, released on December 20, 2016, via the band's own Chase Atlantic Records (later reissued on streaming platforms in 2019), consists of five tracks spanning 19 minutes and 37 seconds. As a transitional project bridging their EP era to full , it delves deeper into trap-infused pop with sensual, nocturnal vibes, exemplified by "Slow Down" (over 500 million streams) and "." The EP's production marked a shift toward more polished, electronic textures, previewing the cinematic scope of their subsequent self-titled . Part One, released on January 27, 2017, through following their signing, features three tracks in approximately 11 minutes. It introduced bolder production with tracks like "Right Here," "Into It," and "Church," setting the stage for their major-label era and major album. Part Two, issued on March 31, 2017, via , contains three tracks totaling about 11 minutes and 21 seconds. Tracks such as "Triggered," "," and "Why Stop Now" continued the experimental R&B direction, building anticipation for their debut album. Part Three, released on September 29, 2017, through , includes four tracks spanning 16 minutes and 28 seconds. Featuring "Drugs & Money (New Mix)," "Keep It Up," "23," and "No Friends," it compiled elements from prior Parts and served as the final prelude to their self-titled album. The 2019 EP DON'T TRY THIS, issued January 25 via MDDN (a ), features six tracks in 19 minutes and 30 seconds, arriving post-signing to major label support and post their debut album Phases. It pushes experimental boundaries with hip-hop and dark pop elements, including the single "Church" (nearly 200 million streams) and "Devilish," which explore and excess. This release functioned as a bold sonic laboratory, incorporating guest features and bolder lyrics to test audience reception ahead of further album development.
EP TitleRelease DateLabelNumber of TracksDurationKey Tracks
DallianceMay 16, 2014518:43Anchor Tattoo, Gravity
NostalgiaFebruary 21, 2015518:39Friends, Meddle About
ParadiseDecember 20, 2016Chase Atlantic Records519:37Slow Down, Moonlight
Part OneJanuary 27, 2017310:51Right Here, Into It
Part TwoMarch 31, 2017311:21Triggered,
Part ThreeSeptember 29, 2017416:28Drugs & Money, Keep It Up
DON'T TRY THISJanuary 25, 2019MDDN619:30Church, Devilish

Notable singles

Chase Atlantic's breakthrough single "Swim," released in 2015 as part of their debut EP , achieved platinum certification from the RIAA in March 2023, reflecting over 1 million units in sales and streams in the United States. The track has surpassed 1.25 billion streams on alone, contributing to its widespread popularity, including viral usage on where it has inspired over 154 million related posts. Another early hit, "Friends" from the same 2015 EP, earned gold certification from the BPI in the in 2024 and platinum status in , marking it as one of the band's foundational successes with more than 1.06 billion streams. The song's introspective lyrics and production helped establish Chase Atlantic's signature sound. "Heaven and Back," featured on their 2019 album Phases, peaked in the Top 50 singles chart in and has accumulated over 307 million streams on , showcasing the band's evolving atmospheric style. The 2024 single "Die for Me," from the album Lost in Heaven, peaked at No. 20 on the chart and was submitted for Grammy consideration in the Best R&B Performance category by their label . By 2025, Chase Atlantic's catalog includes multiple multi-platinum certifications across platforms, including five tracks reaching at least platinum status internationally.

Awards and nominations

American Australian Association

In 2018, Chase Atlantic received the AAA Rising Star Award from the American Australian Association (AAA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening cooperation and cultural exchange between the and . The award highlighted their emerging status as an Australian act making significant inroads in the international music landscape. The recognition specifically honored the band's contributions to bridging the Australian and U.S. music scenes through their innovative R&B and alternative sound, which resonated across borders. The ceremony took place at the G'Day USA Arts Gala in New York, where the band also performed an acoustic set. This accolade provided early validation for Chase Atlantic following their signing with Warner Bros. Records in early 2017, marking a key milestone in their transition to global prominence. The group has not received any further AAA awards since 2018.

Grammy submissions

Chase Atlantic has yet to receive any Grammy nominations or wins as of November 2025. The band marked an early engagement with through their participation in the Grammy in the Schools Fest in 2023, where they hosted a guest artist session at in on March 6. This event, aimed at high school students and emerging musicians, featured the trio discussing their career and creative alongside moderator . In October 2025, Chase Atlantic was submitted for Grammy consideration for the first time, with their label entering the single "DIE FOR ME" from the deluxe edition of Lost in Heaven (High as Hell). The submission did not result in a nomination for the 68th Annual . In terms of broader industry recognition, Chase Atlantic achieved a significant milestone on the with their fourth studio album Lost in Heaven, which debuted at number 4 in 2024, marking their first entry in the top 50. Despite their global streaming success, prior releases had not cracked the ARIA top 50, highlighting the album's breakthrough in their home market. No formal Awards have been bestowed upon the band to date.

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