The Chats is an Australian punk rock band known for their high-energy performances, irreverent humor, and catchy, straightforward music. Formed in 2016 in the small town of Gympie, Queensland, the band consists of Eamon Sandwith (vocals, bass), Matt Boggis (drums), and Josh Hardy (guitar). The Chats gained widespread attention with their debut single, "Smoko," released in 2017. The track, which humorously describes a working-class break, went viral and became an anthem for the band. Its success was bolstered by a music video that captured the band's energetic and tongue-in-cheek style. In 2019, The Chats released their debut album, "High Risk Behaviour," which featured a mix of punk rock, pub rock, and anthemic tunes. The album included tracks like "Pub Feed," "Get This in Ya," and "Identity Theft." The album was well-received for its raw, energetic sound and relatable lyrics, establishing The Chats as a prominent force in the punk rock scene. The band's music is characterized by its straightforward, high-octane punk sound, often infused with humor and a sense of Australian working-class realism. Their lyrics frequently address everyday life, social issues, and personal experiences with a blend of wit and candidness. The Chats have continued to build their reputation through extensive touring, energetic live shows, and a growing fan base. They have become known for their ability to blend classic punk influences with a modern, relatable approach, making them a standout act in the contemporary punk scene. Their ongoing work and vibrant performances have solidified their place in the music industry, earning them acclaim for their authentic and entertaining punk rock style.