Inhaler has announced a spring 2025 North American tour, kicking off in late February next year.
The Dublin band – made up of Eli Hewson, Rob Keating, Josh Jenkinson and Ryan McMahon – took to social media to announce the news. The North American tour will come just after the release of their third album “Open Wide”, which is scheduled for release on February 7.
The band begins its North American tour in Toronto before hitting cities across the United States and Canada, including Washington DC, Philadelphia, Montreal, Houston and Orlando. The North American tour ends in Dallas.
Inhaler’s 2025 US and Canada tour dates are:
FEBRUARY
28 – Toronto, ON – HISTORY
MARS
2 – Montreal, QC – MTELUS
4 – Portland, ME – State Theater
6 – Brooklyn, New York – Brooklyn Paramount
7 – Washington, DC – L’hymne
8 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – The Fillmore
10 – Asheville, North Carolina – Orange Peel
11 – Birmingham, Alabama – Iron City
13 – Orlando, Floride – House of Blues
14 – Fort Lauderdale, Florida – Revolution
15 – St. Petersburg, Florida – Jannus Live
17 – Houston, Texas – House of Blues
18 – Austin, Texas – Stubb’s
19 – Dallas, Texas – House of Blues
Tickets for the North American shows go on sale this Friday, November 22 at 10 a.m. local time. You can buy tickets here.
Earlier this month, Inhaler announced details of a huge UK and European tour, set to take place in the first half of 2025.
The band will play a string of eight dates across the UK in February, kicking off at the O2 Academy in Leeds on February 7 and finishing at the O2 Town Hall in Newcastle on February 19, before heading to Europe in April and May, with Blossoms set to join him. them on the bill on all European dates. You can get all the remaining tickets for the UK and EU dates here.
Last month, Inhaler released their new single “Your House,” which guitarist Eli Hewson said ZikNation is “about chasing away some kind of destructive force in your own life, essentially by just wanting something that’s not good for you.”
“We’ve never released a song that sounds like this,” added drummer Ryan McMahon. “Both sonically and musically, it covers a lot of different territory that we were exploring on the album as we wrote and recorded it. »
Their next album ‘Open Wide’ should be released next February, via Polydor. Inhaler’s last release was their sophomore LP, 2023’s “Cuts & Bruises.”
In a four-star review of the album, ZikNation shared, “‘Cuts & Bruises’ leaves room for Inhaler to grow and continue to develop a more distinctive sound of its own. Although they lack the Fender-style spunk in their story, they’re just as zealous and charming – quickly carving out their own place in the scene.
Live performances on tour.
Guest 1: Hello, thank you for having me! I’m excited to talk about Inhaler’s upcoming North American tour and their latest album release. I have been following the band’s career for a while now and I am thrilled to see them gaining popularity with their sophomore album “Cuts & Bruises”. What do you think sets them apart from other contemporary indie rock bands?
Guest 2: Oh yes, I completely agree! Inhaler’s music has a unique sound that blends classic rock influences with modern indie vibes. I think it’s their energy on stage and the authenticity of their lyrics that really sets them apart. They have a raw sound that resonates with a lot of people, especially the younger generation. In terms of the upcoming tour, how exciting is it for you to see them performing in so many North American cities?
Guest 1: It’s amazing! It’s great to see them expand their reach and connect with new fans all over the continent. Their popularity is well-deserved, and I’m sure their live shows will be fantastic. Speaking of live shows, I noticed that they will be playing in some pretty iconic venues like the Brooklyn Paramount and The Fillmore. Do you think these venues add to the excitement of the tour?
Guest 2: Absolutely! Playing at historic venues like these certainly adds an extra layer of excitement for both the band and the audience. It showcases their growth as a band and also gives fans a chance to experience these legendary venues firsthand. Plus, Inhaler seems like a band that knows how to put on a great show, so I’m sure the energy will be electric!
Guest 1: Right, and their recent single “Your House” has received positive reviews from critics and fans alike. Can you tell me a bit about the inspiration behind this particular song?
Guest 2: Yes, according to the band, “Your House” is about chasing away a negative force in one’s life. The song features a more dynamic sound than their previous releases, with an anthemic chorus that I think resonates with a lot of people who have felt stuck in a difficult situation. It will be interesting to hear how they translate this song to their
