Inhaler's Open Wide 2025 UK Tour dates: How to buy tickets

8 November 2024, 09:00 | Updated: 10 December 2024, 15:29

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Inhaler will embark on huge live dates next year. Picture: Press

The Dublin rockers have announced live dates in support of their Open Wide album.

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Inhaler previously announced the details of their new album alongside their biggest ever UK tour.

The Dublin four-piece will release their third studio effort Open Wide on 7th February and will support it with a string of international shows next year.

The gigs, which include their biggest UK tour ever, will also see them play dates in February at the likes of O2 Academy Manchester and the O2 Academy Brixton.

Now, due to "huge demand" the band have now added extra dates in London, Glasgow and Manchester.

See their full dates below and find out how to buy tickets.

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See Inhaler's UK dates for 2025:

  • Fri 7th February: Leeds O2 Academy
  • Sat 8th February : O2 Apollo Manchester
  • Mon 10th February: Birmingham O2 Academy
  • Tues 11th February: Nottingham Rock City
  • Thurs 13th February: O2 Academy Brixton
  • Friday 14th February: O2 Academy Brixton - EXTRA DATE ADDED
  • Sat 15th February: Brighton Centre
  • Mon 17th February: Glasgow O2 Academy
  • Tues 18th February: Glasgow O2 Academy - EXTRA DATE ADDED
  • Wed 19th February: Newcastle O2 City Hall
  • Fri 21st February: Manchester O2 Apollo - EXTRA DATE ADDED

How to buy tickets:

  • Tickets go on general sale on Friday 8th November from 9.30am via www.inhaler.band.
  • The fan pre-sale for the UK & EU dates will start at 9:30am local time on Wednesday 6 November.
  • Fans who pre-order the new album by 4:00pm on Tuesday 5th October here will get early access to tickets for the UK & European dates.
  • Visit www.inhaler.band for their full live dates and to buy tickets.

See Inhaler's 2025 European dates below:

  • 21st April: Madrid, La Riviera
  • 22nd April: Barcelona, Sala Razzmatazz
  • 24th April: Paris, Zenith La Villette
  • 25th April: Lyon, Le Transbordeur
  • 26th April: Milan, Fabrique
  • 28th April: Zurich, X-Tra
  • 29th April:Prague, Mucerna Velky Sal
  • 30th April: Vienna, Gasometer
  • 2nd May: Munich, Zenith
  • 3rd May: Berlin, Columbiahalle
  • 5th May: Copenhagen, Store Vega
  • 6th May: Hamburg, Inselpark Arena
  • 7th May: Cologne, Palladium
  • 9th May: Antwerp, Lotto Arena
  • 10th May: Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome

Joining Inhaler on their dates in mainland Europe as special guests are Stockport five-piece Blossoms.

Earlier this week, the band shared their brand new single, Your House and its cinematic visuals, which you can watch below:

Inhaler – Your House (Official Video)

A 70’s rock inspired anthem with a big group chorus, Your House was recorded with producer Kid Harpoon and features backing vocals from the House Gospel Choir.

“We’re an ambitious band that wants to create anthemic music, particularly when things feel so destructive,” frontman Elijah Hewson said of the track.

"'Your House’ is about belonging to someone or something that’s bad for you,” he continues. “The verse is blasé but the chorus feels spiritual. I love that contrast.”

Inhaler Open Wide album artwork
Inhaler Open Wide album artwork. Picture: Press

Inhaler's Open Wide album is released on 7th February and is available to pre-order now.

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