Inhaler have announced their third album, Open Wide, which will be released on February 7. The four guys from Dublin will play a number of international shows as part of Open Wide World TourThis all happens while Inhaler is in the middle of a 4-week tour of North America, where they have been playing songs from the upcoming album, including the 70s rock-inspired first single "Your House".

Produced by Kid Harpoon (Harry Styles/Florence & The Machine), Open Wide marks a major step forward for the band. Work on the album began earlier this year in London, where the band was encouraged to challenge themselves and take more creative control.

A wide range of genres, from techno to Nick Cave, inspired them during the writing process, allowing them to experiment with a lighter, more timeless sound and add texture to the album. The result is a 13-song album that feels unique – a guitar-driven pop album that is all its own, cementing their status as one of the most exciting young bands today.

Since launching his career in 2018, Inhaler has been among the biggest new names in guitar music and achieved commercial success with impressive chart positions.

To date, they have sold over a quarter of a million albums worldwide and achieved 500 million streams. Their debut album, It Won't Always Be Like This, reached #1 in both the UK and Ireland, while their 2023 follow-up, Cuts & Bruises, topped the Irish charts and reached #2 in the UK.

To maintain momentum, the band members and childhood friends have spent the last few hectic years on a tireless world tour.

They have opened for bands such as Arctic Monkeys, Pearl Jam, Harry Styles and Kings of Leon and have also had their own concerts, including a sold-out show in their hometown of Dublin with a capacity of 13,000 spectators last year, which was their biggest concert to date under their own name.

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