Inhaler at Hollywood Palladium

Despite debuting their first single only seven years ago, Inhaler have already made a name for themselves within the indie music scene. Their specific blend of rock n roll takes the lyrical attributes of fellow UK artists Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Division, and a bit of Talking Heads and melds it together with modern elements, making for a cultured indie sound. While you can see and hear their influences by simply listening to their music, their vibe is best appreciated through seeing them live. So, what are you waiting for? Grab some tickets to their Hollywood show and see these Irish rockers for yourself. You can buy tickets online today, so act fast.

Inhaler has come a long way since their initial formation back in 2012. The first time the band got together was twelve years ago in Dublin, but it wasn’t until 2017 that they began releasing music. With the release of their first few singles, they grew a following steadily. By 2019, they stumbled upon an opportunity that would thrust them into the spotlight for the very first time: performing for Noel Gallagher. Inhaler was one of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds opening acts on their tour that year, and because of this exposure, the band was able to truly thrive. They went on to release their debut EP, and the rest is history. To see where they’re at now, get tickets to watch them perform at the Hollywood Palladium this November. Be there or risk missing out on the next best thing in rock music.

When Inhaler released their debut album, things changed. They had already landed a few solid hits with their first EP, but their first studio album, It Won’t Always Be Like This, brought them to new heights. Since then, they’ve toured the world for shows spanning multiple tours, and released their sophomore album, Cuts and Bruises. The album hit the charts in various countries and has cemented the band’s place as an up and coming indie band to watch. Whether you like it or not, Inhaler is taking over. Either get with it, or get going. Tickets for their Los Angeles show are on sale right now, so click away.