- Culture
- 08 Jun 22
LISTEN: Inhaler drop new track 'These Are The Days'
The Dublin band will play at Fairview Park on June 25. See below for information regarding tickets.
Inhaler have shared their brand new single 'These Are The Days,' just in time for summer.
The track comes ahead of their Limerick gig tonight and their Dublin gig at Fairview Park on June 25.
Being the first release since their iconic album, It Won't Always Be Like This, the new track has been incredibly well received so far.
Powered by 22-year-old Elijah Hewson's impassioned vocals, the Dublin group has prompted comparisons with The Killers, Kings of Leon – and inevitably, U2.
With bassist Robert Keating, guitarist Josh Jenkinson and drummer Ryan McMahon, the track will no doubt be the perfect summer sound.
Its upbeat nature will likely secure it as one of the soundtracks of the festival season, with Inhaler scheduled to perform at numerous major events in the coming months.
Later this month, they will make their debut appearance at Glastonbury Festival, while their itinerary also includes stops at Nos Alive, BBK Live, Truck, Tramlines, Lollapalooza Chicago, and Japan’s Summer Sonic.
The band will also support Arctic Monkeys at their gigs across mainland Europe, as well as opening for Noel Gallagher and Kings Of Leon on various dates.
Revisit our interview with Inhaler here.
Tickets for their Fairview Park gig are still available. See here for more information.
Check out the single below.
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