Inhaler add new shows in Belfast, Edinburgh and Portsmouth to 2025 UK tour

15 July 2025, 16:22 | Updated: 15 July 2025, 16:28

The Irish outfit have added fresh dates in Belfast, Edinburgh and Portsmouth, ahead of their special gig at London's Royal Albert Hall.

Inhaler have announced fresh UK tour dates for October 2025.

The Dublin rockers - comprised of Elijah Hewson, Robert Keating, Ryan McMahon and Josh Jenkinson - previously announced a duo of milestone shows with a date at Liverpool M&S Bank Arena and London's iconic Royal Albert Hall on Friday 31st October.

Now, the band have added fresh shows to their tour, with shows on 6th and 7th October at Belfast's Ulster Hall, followed by a gig at Edinburgh Corn Exchange on 9th October and the Guildhall in Portsmouth on 29th October.

Tickets for the new dates general sale this Friday 18th July from 9:30am here.

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Inhaler's 2025 UK shows:

• 6th October: Belfast Ulster Hall - JUST ADDED
• 7th October: Belfast Ulster Hall - JUST ADDED
• 9th October: Edinburgh Corn Exchange - JUST ADDED
• 11th October 2025: Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
• 29th October: Portsmouth Guildhall - JUST ADDED
• 31st October 2025: London Royal Albert Hall - SOLD OUT

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The dates will be in support of their third studio album, Wide Open.

The effort, which followed 2021's It Won't Always Be Like This and 2023's Cuts & Bruises, included the lead single Your House, as well as the album's title track and the single Even Though.

Inhaler - Your House (Lyric Video)

See their full dates and how to buy tickets at Inhaler.band.

Meanwhile, Inhaler are hoping to nab tickets to Oasis' Live '25 reunion dates in Dublin for their frontman's birthday.

The Irish rockers supported Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds earlier in their career and are now hoping they can watch the Manchester rocker and his brother Liam play Croke Park in the Irish capital.

Asked by Radio X's Sunta Templeton if they were hoping to see any of the Britpop band's reunion shows, their frontman replied: "If we can, yeah!"

"We're trying to lock it in," added Keating. "There's a show on Eli's birthday (17th August) in Dublin, so if we're able to get tickets... Shoutout to Noel if you can give us a few tickets, 'cause they're like gold dust."

Hewson added wryly: "I don't know if you've heard, but there's a lot of people trying to get tickets, so we'll see if we're lucky..."

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