Inhaler

Inhaler is an Irish rock band formed in 2012 in Dublin. The band consists of frontman Eli Hewson, guitarist Josh Jenkinson, bassist Robert Keating, and drummer Ryan McMahon. They gained attention with their energetic performances and a sound reminiscent of 80s and 90s rock. Inhaler released their debut EP, 'It Won't Always Be Like This,' in 2019, which helped establish their presence in the music scene. Their debut album, also titled 'It Won't Always Be Like This,' was released in July 2021 and received critical acclaim, propelling them into the mainstream music spotlight.

Inhaler's music is influenced by a variety of genres and artists, including Britpop acts like Oasis and Blur, as well as alternative rock bands such as The Cure and Radiohead. They also cite inspirations from 80s synth-pop and post-punk, integrating these styles into their own sound. The band's members have expressed admiration for artists like David Bowie and The Strokes, further shaping their approach to songwriting and performance.

Inhaler is notable for their connection to the iconic Bono of U2, as Eli Hewson is his son. The band has been recognized for their high-energy live performances and has participated in various music festivals such as Reading and Leeds Festivals. They have built a loyal following, particularly among younger audiences, and are known for their engaging and dynamic stage presence.

Inhaler has emerged as a prominent figure in the modern rock scene, particularly in the UK and Ireland. Their blend of nostalgic rock elements with contemporary sounds has resonated with a new generation of music fans. The band's success is seen as a revival of rock music in an era dominated by pop and electronic genres. Their ability to draw from their influences while maintaining a fresh sound has positioned them as one of the leading bands of their generation.