KEATING: We couldn’t afford to get four, so I don’t think I’m getting one. ROBERT KEATING: It’s made out of aluminum, which is what Coke cans are made of. Below, the band sits down for a chat about pre-tour jitters, their shiny new gold record, and a mysterious Irish specialty known as “ Chicken Fillet Rolls.”įRED SAHAI: Congratulations on your album going number one in the UK, that’s huge.ĮLIJAH HEWSON: Thank you. Now, they’re back in the U.S.-where they’re finally drinking age-warming up with a string of sold-out shows in intimate venues ahead of their official headlining dates. The record went number 1 in the U.K., making Inhaler the first Irish band to top the UK album charts in 13 years. television debut on James Corden, and released a debut album, It Won’t Always Be Like This. This summer alone, Inhaler-made up of Elijah Hewson (lead singer, guitar), Josh Jenkinson (guitar), Robert Keating (bass) and Ryan McMahon (drums)- dropped a flurry catchy singles, made their U.S. But even a global pandemic is not enough to stop four 20-year-old Irishmen from seizing their dreams-in the months since the industry began its cautious revival, the band has wasted no time getting back on the road. But, along with the rest of their industry, the four-piece indie rock outfit from Dublin were forced to watch their carefully nurtured momentum dwindle before their eyes over a year of lockdowns and cancelled gigs. Before the pandemic, Inhaler had a few singles under its belt and a highly-anticipated North American headlining tour teed up.
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