Heads up, indie rock lovers — things are getting very loud this June.
Dublin rockers Inhaler are jetting back to Australia next month, and they’re bringing some red-hot company along for the ride. Joining the lads on their Open Wide Australia Tour are none other than Sydney’s BIIG TIME and Perth up-and-comers DICE, and we’re already sweating just thinking about it.
The tour comes hot on the heels of Inhaler third album, Open Wide — which, in case you missed it, is out now and sounding massive. This’ll be their first return down under since their completely sold-out 2024 run, and it’s shaping up to be their biggest Aussie tour ever.
INHALER AU Tour
- June 3 – Astor Theatre – Perth
With special guests DICE - June 5 – The Tivoli – Brisbane
With special guests BIIG TIME - June 6 – Enmore Theatre – Sydney
With special guests BIIG TIME - June 9 – Forum – Melbourne
With special guests BIIG TIME – SOLD OUT - June 10 – Forum – Melbourne
With special guests BIIG TIME – SECOND SHOW ADDED - Tickets: here
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BIIG TIME, the side-project turned main-stage machine from brothers Johnny Took (yep, from DMA’s) and Matthew Took (of PLANET fame). They’ve been turning heads with their own brand of swagger-heavy indie rock, and they’ve just dropped their debut album 200K. Think big choruses, riffy goodness, and just the right amount of chaos — in the best way possible.
And then there’s DICE, one of the most exciting bands brewing out west. Their debut album Midnight Zoo dropped in 2024, and if you haven’t let yourself get swept up in their dreamy-yet-punchy indie world, now’s your time. These guys are the real deal — and trust us, you want to be able to say you saw them before they blew up.
In case the name sounds familiar (it should), Inhaler have been on a tear since forming in 2018 — racking up over 500 million streams, a couple of #1 albums, and a wild run of touring with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Harry Styles, and Pearl Jam. Their debut It Won’t Always Be Like This smashed to #1 in the UK and Ireland, and its follow-up Cuts & Bruises wasn’t far behind.
Now, with Open Wide, they’re charging ahead — and this tour is the victory lap we’ve been waiting for.
So if you’re into sweaty singalongs, three-guitar assaults, and the feeling that you might’ve just witnessed the next chapter of indie rock greatness — don’t sleep on this tour.
