Inhaler Announce Special Guests BIIG TIME & DICE on the Open Wide Australia Tour Next Month

INHALER are set to play their biggest ever Australian tour in June which includes headline shows at Perth’s Astor Theatre on June 3, Brisbane’s The Tivoli on June 5, Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on June 6, before concluding at Forum Melbourne on June 9 and June 10. Tickets are on sale now.

For complete tour & ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au

INHALER
OPEN WIDE AUSTRALIA TOUR
JUNE 2025

ASTOR THEATRE, PERTH
With special guests DICE
TUESDAY JUNE 3

THE TIVOLI, BRISBANE
With special guests BIIG TIME
THURSDAY JUNE 5

ENMORE THEATRE, SYDNEY
With special guests BIIG TIME
FRIDAY JUNE 6

FORUM, MELBOURNE
With special guests BIIG TIME
MONDAY JUNE 9 – SOLD OUT 

FORUM, MELBOURNE
With special guests BIIG TIME
TUESDAY JUNE 10 – SECOND SHOW ADDED

TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW AT LIVENATION.COM.AU

ABOUT INHALER:

Since their career launched in 2018, INHALER have been among the biggest new names in guitar music, achieving commercial success with roaring chart positions. To date, they’ve sold over a quarter of a million records globally and garnered 500 million streams. Their debut album, It Won’t Always Be Like This, hit #1 in the UK and Ireland, while their 2023 follow-up, Cuts & Bruises, topped the Irish charts and reached #2 in the UK. To maintain this momentum, bandmates and childhood friends Hewson, Robert Keating, Ryan McMahon, and Josh Jenkinson have spent the past few whirlwind years on a relentless world tour, supporting acts like Arctic Monkeys, Pearl Jam, Harry Styles, and Kings of Leon, as well as headlining their own shows, including a sold out 13,000-capacity homecoming show at the Dublin 3Arena last year, their biggest headline show to date.

ABOUT BIIG TIME:

Badly kept main-stage-leaping, aspirational indie-rock secrets don’t come much bigger than BIIG Time, the tune machine side-project cranked by DMA’s guitarist, Johnny Took and his brother, PLANET’s singer, Matthew Took. 

A year after Johnny Took enjoyed the most recent run of long-distance flights and late nights associated with the release of DMA’s Official UK Album Chart Top 3 album, How Many Dreams? the Sydneysiders break temporarily from their motherships to confirm their own 11-track collection. Given the title 200K and released on Fri 9 May 2025, BIIG Time’s official announcement follows high-profile live warm-ups on the Australian dates of Courteeners and Jamie Webster.  

Hiding in plain sight, following the release of their 2020, standalone debut single, It’s You, their intriguing West Coast-by-garage rock counterpoint to DMA’s emotive, arena-filling indie left onlookers wondering what might come next.

Chalking up four DMA’s albums and a worldwide fanbase, not least in the UK, a story that started with their 2016 debut album, Hills End, Took is no stranger to arenas and main stage festival appearances. Meanwhile, Matthew’s PLANET’s band, catapulted by the release of their 2022 debut album, Information Overload, have already supported the likes of Liam Gallagher. 

ABOUT DICE:

There are those rare bands that, once you step into their sonic world, captivate you entirely. Western Australia's DICE is one of those bands. Comprising Ben Hodge, Tom King, Regan Beazley, and Sam Barrett-Lennard, in 2024 DICE invited listeners into their vibrant universe with their debut album Midnight Zoo — a world from which there's no turning back.