Irish rock band Inhaler, led by Bono’s son, gains praise from Eddie Vedder in Florida

ou that. But, I think the most recent — and very uncool advice — [laughs] was to not play live music [laughs].Can you elaborate?[Laughing] Certainly no, I can’t. Let’s just leave it at that. [Laughs]Getting better every dayInhaler continues to grow and evolve, and they believe their latest album, “Open Wide,” represents a significant step forward for the band.Hewson: “I think we’ve found a way to sort of bring more of ourselves and our personalities through the music, and I think it’s closer to how we think of the band in a live setting.”Keating: “It’s pretty fresh for us, very much gestating. We’re interested in letting people know that this isn’t the end point for us. We have lots more ideas and we’re going to get going on them as soon as we’re done touring.”Their soaring ambitionsHewson and Keating take time to appreciate the success they’ve had thus far but emphasize that they are always reaching for something more. They dream of headlining stadium shows.Hewson: “That would be great, and we often talk about it in, like, a pretty nonchalant way. But there’s a couple of teeny-weeny steps down the ladder that we need to get to first [laughs]. But, yeah, you know, when we came off tour with Inhaler a few years ago I think a goal for us was just to be able to support the band ourselves and to have a career in music.”Keating: “We’ve surpassed that. We’re always reaching, huh? Maybe we have to calm down sometimes, but we like to look at where we are now and wonder about where we get to. [Laughs] The thought of being able to do a stadium show in our hometown is an amazing feeling, dare I say it.”With their debut Florida shows happening this week, Inhaler is eager to introduce their music to a new audience. This Irish rock band, despite their remarkable success in the U.K., remains relatively unknown in the U.S. But with their powerful performances and dynamic new material, Inhaler is sure to captivate American audiences.On tour in support of their latest album, “Open Wide,” Inhaler is set to embark on a musical journey, showcasing their unique sound and infectious energy to fans across Florida and South America. From playing alongside musical legends like Pearl Jam to receiving invaluable advice from Bono, Inhaler is poised for greatness and committed to pushing boundaries in the music industry. Witness their incredible talent and passion firsthand at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale and discover why Inhaler is a band on the cusp of superstardom.