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Listen to Inhaler’s groovy new single ‘Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)’
Inhaler have shared a new single called ‘Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)’ – you can listen to it below.The track serves as the final preview of the Dublin band’s third album ‘Open Wide’, which is due for release tomorrow (February 7) via Polydor (pre-order/pre-save here).“Billy, his eyes are like headlights/ Can’t see in the window/ Of his fast car/ She’s the stoplight/ Not turning red or green/ She’s gold and she’s honest/ Don’t justify the reason/ Or lie for a promise,” sings frontman Elijah Hewson in the groovy, ’80s-tinged track.Per a press release, the infectious and upbeat song “further showcases a band thrillingly coming into their own and taking their sound in audacious new directions”.‘Billy (Yeah Yeah Yeah)’ is accompanied by a lo-fi, VHS-style official lyric video. Tune in here:Inhaler’s latest offering follows the recent singles ‘Your House’, ‘Open Wide’ and ‘A Question Of You’.Speaking to NME last October, bassist Robert Keating explained how the group had entered new territory on their third record.He said: “While working with Tom Hull [Kid Harpoon], our producer for this album, we began thinking, ‘How can we make this a little different?’, which led us to try out different stuff and we eventually ended up doing the intro keyboard thing one day [on ‘Your House’], which re-informed the song and made us view it in a new way.“He also had the idea of trying to get the gospel singers in and that was just one of the songs where it worked really well.”Keating continued: “We’ve definitely gotten better at writing songs.
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Priority Tickets for Tom Grennan’s UK arena tour are available now
In paid partnership with Priority from O2Tom Grennan has announced his biggest ever UK arena tour – and if you’re an O2 or Virgin Media broadband customer, you can get Priority Tickets right now ahead of general release.After headlining the 25,000-capacity Gunnersbury Park last summer, the Grennan ‘25 tour will see the indie pop star play 11 massive arena shows throughout September. The run of gigs will kick off September 3 at Bournemouth’s International Centre and include a show at London’s The O2 arena.Tom Grennan will also visit Glasgow, Dublin, Leeds, Manchester and others during the 16-day jaunt.SEPTEMBER3 – International Centre, Bournemouth4 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham6 – The O2, London9 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff10 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham11 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow13 – 3Arena, Dublin15 – P&J Arena, Aberdeen16 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle18 – First Direct Arena, Leeds19 – Co-op Live, ManchesterTickets go on general sale this Friday (February 7) at 10am but Priority Tickets for Tom Grennan’s Grennan ‘25 arena tour are available now here.The run of shows will be in support of Grennan’s recently announced fourth album ‘Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be’, which is out August 15.Teaming up with pop producer/songwriter Justin Tranter (Britney Spears, Linkin Park, Dua Lipa) for the record, Grennan was inspired by artists such as George Michael, Prince and Queen’s Freddie Mercury.
Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland. Situated on a bay on the east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey, it lies within the province of Leinster. It is bordered on the south by the Dublin Mountains, a part of the Wicklow Mountains range. It has an urban area population of 1,173,179, while the population of the Dublin Region (formerly County Dublin) as of 2016 was 1,347,359. The population of the Greater Dublin Area was 1,904,806 per the 2016 census.

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