Måneskin, the flamboyant Italian rock band who have shaken the foundations of modern rock, are officially hitting the road again. Fronted by the magnetic Damiano David, the band has announced their highly anticipated 2026 world tour. Billed as a global spectacle, this new chapter cements their status as rock rebels who have defied trends and revived the spirit of stadium rock for a new generation.
The announcement came with cinematic visuals showcasing the band in their signature bold fashion, hinting at a tour that will push the boundaries of live performance. Fans have long speculated that Måneskin were preparing for something monumental after a string of cryptic social media posts, and now the news is official: a worldwide tour spanning five continents is on the horizon.
The tour will begin in Europe, where Måneskin’s story first took shape. Their hometown of Rome, Italy, will host the opening night on April 12, 2026, in a show that promises to be equal parts homecoming and revolution. From there, they will blaze through Paris (April 16), Berlin (April 20), London (April 25), and Madrid (April 29) before moving across the Atlantic.
In May, Måneskin will take North America by storm. The band will hit New York City’s Madison Square Garden on May 6, followed by stops in Toronto (May 9), Chicago (May 13), Los Angeles (May 18), and Mexico City (May 23). Given their history of selling out arenas in minutes, these shows are expected to be among the hottest tickets of 2026.
The journey doesn’t stop there. Måneskin are bringing their fire to South America, beginning with São Paulo, Brazil, on June 2. They’ll then ignite audiences in Buenos Aires (June 6), Santiago (June 10), and Bogotá (June 14). Latin American fans, known for their unmatched energy, are sure to transform each concert into a roaring celebration of rebellion and rock.
In July, the tour heads east for Måneskin’s most ambitious run in Asia yet. Confirmed dates include Tokyo (July 3), Seoul (July 7), Shanghai (July 12), and Bangkok (July 16). To cap off this leg, the band will make their long-awaited return to Australia with Sydney (July 22) and Melbourne (July 25) shows that promise to be as loud as they are historic.
Breaking new ground, Måneskin will also perform in Africa, with their debut Johannesburg show on August 3, 2026. This milestone represents the band’s commitment to reaching audiences often left out of global tour circuits, further solidifying their worldwide influence.
As summer winds down, Måneskin will return to Europe for a powerful finale. They’ll headline Amsterdam (September 5), Prague (September 9), and Stockholm (September 13) before the grand closing performance in Milan on September 20, 2026. The Milan finale promises to be more than just a concert—it will be a celebration of a band that started in the streets of Rome and conquered the globe.
Beyond the dates and cities, the 2026 World Tour is being framed as an immersive cultural experience. Måneskin are collaborating with fashion houses, visual artists, and cutting-edge designers to create a tour that is part rock concert, part theatrical spectacle. Fans can expect explosive pyrotechnics, daring outfits, and a setlist that spans their career, including new material teased for the first time.
Critics and fans alike are already calling this the most important rock tour of the decade. In an era where guitar-driven music often competes with digital trends, Måneskin’s success proves that raw instruments, flamboyant performances, and unapologetic attitude still have the power to unite millions.
Tickets go on sale November 20, 2025, with presales available for fan club members and VIP packages offering exclusive merchandise and backstage experiences. Demand is expected to be overwhelming, with many dates projected to sell out within hours.
As anticipation builds, one thing is clear: Måneskin’s 2026 World Tour will not just be a series of concerts—it will be a global rock uprising. Led by Damiano David’s unmistakable voice and charisma, Måneskin are setting the stage for a defining era in modern rock history. The rebellion is here, and it’s louder than ever.
