NME News: Måneskin ARE BACK — 2026 Spring Tour Confirmed, Their Boldest Since A.M.! Dates and Cities Revealed
After months of silence, speculation, and carefully placed teases that sent fan communities into overdrive, Måneskin have officially announced their return. The Italian rock phenomenon confirmed a huge 2026 Spring Tour, marking their first full-scale global run since the A.M. era—and it is already being described by insiders as their boldest, loudest, and most ambitious tour to date.
The announcement landed with signature Måneskin drama: a minimalist black-and-crimson visual, distorted guitar feedback, and four words that instantly ignited social media—“We’re not done.” Within minutes, the hashtag #Maneskin2026 was trending worldwide as fans realized the band wasn’t simply coming back—they were coming back transformed.
A New Chapter, Not a Repeat
This is not a continuation tour. According to the band’s official statement, the 2026 Spring Tour represents a new creative era, built on everything Måneskin have learned since A.M. while tearing down expectations of what a modern rock tour can be.
Frontman Damiano David hinted at the shift in tone:
“We needed time to disappear, to grow, to live. This tour is not about recreating the past—it’s about confronting it and moving forward louder than ever.”
Sources close to the production reveal a show that blends raw rock energy with high-fashion aesthetics, cinematic staging, and fearless theatricality. Expect stripped-back aggression in some moments, explosive chaos in others, and a band fully in command of its identity.
Spring 2026 Tour Dates & Cities (Confirmed)
The 2026 Spring Tour will see Måneskin return to major stadiums and iconic arenas across Europe, with production scaled to match the band’s global stature.
Confirmed dates include:
April 9, 2026 — Rome, Italy (Stadio Olimpico)
April 13, 2026 — Milan, Italy (San Siro Stadium)
April 17, 2026 — Paris, France (Accor Arena)
April 21, 2026 — Amsterdam, Netherlands (Ziggo Dome)
April 25, 2026 — Berlin, Germany (Mercedes-Benz Arena)
April 29, 2026 — Vienna, Austria (Wiener Stadthalle)
May 3, 2026 — Prague, Czech Republic (O2 Arena)
May 7, 2026 — Madrid, Spain (WiZink Center)
May 11, 2026 — Barcelona, Spain (Palau Sant Jordi)
May 15, 2026 — London, UK (The O2 Arena)
May 19, 2026 — Manchester, UK (AO Arena)
May 24, 2026 — Stockholm, Sweden (Avicii Arena)
Additional dates are expected, with industry insiders suggesting a second European leg or late-spring expansion due to demand.
Why This Tour Matters
Since exploding onto the global stage, Måneskin have never been content to stand still. From Eurovision winners to fashion icons to arena-filling rock stars, the band’s journey has been defined by constant reinvention.
The 2026 Spring Tour arrives at a crucial moment—not just for Måneskin, but for rock music itself. At a time when the genre is often declared “dead,” Måneskin continue to prove that rock doesn’t need saving—it needs evolution.
This tour reportedly leans deeper into themes of identity, fame, rebellion, and vulnerability, blending new material with reworked versions of fan favorites. Expect unexpected arrangements, extended improvisations, and moments where the band strips everything back to just sweat, sound, and emotion.
Bassist Victoria De Angelis teased the intensity of the live show:
“We’re taking risks again. That’s when we’re at our best.”
Tickets, Production & Fan Experience
Tickets are expected to go on sale later this year, with early access rumored for fan club members. If past tours are any indication, sell-outs will happen fast—especially in Italy, the UK, and France.
The band has also hinted at a more immersive concert experience, including bold lighting design, fashion-forward stage looks, and a deliberate focus on creating moments that exist only in the room. Phones may be discouraged during certain segments, reinforcing Måneskin’s belief that live music should be fully felt, not filtered.
The Verdict
With the 2026 Spring Tour, Måneskin aren’t just returning—they’re redefining themselves once again. This is a band refusing to be boxed in by expectations, trends, or their own success.
Bigger stages. Sharper edges. No compromises.
Måneskin are back—and Spring 2026 is about to feel dangerously alive. ⚡
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