Måneskin will appear in this year's Eurovision final in Turin, Italy.
The winners of last year's Eurovision Song Contest will return to the stage on Saturday 14 May to fascinate Europe once again with their unparalleled energy.
The Måneskins have become accustomed to appearing in crowds of tens of thousands of spectators after their triumph at Eurovision 2021 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
"PalaOlimpico" will be just one of many stops at Måneskin's packed concert program, which took to the stage at the famous Coachella Music Festival in California in April and will kick off a huge world tour in October entitled "Loud Kids Get Louder ».
Appearing in the Eurovision final in Turin will be a very special moment for both Måneskin and Italy, as last year's victory launched the band internationally and brought the competition back to the country for the first time in more than three decades.
In their appearance in the Grand Final, Måneskin will present live to viewers for the first time their brand new single "Supermodel", which will be released the day before, on Friday 13 May.
The band, which consists of singer Damiano David, bassist Victoria De Angelis, guitarist Thomas Raggi and drummer Ethan Torchio, became famous for the first time after winning second place in the eleventh round of the Italian version of the talent show "X Factor "in 2017.
The road to international success was opened when the Måneskins were crowned winners of the famous Sanremo Music Festival in their homeland, Italy, in 2021, and won the ticket to represent their country at the Eurovision Song Contest in May of the same year with the song " Zitti E Buoni ».
Since then, Måneskin have hit charts around the world with the songs "I Wanna Be Your Slave" and "Beggin". The first was uploaded to No. 5 in the United Kingdom and the second reached No. 13 in the USA.
Maneskin currently has more than 4.5 billion streams on all digital platforms and has garnered ten diamonds, 185 platinum and 42 gold medals worldwide.
