Måneskin’s 2022 UK and European dates: Dates, tickets and more
29 September 2021, 12:50 | Updated: 29 September 2021, 12:59
The Italian band and Eurovision 2021 winners are headed out on a tour next year. Find out where they are headed and how to buy tickets.
Måneskin became household names when they one the Eurovision Song Contest 2021, with their Zitti E Buoni single capturing audiences at home.
If they weren't famous enough, the band recently played the Paris leg of Global Citizen Live, which saw artists take part in 24-hour concerts in London, Paris and New York.
Now Damiano David and co are set to visit the UK and Europe on a headline tour next year called Loud Kids on Tour 2022, but where are they headed and how can you buy tickets?
Find out here.
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What are Måneskin's 2022 UK and European tour dates?
FEBRUARY 2022
6 February -London, UK - O2 Academy Brixton
10 February – Brussels, Belgium - Forest National
12 February – Luxembourg, Luxembourg -Rockhal
15 February – Warsaw, Poland - Towar Hall
19 February – Vienna, Austria -Stadthalle
21 February – Paris, France - Le Zenith
24 February – Zurich, Switzerland - Halle 622
26 February – Berlin, Germany - Verti Music Hall
28 February – Prague, Czech Republic - Mala Sportovini Hala
MARCH 2022
1 March – Budapest, Hungary - Barba Negra
3 March – Amsterdam, Netherlands - AFAS Live
7 March – Kiev, Ukraine - Stereo Plaza
9 March – Moscow, Russia - Stadium Love
11 March – St Petersburg, Russia - Tinkoff Arena
13 March – Tallinn, Estonia - Saku Suurhall
14 March – Riga, Latvia - Arena Riga
When do tickets go on sale?
Visit their official website to buy tickets for their UK and European dates now.
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What does Måneskin mean?
Måneskin means Moonshine in Danish. The name was inspired by bassist Victoria De Angelis' half Danish heritage.
What does Måneskin's Zitti E Buoni track mean?
The title Zitti E Buoni roughly translates to Shut Up And Behave in English.
Lead singer Damiano David told Eurovision presenter and Dutch influencer Nikkie Turorials that the song is a defiant track about "being yourself and not caring what other people are saying to you".