New Era: Måneskin Bids Farewell — 2026 Tour Set to Light Up the World One Last Time
In a stunning and emotional announcement that sent shockwaves across the global music scene, Italian rock phenomenon Måneskin has revealed plans for their final world tour, slated for 2026. Titled “The Final Flame”, the farewell tour will mark the end of an extraordinary chapter for one of the most electrifying and controversial rock bands of the 21st century — a band that reignited rock’s rebellious spirit and brought it roaring back into the mainstream.
The four-piece — Damiano David, Victoria De Angelis, Thomas Raggi, and Ethan Torchio — confirmed the news through a heartfelt social media statement and cinematic teaser video that left fans both heartbroken and inspired. As Damiano’s voice narrates over a montage of concert footage, he says: “Every fire burns bright before it fades. This is not the end of what we are — it’s the beginning of what comes next.”
A Decade of Defiance and Glory
Emerging from the streets of Rome in the mid-2010s, Måneskin became a worldwide sensation after their explosive victory at Eurovision 2021 with “Zitti e Buoni.” Their fusion of glam, punk, and swaggering rock revivalism reignited a genre many thought was fading. What followed was a meteoric rise — sold-out arenas, multi-platinum records, and a cultural movement that reminded the world that rock was not only alive but thriving.
From “Beggin’” dominating global charts to “Supermodel” and “The Loneliest” capturing the vulnerability behind their bravado, Måneskin transcended language and borders. Their live shows became legendary for their raw, seductive energy — a mix of ferocity, chaos, and theatrical artistry rarely seen in the modern age.
Now, after years of pushing boundaries and breaking records, the band has decided to take their final bow together, signaling the end of an era but also the start of something new.
“We’ve lived a thousand lives in ten years,” frontwoman Victoria De Angelis said in the official statement. “This tour isn’t about saying goodbye — it’s about celebrating everything we created, everything we fought for, and everyone who believed in us.”
The Final Flame World Tour: Cities and Dates
The Final Flame World Tour is set to span all major continents, with over 40 shows across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Australia. Måneskin promises a spectacular, emotionally charged production that blends their trademark glam aesthetic with the intensity of their earliest performances.
Europe (March – May 2026)
- Rome, Italy – Stadio Olimpico (Opening Night)
- Milan, Italy – San Siro Stadium
- Paris, France – Accor Arena
- Berlin, Germany – Mercedes-Benz Arena
- Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
- London, UK – O2 Arena
- Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
- Madrid, Spain – WiZink Center
North America (June – August 2026)
- New York City, NY – Madison Square Garden
- Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena
- Chicago, IL – United Center
- Los Angeles, CA – Kia Forum
- Miami, FL – Kaseya Center
- Mexico City, Mexico – Foro Sol
South America (September 2026)
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Jeunesse Arena
- Buenos Aires, Argentina – Movistar Arena
- Santiago, Chile – Movistar Arena
Asia & Oceania (October – December 2026)
- Tokyo, Japan – Tokyo Dome
- Seoul, South Korea – Gocheok Sky Dome
- Bangkok, Thailand – Impact Arena
- Sydney, Australia – Qudos Bank Arena
- Melbourne, Australia – Rod Laver Arena
The tour will close in Rome, the band’s birthplace — a symbolic full-circle moment expected to draw fans from around the world for what will be an unforgettable final performance.
Why the Farewell Now?
While Måneskin did not cite an official reason for the farewell, insiders suggest that the band members have long expressed a desire to explore individual creative projects and different musical directions. Over the years, each member has evolved artistically, and their chemistry — while still electric — has also matured.
Damiano has hinted at pursuing solo material that dives deeper into soulful, introspective sounds. Victoria is rumored to be working on production projects centered around emerging European punk acts, while Thomas and Ethan have reportedly been developing experimental side ventures that fuse rock with electronic and orchestral elements.
“We’ll always be family,” Damiano said. “But sometimes, to grow, you have to step into the unknown. The fire doesn’t die — it just changes shape.”
A Tour of Passion, Power, and Farewell
Fans can expect the Final Flame Tour to be Måneskin’s most visually ambitious production to date. Stage designers are promising a set that evolves throughout the concert, symbolizing the band’s artistic journey — from their raw street beginnings to the dazzling chaos of global stardom.
The show will reportedly feature career-spanning setlists, covering everything from early hits like “Torna a Casa” and “Morirò da Re” to global anthems like “I Wanna Be Your Slave” and “Gossip.” Exclusive unreleased songs, written during the band’s final studio sessions in 2025, are also expected to be performed.
Netflix and several global broadcasters are already in talks to produce a documentary special chronicling the farewell tour — following the band from rehearsals to the final bow in Rome.
Fans React: “End of an Era”
The news has sparked an outpouring of emotion worldwide. Within minutes of the announcement, hashtags like #MåneskinFarewell and #TheFinalFlameTour dominated social media. Fans shared heartfelt memories of concerts, lyrics, and the band’s impact on their lives.
“They brought rock back when nobody else could,” one fan wrote on X. “This feels like losing the last great rock dream.”
Another commented, “They taught us to be bold, to love loudly, to live without apology. Måneskin will never really end.”
The Legacy Lives On
Though this tour marks the band’s official farewell, Måneskin’s impact will continue to resonate for decades. Their rise shattered expectations for what a non-English-speaking rock band could achieve in the streaming age, paving the way for new generations of global artists unafraid to mix glam, grit, and heart.
From the streets of Rome to the biggest stages on Earth, Måneskin’s story is one of audacity and authenticity — a reminder that passion, not perfection, makes legends.
As the lights prepare to dim on their final tour, one thing is clear: Måneskin’s fire will never truly burn out.
“We started as kids with nothing but a dream,” Victoria said. “Now we leave as a family that changed the world together.”
The Final Flame World Tour begins March 2026. Tickets go on sale January 15, 2026.
This isn’t just a farewell — it’s a final love letter from Måneskin to the fans who made them legends.
The flame still burns — one last time.
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