The band’s live prowess is no surprise for anyone who caught their performances at this year’s VMAs or SNL. But in a world where unimpugnable veteran rockers struggle to make their live show ...

Måneskin live is a glorious bombardment of sound and light “In Europe, we’re known from Eurovision (which the band won in 2021) and most of our fans are our age,” says De Angelis ...

The flashing, multi-coloured visuals capturing all of this look more like a perfectly polished concert film, not a live gig unfolding ... and jumps back up on the band’s cue.

From left: Damiano David, Victoria De Angelis, Thomas Raggi and Ethan Torchio, of the Italian rock band Måneskin ... The Eurovison live broadcast caught David bending over a table offstage ...

No matter how you pronounce their name, Italian rock group Maneskin may be one of today’s most famous and successful global musical acts. In 2021, the band – made up of vocalist Damiano David ...

The band — made up of vocalist Damiano David ... up with the name after the group thought a Danish word might work. Maneskin on stage on ‘Idol’ In Sweden in Oct. 2021.

However, it was blonde bassist Victoria De Angelis who was censored on the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards telecast ... in a recent set on Saturday Night Live, snagging an opening slot for the Rolling ...

SHAPIRO: It's only been a couple years since the Italian band Måneskin won ... it's OK to text you every day or to try to get where you live or leave you messages on the car.

Maneskin made headlines back in late August when their performance at the MTV Video Music Awards appeared to have been censored during the live broadcast. During the award show, the band ...

After De Angelis' nipple pasties fell off at Lollapalooza back in the July, the wardrobe malfunction was taken in stride in the name of live music. "Maneskin rocks! Victoria’s nipple said 'Hi ...

like I live nicely without knowing (Laughs). But then when you play, you have the people in front of you and they scream and ...

Now, amidst their American leg of their The Loud Kids Tour, the quartet is pulling off another trend-flaunting feat: They’re making teenagers care about a new rock band for the first time in years.