Måneskin’s Damiano David announces second London solo show after “phenomenal demand”

Måneskin frontman Damiano David has added a second London show to his 2025 UK and European tour due to “phenomenal demand”. Find all the details below.

The Italian artist is set to hit the road next autumn, having made his solo live debut in New York this October. He has already released two singles – ‘Silverlines’ and ‘Born With A Broken Heart’ – and teased his forthcoming album in an interview with NME.

David’s run of headline dates next year initially included one gig at the Roundhouse in Camden Town, London on Sunday September 28. Now, it’s been confirmed that he’ll return to the venue for a second performance the following night (Monday September 29).

This came after a “phenomenal demand” for tickets resulted in the first show selling out in a matter of hours. Tickets for the new show in the capital are on sale now – you can buy yours here.

SOLD OUT SHOWS! UPGRADED TO BIGGER VENUES! NEW SHOWS ADDED! I’m absolutely blown away by your response to this tour so far. I cannot wait to sing and dance with you all next year ❤️❤️ Get your tickets: https://t.co/SN2ITmRMp6 pic.twitter.com/H7g0xYZGBR

— Damiano David (@daviddamiano99) December 19, 2024

David has also added a second stop at the Brooklyn Paramount in New York to the North American leg of his 2025 tour, for December 9. Tickets for this concert go on sale at 10am local time today (December 19) – buy yours here.

Additionally, numerous venue upgrades have been made across the European and North American portions of the trek to accommodate demand. David will also visit Australia, Japan and South America on his 2025 tour.

Writing on social media, David said: “I’m absolutely blown away by your response to this tour so far. I cannot wait to sing and dance with you all next year.” See that post above, and check out the updated schedule below.

Damiano David’s 2025 solo world tour dates are:

SEPTEMBER 

11 – Poland, Warsaw – COS Torwar

13 – Germany, Berlin – Uber Eats Music Hall

15 – Netherlands, Amsterdam – AFAS Live

17 – Germany, Cologne – Palladium

21 – Spain, Barcelona – Saint Jordi Club (venue upgraded)

22 – Spain, Madrid – WiZink Center (venue upgraded)

26 – France, Paris – Adidas Arena (venue upgraded)

28 – UK, London – Roundhouse

29 – UK, London – Roundhouse (new date)

OCTOBER 

02 – Belgium, Brussels – Forest National Club

04 – Switzerland, Zurich – Halle622

07 – Italy, Milan – Unipol Forum

11 – Italy, Rome – Palazzo dello Sport

22 – Australia, Sydney – Enmore Theatre

24 – Australia, Melbourne – Forum

27 – Japan, Tokyo – Tokyo Garden Theater

29 – Japan, Osaka – Zepp Osaka Bayside

NOVEMBER 

07 – Brazil, Sao Paulo – Tokio Marine Hall

09 – Chile, Santiago – Teatro Caupolican

11 – Argentina, Buenos Aires – Complejo C Art Media

13 – Colombia, Bogotà – Teatro Royal Center

17 – Mexico, Mexico City – Auditorio BlackBerry

21 – USA, Seattle – Paramount Theatre

23 – USA, San Francisco – The Masonic

25 – USA, Los Angeles – The Wiltern

29 – USA, Chicago – The Riviera Theatre

30 – USA, Detroit – The Fillmore Detroit

DECEMBER 

02 – Canada, Toronto – Coca-Cola Coliseum (venue upgraded)

04 – Canada, Montreal – MTELUS

06 – USA, Philadelphia – The Fillmore Philadelphia

08 – USA, New York – Brooklyn Paramount

09 – USA, New York – Brooklyn Paramount (new date)

16 – USA, Washington DC – The Fillmore Silver Spring

Speaking about the upcoming tour previously, David explained: “I’m beyond excited to announce my first-ever world tour as a solo artist.

“I can’t wait to connect with all of you in person and share my new music. Every city is going to be a celebration of the music, the fans, and the journey we’re all about to go on together. See you out there!”

At his intimate NYC gig in October, David also played three unreleased solo songs in the form of ‘Next Summer’, ‘Voices’ and ‘The Bruise’.

Speaking to NME earlier this year, he gave some insight into what fans could expect from his debut solo album. When asked if the record would be a “diverse and personal affair”, he replied: “I think it’s safe to say yes.”

David added: “It’s going to be very excessive, very dramatic, very theatrical, I would say. It’s definitely more personal. It’s about the drama of being alive; especially under the circumstances.”

He went on to tell NME that his current solo venture would be a “full musical project”, and hinted at what his live shows would be like. “I have an idea of who the drummer is going to be but nothing is signed yet and I don’t want to jinx it,” David explained.