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Italian rock band Måneskin makes comeback with Coachella performance

Italian rock band Måneskin makes comeback with Coachella performance

The Italian rock band Måneskin will reunite for a performance at the Coachella music festival next April. The group had taken a hiatus to focus on solo projects following their 2023 world tour.

Italian rock band Måneskin is officially returning to the stage following a period where members focused on individual projects. The group, known for their 2021 Eurovision victory in Rotterdam with the song Zitti E Buoni, has been confirmed as part of the lineup for the Coachella music festival taking place next April. This announcement follows reports of the band also performing at the upcoming San Remo music festival in Italy. The members had previously pursued solo endeavors after the release of their 2023 album Rush! and a subsequent world tour. Lead singer Damiano David released a solo album, while other members worked on bass and guitar tracks or film compositions. The Coachella lineup features an array of international stars and will also showcase Dutch DJs such as Tiësto, Ki/Ki, and Martin Garrix. While the band members have not yet provided a personal response to the news, their inclusion confirms the group's highly anticipated comeback.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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