Italian rockers Maneskin have announced a new world tour with a stop in Dublin's 3Arena this December.
The band shot to global fame after they won Eurovision in 2021 and have had concerts all around the world since then. And this December, they are coming to Dublin for their first ever show in Ireland.
The world tour, promoting their newest album Rush! which was released in January this year, will headline the Docklands venue on December 14. Currently, the band is still in the middle of another world tour, which continues to see them sell out shows globally and play to over 500,000 fans.
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A spokeswoman said: "Today, rock phenoms Maneskin continue their march towards global domination with the announcement of their RUSH! World Tour which will see the band headline arenas in North America, South America, Japan, Europe, UK & Ireland, and their first ever shows in Australia, in Autumn/Winter 2023, bringing their raucous live set and phenomenal new live staging and astounding lighting that the band are currently touring in Europe."
The album Rush! became globally acclaimed and dominated the #1 charts in 15 countries, as well as reaching Top 5 in 20 countries. It has garnered over 800 million global album streams, adding to the band's impressive 7.3 billion global artist streams. The Grammy Award nominees also announced that alongside both tours, they will be commanding stages at Glastonbury and Primavera Sound this summer.
Tickets for their Dublin gig will be go on sale via Ticketmaster on March 22 at 10am. The starting price, including the booking fee, will be €49.65.
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