Damiano David proved once again why he’s one of the most captivating performers of his generation.
The Italian heartthrob and Måneskin frontman took to the stage before a sold-out crowd, exuding charisma, sensuality and old-school rock swagger.
From the first note to the final bow, Damiano had fans screaming for more.
He emerged in a glittering black-and-gold sheer shirt that shimmered under the spotlights, paired with effortlessly cool blue jeans and black boots.
The look was a perfect fusion of vintage rock glamour and laidback Italian chic.
Halfway through the show, he ditched the shirt entirely – to the deafening delight of the crowd.
Damiano David (pictured) proved once again why he’s one of the most captivating performers of his generation
Halfway through the show, he ditched the shirt entirely – to the deafening delight of the crowd
His tattoo-covered torso glistened under the stage lights as he gripped the microphone stand, every move dripping with intensity.
The hour-and-a-half set was a powerful mix of original tracks and crowd-favourite covers that showcased his incredible range and stage presence.
He kicked off with Born With a Broken Heart and The First Time, setting an emotional yet explosive tone for the night.
Highlights included Voices, Cinnamon, Talk to Me, Perfect Life, and Zombie Lady, each delivered with raw emotion and flawless precision.
He thrilled the audience with surprise covers including Mark Ronson’s Nothing Breaks Like a Heart.
But it was his scorching take on Kings of Leon’s Sex on Fire that brought the crowd to its feet, chanting every word back to him.
Damiano’s magnetic presence never wavered.
He prowled the stage with unrelenting confidence, locking eyes with fans and teasing them with playful smirks between songs.
He emerged in a glittering black-and-gold sheer shirt that shimmered under the spotlights, paired with effortlessly cool blue jeans and black boots
The singer, best known for fronting Italian rock band Måneskin, will play two shows in Australia. (Pictured with his band)
His voice – rich, raspy and commanding – filled every inch of the theatre.
By the time he closed with Mars, the audience was begging for more.
Damiano didn’t just perform in Sydney – he owned it.
Damiano rose to fame as the lead vocalist of Måneskin, Italy’s first global rock phenomenon, whose sold-out arena shows in Australia last year left fans wanting more.
The band’s nomination for Best New Artist at the 65th Annual GRAMMY Awards and Damiano’s magnetic stage presence solidified his place as one of music’s most compelling performers.
Damiano’s tour continues at the Forum in Melbourne on Friday, October 24.
