After previously releasing a series of solo singles, Damiano David has unveiled plans for a larger project: his debut solo album. The frontman of Måneskin has announced that his first full-length solo album, titled ‘Funny Little Fears’, will be released on May 16th via Sony Music Italy / Arista. The album will comprise fourteen tracks and will include recent releases such as his grand solo debut ‘Silverlines’, along with newer songs ‘Born With A Broken Heart’ and ‘Next Summer’. Reflecting on the album, Damiano mentioned, “I have always had a fear of heights, worried that the ground might suddenly give way beneath me, taking everything away in an instant. I’ve been afraid of darkness, an unknown vastness that can swallow me whole if I’m not careful. I’ve feared myself as well, wondering if I’m asking for too much or pursuing something that I’m unsure I truly want. And honestly, I still feel scared at times, but I wrote a manual to help myself. I hope it proves useful for you too. I named it Funny Little Fears.” Below is the tracklisting, along with the song ‘Next Summer’.
‘Funny Little Fears’ tracklisting:
1. Voices
2. Next Summer
3. Zombie Lady
4. The Bruise
5. Sick Of Myself
6. Angel
7. Tango
8. Born With A Broken Heart
9. Tangerine
10. Mars
11. The First Time
12. Perfect Life
13. Silverlines
14. Solitude (No One Understands Me)
Additionally, Damiano will embark on an extensive world tour to promote the album, starting with several festival performances this summer. His tour schedule is as follows:
Damiano David 2025 world tour dates:
JUNE 2025
21 Lisbon, Portugal - MEO Kalorama
JULY 2025
05 Belgium - Rock Werchter
17 Carhaix, France - Vieilles Charrues
AUGUST 2025
01 Montreal, QC, Canada - Osheaga
SEPTEMBER 2025
11 Warsaw, COS Torwar
13 Berlin, Uber Eats Music Hall
15 Amsterdam, AFAS Live
17 Cologne, Palladium
21 Barcelona, Razzmatazz
22 Madrid, La Riviera
26 Paris, Zénith Paris, La Villette
28 London, Roundhouse
29 London, Roundhouse
OCTOBER 2025
02 Brussels, Forest National Club
04 Zurich, Halle 622
07 Milan, Unipol Forum
11 Rome, Palazzo dello Sport
12 Rome, Palazzo dello Sport
22 Sydney, Enmore Theatre
24 Melbourne, Forum
27 Tokyo, Tokyo Garden Theater
29 Osaka, Zepp Osaka Bayside
NOVEMBER 2025
07 Sao Paulo, Tokio Marine Hall
09 Santiago, Teatro Caupolican
11 Buenos Aires, Complejo C Art Media
13 Bogotà, Teatro Royal Center
17 Mexico City, Auditorio BlackBerry
21 Seattle, Paramount Theatre
23 San Francisco, The Masonic
25 Los Angeles, The Wiltern
29 Chicago, The Riviera Theatre
30 Detroit, The Fillmore Detroit
DECEMBER 2025
02 Toronto, HISTORY
04 Montreal, MTELUS
06 Philadelphia, The Fillmore Philadelphia
08 New York, Brooklyn Paramount
09 New York, Brooklyn Paramount
16 Washington DC, The Fillmore Silver Spring
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