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Måneskin have announced a new edition of their latest album, 'RUSH!'
The band are currently on a big world tour.
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"KOOL KIDS" is a track by Måneskin, from the album RUSH! (ARE U COMING?). The track is 2:43 long. It's filed under Rock. Dork has published 20 articles about Måneskin.
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The band are about to head out on tour.
They're hitting the road again at the end of the year.
And really, nothing says love like a Spotify branded cake, does it, Dear Reader? The romance.
You can catch them at Lafayette if you pre-order their new album 'RUSH!'.
Their new album 'RUSH!' is coming this Friday (20th January).
Their new album, 'RUSH!' will drop on 20th January.
The film showcases all aspects of touring life, with glimpses of the band both on and off stage as they recently hit North America.
The track will be featured on their upcoming album 'RUSH!', set to drop on 20th January 2023.
The LP will arrive on January 20th, 2023.
On the first night of their 'Loud Kids' tour, the Italian rockers debuted a new song, 'Kool Kids'.
The track was released today, October 7th, via Epic.
The single has already been confirmed for release this Friday, October 7th.
The track will be released on October 7th.
The group first teased the track during their performance at this year's Eurovision Song Contest and then followed up with a release on streaming services last month.
It is inspired by 90s movies like Reservoir Dogs.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
They'll perform the track at the Eurovision Song Contest final.
The band's Loud Kids tour has been given a new shot of shows.
Chances are, the first thing you heard of Måneskin was when they conquered Europe. One thing’s for certain, though. It won’t be the last.