Netflix has officially confirmed the global release of New Era: It’s Time, a groundbreaking multi-part documentary series that promises to take viewers on an intimate, unfiltered journey through the life and career of Damiano David, the iconic frontman of Italian rock sensation Måneskin. The highly anticipated series will premiere worldwide on the 25th, offering fans and audiences a rare glimpse into the rise, struggles, and triumphs of one of the most magnetic and influential figures in modern music…..
Netflix Officially Announces “New Era: It’s Time” — A Multi-Part Documentary Series Chronicling the Life of Måneskin Frontman Damiano David
Netflix has officially confirmed the global release of New Era: It’s Time, a groundbreaking multi-part documentary series that promises to take viewers on an intimate, unfiltered journey through the life and career of Damiano David, the iconic frontman of Italian rock sensation Måneskin. The highly anticipated series will premiere worldwide on the 25th, offering fans and audiences a rare glimpse into the rise, struggles, and triumphs of one of the most magnetic and influential figures in modern music.
Damiano David, widely recognized for his raw vocal power, fearless stage presence, and boundary-pushing artistry, has emerged over the last decade as not only the face of Måneskin but also as a cultural symbol of freedom, rebellion, and unapologetic authenticity. From the streets of Rome to conquering global stages, Damiano’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. New Era: It’s Time aims to capture that journey in full scope — blending never-before-seen footage, candid interviews, behind-the-scenes moments, and a deep exploration of his artistic vision.
According to Netflix, the series will go beyond the glamour and chaos of fame to reveal the man behind the persona. It will trace Damiano’s early years, his discovery of music, and the formation of Måneskin alongside Victoria De Angelis, Thomas Raggi, and Ethan Torchio. Viewers will relive the band’s meteoric rise, from busking on Roman streets to their Eurovision triumph in 2021, and their subsequent transformation into one of the most talked-about rock bands of the 21st century.
What sets New Era: It’s Time apart, however, is its focus on Damiano as an individual. While Måneskin’s global success provides the backdrop, the series highlights his personal struggles with pressure, identity, artistic freedom, and the challenges of navigating superstardom in an era defined by social media scrutiny. Friends, collaborators, and industry insiders are expected to make appearances, offering multiple perspectives on what makes Damiano such a singular figure in music today.
The documentary also promises to explore the impact of Damiano’s bold fashion, outspoken personality, and relentless commitment to authenticity — all of which have cemented him as a modern rock icon. Whether he’s challenging traditional gender norms with his flamboyant style or advocating for freedom of expression on the world’s biggest stages, Damiano has consistently used his platform to inspire a generation that craves originality and truth.
Fans can expect a mix of emotional storytelling and electrifying performance footage, painting a full portrait of a life lived in the spotlight. Netflix has described the series as “a cinematic, multi-layered exploration of artistry, resilience, and reinvention.”
As anticipation builds for the premiere, social media is already buzzing with excitement. Måneskin’s devoted fanbase — known for their passionate global following — has flooded platforms like Twitter and Instagram with messages of support, calling the documentary “long overdue” and “a celebration of a true rock star.”
With New Era: It’s Time, Netflix once again cements its role as a home for bold, artist-driven storytelling. For Damiano David, it marks yet another milestone in a career that continues to break boundaries and redefine modern rock ’n’ roll.
The premiere on the 25th is expected to draw millions of viewers, not only from Måneskin’s fanbase but also from those intrigued by the story of a young Italian singer who refused to conform — and, in doing so, sparked a cultural revolution.
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