BREAKING ENTERTAINMENT NEWS: Netflix Officially Confirms the Release of “New Era: It’s Time” — The Electrifying Journey of Damiano David Finally Unveiled
The wait is finally over! In an announcement that has sent shockwaves through the global entertainment world, Netflix has officially confirmed the release of its highly anticipated multi-part documentary series, “New Era: It’s Time.” The project chronicles the extraordinary journey of Damiano David, the fearless and magnetic frontman of the Italian rock sensation Måneskin, whose voice, charisma, and unapologetic artistry have reshaped the boundaries of modern rock music.
Set to premiere worldwide on October 25th, the series promises to deliver an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at the rise of one of the most talked-about and influential rock icons of the 21st century. Fans can expect raw emotion, unseen footage, and intimate interviews that peel back the layers of fame, creativity, and personal evolution that define Damiano’s meteoric journey.
A Raw Glimpse into the Life of a Legend
“New Era: It’s Time” goes far beyond the stage lights and screaming crowds. It delves deep into Damiano’s evolution — from a young street performer in Rome’s Via del Corso to the commanding frontman who conquered the world stage with Måneskin’s explosive performances. The documentary captures the band’s rise after their unforgettable victory at Eurovision 2021, their chart-topping global hits like “Beggin’” and “I Wanna Be Your Slave,” and their unrelenting pursuit of authenticity in an industry often driven by conformity.
Directed by acclaimed Italian filmmaker Giulia Moretti, the series took more than two years to complete. It includes exclusive footage from the band’s global tours, late-night studio sessions, and private moments that reveal the emotional cost of fame. Moretti describes the project as “a mirror reflecting not just the music, but the man behind it — a journey through rebellion, art, and identity.”
The Story Behind the Title
The title, “New Era: It’s Time,” is more than just a name — it’s a declaration. Throughout the series, viewers witness Damiano’s struggle to define himself beyond his image. In one of the teaser clips released by Netflix, Damiano says, “This is not about being perfect. It’s about being real — even when it hurts.”
That statement has already sparked widespread conversation among fans online, many interpreting it as a reflection of his public battles with criticism, pressure, and the heavy expectations placed upon him as a symbol of freedom and expression.
A Cultural Revolution on Screen
Måneskin’s music and Damiano’s defiant energy have redefined what it means to be a rock star in today’s world. The documentary doesn’t just tell a success story — it explores a movement. The band’s bold fashion, fearless lyrics, and refusal to fit into traditional norms have inspired a generation that values individuality and artistic honesty.
Netflix has hinted that the series will feature special appearances from global artists and collaborators who’ve shared the stage with Damiano, as well as revealing insights from his bandmates Victoria De Angelis, Ethan Torchio, and Thomas Raggi — offering fans a rare look into the dynamics that fuel one of the most powerful bands of the decade.
Global Excitement Reaches a Fever Pitch
Social media exploded within minutes of Netflix’s announcement. The hashtag #NewEraItsTime began trending across platforms, with fans from Italy, Brazil, Japan, and the U.S. sharing emotional tributes and countdown posts. One fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “We’ve waited for years to see the real Damiano. Netflix is about to give us the truth — and I’m not ready.”
With Måneskin’s impact stretching far beyond music — influencing fashion, culture, and even political conversations — “New Era: It’s Time” is shaping up to be one of Netflix’s most powerful music documentaries yet.
As anticipation continues to build, one thing is clear: the world is about to see Damiano David like never before.
“New Era: It’s Time” premieres globally on October 25th, exclusively on Netflix.