Galantis Reimagines Frankie Valli Classic “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” Ahead of The Devil’s Tax Return: Vol. 1

Galantis, also known as Christian Karlsson, poses backstage during his 2026 festival run promoting The Devil's Tax Return era.

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