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Rammstein Announce European Tour Dates for 2023

Rammstein  will bring their ongoing and  extremely loud  tour of huge stadiums back to Europe next year, as the prominent German industrial metal band revealed this week. The dates in 2023 will follow the group's anticipated concerts in the U.S. and Mexico this month and next.

Come next summer, Rammstein will find themselves performing in Switzerland, Finland, France, Slovakia and many other European countries, not to mention their native Germany. They just completed shows in Wales, Estonia, Norway and more this summer.

See upcoming Rammstein dates near the bottom of this page.

"Rammstein fans know best!" the band said on Thursday (Sept. 1) when they announced the new dates. Included was a video of various Rammstein fans showing their love for the group. (Watch it below.)

"Today Rammstein announce the Europe Stadium Tour 2023," the Till Lindemann -led outfit added in the announcement. "Coming to you next summer!"

Tickets for Rammstein's 2023 shows go on sale Sept. 8. Fan club member pre-sale begins Sept. 6. Visit the band's website for more info. For tickets to Rammstein's North American shows happening before that, click here . (See the newly added 2023 dates below.)

In April, Rammstein released their eighth studio album, Zeit . It contains the singles " Dicke Titten ," " Zick Zack " and the title track . It follows Rammstein's 2019  untitled album .

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Rammstein 2023 Tour Dates (Newly Added)

May 22, 2023 – Vilnius, Lithuania @ Vingis Park May 27, 2023 – Helsinki, Finland @ Olympiastadion May 28, 2023 – Helsinki, Finland @ Olympiastadion June 2, 2023 – Odense, Denmark @ Dyrskueplads June 7, 2023 – Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion June 8, 2023 – Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion June 14, 2023 – Trencin, Slovakia @ Trencin Airport June 17, 2023 – Bern, Switzerland @ Stadion Wankdorf June 18, 2023 – Bern, Switzerland @ Stadion Wankdorf June 23, 2023 – Madrid, Spain @ Estadio Civitas June 26, 2023 – Lisbon, Portugal @ Estadio Da Luz July 1, 2023 – Padova, Italy @ Stadio Euganeo July 6, 2023 – Groningen, Netherlands @ Stadspark July 11, 2023 – Budapest, Hengary @ Puskas Arena July 15, 2023 – Berlin, Germany @ Olympiastadion July 16, 2023 – Berlin, Germany @ Olympiastadion July 22, 2023 – Paris, France @ Stade de France July 26, 2023 – Vienna, Austria @ Ernst Happel Stadion July 30, 2023 – Chorzow, Poland @ Stadion Slaski Aug. 4, 2023 – Brussels, Belgium @ Baudouin Stadium

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• At the end of the last European concert on 4 August 2022 , a video projection served as official announcement. The video only displayed the message "See you in 2023!" along with 15 different flags shown one by one, without any dates, venues or cities.
• The tour got fully announced on 1 September 2022, at 10:00 CET. [1]
• On 8 September, seven additional shows were made available on Eventim during the general pre-sale for the tour without further notice, before getting announced on social media. [2]
• Two more shows followed on 9 September for Budapest and Chorzów. [3]
• On 26 October, an additional date was announced for Brussels. [4]
• An e-mail about the exclusive Fanclub concert on 20 May 2023 was sent out to LIFAD members on 24 April.

• On 3 May 2022, MetalHammer published an article announcing Rammstein would go on tour in 2023, along with exact dates, venues and pre-sale information. [5] Two days later, on 5 May, the tour promoter MCT denied the published tour itinerary. [6]
• ↑ https://www.rammstein.de/en/news/europe-stadium-tour-2023/
• ↑ Rammstein on facebook
• ↑ Rammstein on Instagram
• ↑ Archived article of Loudersound.com
• ↑ MCT Agentur on facebook

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Rammstein announce huge European stadium tour for 2023

Armed with latest album Zeit, Rammstein will be touring European stadiums next summer…

Following their mind-blowing UK shows earlier in the year, Rammstein have unveiled plenty more stadium tour dates in 2023.

The German titans have just announced a 20-date European tour next summer, kicking off on May 22 in Vilnius, Lithuania, and wrapping up in Brussels, Belgium on August 4. “Rammstein are today happy to announce another round of the Europe Stadium Tour for next summer!” say the band .

Unveiling the news, they recruited fans Silja, Paulina, Lina, Sally, Lubo, Alain, Miriam, Bruno, Laura, Robin, Dori, Michael, Daniela, Iza and Andy to share each date via video, which is a lovely and very thoughtful way to put out a tour announcement.

Watch that below, and keep scrolling for all 20 dates…

Catch Rammstein live at the following:

22 Vilnius Vingio Parkas 27 Helsinki Olympiastadion 28 Helsinki Olympiastadion

2 Odense Dyrskueplads 7 Munich Olympiastadion 8 Munich Olympiastadion 14 Trenčín Airport 17 Bern Stadion Wankdorf 18 Bern Stadion Wankdorf 23 Madrid Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano 26 Lisbon Estádio Da Luz

1 Padova Stadio Euganeo 6 Groningen Stadspark 11 Budapest Puskás Aréna 15 Berlin Olympiastadion 16 Berlin Olympiastadion 22 Paris Stade de France 26 Vienna Ernst-Happel-Stadion 30 Chorzów Stadion Śląski

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German industrial metal icons Rammstein have announced the first dates for their 2023 European stadium tour. Further shows are yet to be announced.

Pre-sales for Rammstein’s ‘Zeit’ European stadium tour 2023 start on Thursday, June 2 at 10:00 CEST. Information and ticket links will be available at rammstein.com/tickets starting May 4, 2022. Members of the Rammstein fan club “LIFAD” will have exclusive access to limited pre-sale tickets from Monday, May 30 at 10:00 CEST to Wednesday, June 1 10:00 CEST. You can still register for a LIFAD membership in order to be eligible for LIFAD pre-sale tickets.

Rammstein’s much-anticipated new studio album , Zeit , was released last Friday, April 29. The album’s release came exactly three years to the day the band’s last, self-titled album appeared. That staggeringly successful album shot to the top of the charts in 14 countries on its initial release.

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Zeit is available as a standard CD in a digipack with a 20-page booklet, a special edition CD in a 6-panel digipack with a 56-page booklet including slipcase, and as a double 180g vinyl LP with a 20-page large-format booklet, as well as in the usual digital formats.

Rammstein’s 2023 European Stadium Tour Dates are as follows:

May 31 – Lisbon – Estadio Nacional Jun. 03 – Valladolid – Estadio Jose Zorrilla Jun. 05 – Madrid – Wanda Metropolitano Jun. 12 – Belfast – Ormeau Park Jun. 16 – Glasgow – Hampden Park Jun. 21 – London – Wembley Stadium Jun. 25 – Paris – Stade de France Jun. 28 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jun. 29 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jul. 03 – Frankfurt – Deutsche Bank Park Jul. 07 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 08 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 13 – Warsaw – PGE Narodowy Jul. 19 – Munich – Olympiastadion Jul. 23 – Vienna – Ernst Happel Stadion Jul. 27 – Zurich – Stadion Letzigrund Jul. 30 – Milan – San Siro Aug. 10 – Budapest – Groupama Arena Aug. 17 – Athens – Olympic Stadium.

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Rammstein announce 2023 European stadium tour

German metal heavyweights Rammstein will be hitting the road next summer for a trek across Europe!

Rammstein have announced that they will be embarking on a huge European tour next year.

The trek will kick off on May 22 in Lithuania and will come to an end on August 4 in Belgium. Meanwhile, the German metal heavyweights will make stops in Finland, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal and more.

To announce the tour, the band have shared a promotional video comprised of a number of fans, all belonging to each country that Rammstein will be visiting on the trek.

Members of the LIFAD fan club will have access to an exclusive ticket pre-sale before the tour goes on official sale.

The pre-sale, available exclusively at EVENTIM, starts on September 6, 2022, 10am and ends on Wednesday, September 7, 10am, local time.

General sale commences from September 8 also at 10am.

Rammstein released their eight studio album, Zeit , on April 22, 2022.

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May 22: Vilnius Vingio Parkas, Lithuania May 27: Helsinki Olympiastadion, Finland May 28: Helsinki Olympiastadion, Finland Jun 02: Odense Dyrskueplads, Denmark Jun 07: Munich Olympiastadion, Germany Jun 08: Munich Olympiastadion, Germany Jun 14: Trenčín Airport, Slovakia Jun 17: Bern Stadion Wankdorf, Switzerland Jun 18: Bern Stadion Wankdorf, Switzerland Jun 23: Madrid Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano, Spain Jun 26: Lisbon Estádio Da Luz, Portugal Jul 01: Padova Stadio Euganeo, Italy Jul 06: Groningen Stadspark, Netherlands Jul 11: Budapest Puskás Aréna, Hungary Jul 15: Berlin Olympiastadion, Germany Jul 16: Berlin Olympiastadion, Germany Jul 22: Paris Stade de France, France Jul 26: Vienna Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Austria Jul 30: Chorzów Stadion Śląski, Poland Aug 04: Brussels King Baudouin Stadium, Belgium

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German industrial metallers RAMMSTEIN h ave announced the first dates for their 2023 European stadium tour. The tour is in support of their latest album ‘ Zeit ‘, which was released through Universal last week ‘. 

Pre-sales for RAMMSTEIN ‘s  “Zeit” European stadium tour 2023 start on Thursday, June 2 at 10:00 CEST. Information and ticket links will be available at rammstein.com/tickets starting May 4, 2022. Members of the RAMMSTEIN  fan club “ LIFAD ” will have exclusive access to limited pre-sale tickets from Monday, May 30 at 10:00 CEST to Wednesday, June 1 10:00 CEST. You can still register for a  LIFAD  membership in order to be eligible for  LIFAD  pre-sale tickets.

May 31 – Lisbon – Estadio Nacional Jun. 03 – Valladolid – Estadio Jose Zorrilla Jun. 05 – Madrid – Wanda Metropolitano Jun. 12 – Belfast – Ormeau Park Jun. 16 – Glasgow – Hampden Park Jun. 21 – London – Wembley Stadium Jun. 25 – Paris – Stade de France Jun. 28 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jun. 29 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jul. 03 – Frankfurt – Deutsche Bank Park Jul. 07 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 08 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 13 – Warsaw – PGE Narodowy Jul. 19 – Munich – Olympiastadion Jul. 23 – Vienna – Ernst Happel Stadion Jul. 27 – Zurich – Stadion Letzigrund Jul. 30 – Milan – San Siro Aug. 10 – Budapest – Groupama Arena Aug. 17 – Athens – Olympic Stadium

More dates will be announced soon.

RAMMSTEIN ‘s latest album,  “Zeit” , arrived on April 29. The band has thusfar released three videos from the album. 

Watch the video for “Angst”   below.

Watch the previously released title track for “Zick Zack” and the video for “Zeit” below.

Till Lindemann  (vocals),  Paul Landers  (guitar),  Richard Z. Kruspe  (guitar),  Flake  (keyboards),  Oliver Riedel  (bass) and  Christoph Schneider  (drums) spent two years working on the eleven songs on the new album. They were once again assisted by Berlin producer  Olsen Involtini .  “Zeit”  was recorded at  La Fabrique Studios  in St. Rémy de Provence, France.

Bryan Adams  managed to get a special scoop for the cover of the new album. The Canadian musician and photographer took the shot of  RAMMSTEIN  on the steps of the Trudelturm in Berlin Adlershof, an imposing monument to aerial research in the city’s Aerodynamic Park.

Today the title track first single is released as a 10-inch gatefold black vinyl, on CD digipack and in digital format.

RAMMSTEIN  fans can look forward to multiple  “Zeit”  formats. The new album will be released as a standard CD in a digipack with a 20-page booklet, a special edition CD in a 6-panel digipack with a 56-page booklet including slipcase, and as a double 180g vinyl LP with a 20-page large-format booklet, as well as in the usual digital formats.

RAMMSTEIN  is scheduled to kick off the European leg of the band’s 2022 tour on May 15 in Prague, Czech Republic. A North American stadium run will begin on August 21 in Montreal and end on October 4 in Mexico City.

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Rammstein announces their first concert dates for the 2023 European stadium tour. This upcoming Rammstein tour is in promotion of their latest album, ‘Zeit,’ which was also released last year via Universal Records.

Rammstein Europe Stadium Tour 2023

Pre-sales for Rammstein ‘s “Zeit” album-promoted tickets beginning May 4, 2022, full details and fans can check at rammstein.com/tickets. From Monday, May 30 from 10:00 CEST through Wednesday, June 1 at 10:00 CEST, members of the RAMMSTEIN fan club “LIFAD” will have exclusive access to limited pre-sale tickets.

Rammstein ‘s upcoming tour is also scheduled to kick off the European leg of the 2023 tour on May 22 in Vilnius, Lithuania. The tour will end on 4 August in Brussels, Belgium.

This summer, Rammstein will perform in Switzerland, Finland, France, Slovakia, and many other European nations, in addition to their native Germany. This summer, they performed in Wales, Estonia, Norway, and other places.

The 2023 dates will follow the group’s upcoming concerts in the United States and Mexico. We will update here when Rammstein announces the new tour dates.

Check Rammstein ‘s 2023 European tour dates below!

• 22.05.2023 Lithuania, Vilnius, Vingio Parkas
• 27.05.2023 Finland, Helsinki, Olympiastadion
• 28.05.2023 Finland, Helsinki, Olympiastadion
• 02.06.2023 Denmark, Odense, Dyrskueplads
• 07.06.2023 Germany, Munich, Olympiastadion
• 08.06.2023 Germany, Munich, Olympiastadion
• 14.06.2023 Slovakia, Trenčín, Trenčín Airport
• 17.06.2023 Switzerland, Bern, Stadion Wankdorf
• 18.06.2023 Switzerland, Bern, Stadion Wankdorf
• 23.06.2023 Spain, Madrid, Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano
• 26.06.2023 Portugal, Lisbon, Estádio Da Luz
• 01.07.2023 Italy, Padova, Stadio Euganeo
• 06.07.2023 Netherlands, Groningen, Stadspark
• 11.07.2023 Hungary, Budapest, Puskás Aréna
• 15.07.2023 Germany, Berlin, Olympiastadion
• 16.07.2023 Germany, Berlin, Olympiastadion
• 22.07.2023 France, Paris, Stade de France
• 26.07.2023 Austria, Vienna, Ernst-Happel-Stadion
• 30.07.2023 Poland, Chorzów, Stadion Śląski
• 04.08.2023 Belgium, Brussels, King Baudouin Stadium

This album was also released as a standard-sized CD in an e-package with a 20-page booklet, as well as an exclusive version CD in a six-panel digipack with an expanded booklet of 56 pages and a slipcase. There’s also a 180g double LP with a 20-page large-format booklet. It will also be accessible in standard digital formats. The band will release an ambient, meditative Neoclassical arrangement produced by Grammy-nominated Icelandic singer-songwriter Olafur Arnalds for the B-sides, as well as a remix from electronic musician Robot Koch.

Rammstein is formed of Till Lindemann (vocals), Paul Landers (guitar), Richard Z. Kruspe (guitar), Flake (keyboards), Oliver Riedel (bass), and Christoph Schneider (drums).

Will Rammstein tour America again?

Yes. Rammstein will tour America in 2023. But we don’t know the official dates when we learn we will announce them here .

Is Rammstein going to tour in 2023?

Yes. Rammstein will go on tour again in 2023 after the successful 2022 tour . Check the 2023 concert dates above.

How long takes is a Rammstein concert?

The average Rammstein concert is approximately 20-25 songs long. With additional time for the band’s most famous theatricality, a typical concert usually runs for about 2 hours sometimes nearly 3 hours.

How much cost is a Rammstein concert?

It depends on your region, Rammstein band’s concert tickets can be found for as low as $66.00, with an average price of $600.00.

Average setlist of Rammstein concerts:

• Armee der Tristen
• Links 2-3-4
• Mein Herz brennt
• Heirate mich
• Deutschland (RMX by Richard Z. Kruspe)
• Deutschland
• Du riechst so gut
• Haifisch – Haiswing RMX by Olsen Involtini

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Saw them with my granddaughter at Olympiastadion, Berlin on 15th July 2023. I've been to many live shows and gigs over the years, but Rammstein raised the bar above all else. Fantastic visuals, pyros, lighting and of course sound. This band give you EVERYTHING, this is music, entertainment, theatre. I was literally blown away, so much so, we saw them again at their final gig of 2023 at King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels on 5th August 2023. Roll on Dublin June 2024, something to REALLY look forward to. Mike, Hull, UK.

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Till Lindemann of Rammstein announces 1st U.S. solo tour. Get tickets

Till Lindemann is leaving Rammstein behind in 2024.

Starting in September, the bombastic frontman will embark on his first solo U.S. tour with special guests Twin Temple and Aesthetic Perfection in support of his 2023 solo album “Zunge.”

Midway through the fall run, the 61-year-old drops into New York’s The Rooftop at Pier 17 on Tuesday, Oct. 1.

While this will be Lindemann’s first solo stateside jaunt, it won’t be the first time he’s performed without Rammstein.

Most recently, he wrapped an international 2023-24 solo tour in Mexico, according to Set List FM . On that run, he regularly performed 19 songs — including two encores — per show.

While we can’t guarantee what he’ll bring to the stage on his forthcoming North American tour, we do know the best way to find out is live.

Ccan’t wait to see the lively Lindemann?

You’re in luck. Tickets can be snagged for all of his 2024 U.S. and Canada concerts and festival appearances as soon as today.

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, April 26, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

This September and October, Lindemann will lend his talents to a pair of heavy multi-day musical extravaganzas.

For a closer look, here are the dates, venues and fellow headliners at both festivals.

As noted above, Lindemann wrapped his 2023-24 in Mexico on Jan. 4.

Here’s what he performed that night, courtesy of Set List FM .

01.) “Zunge”

02.) “Schweiss”

04.) “Altes Fleisch”

05.) “Allesfresser”

06.) “Golden Shower”

07.) “Tanzlehrerin”

08.) “Ich weiß es nicht”

09.) “Sport frei”

10.) “Blut”

11.) “Praise Abort”

12.) “Platz Eins”

13.) “Fish On”

14.) “Gummi”

15.) “Steh auf”

16.) “Knebel”

17.) “Ich hasse Kinder”

18.) “Skills in Pills”

19.) “Entre dos tierras” (Héroes del Silencio cover)

On Nov. 3, 2023, Lindemann dropped his solo album “Zunge.”

Comprised of 11 tracks, the heavy rocker stretches his musical muscles and alternates between intimate quiet and chaotic, epic loud — the sound Rammstein is known for — with ease.

Highlights include the quirky “Sports Frei,” thumping “Altes Fleisch” and warbly anthem “Du hast kein Herz.”

Personally, we were most taken with the Ennio Morricone-esque “Tanzlehrerin” with its guitar licks, yearning vocals and gifted yet pained backing singer giving her all behind Lindemann.

Don’t sleep on the shockingly fun album closer “Selbst verliebt,” either. It’s an unexpected pop delicacy.

Want to hear for yourself?

You can listen to “Zunge” in its entirety here .

On Christmas 2023, Lindemann followed up the album release with the whirly, tongue trilling single “Entre dos tierras” en español.

It has our stamp of approval as well; the song is quite a bit of fun.

At all shows, Lindemann will be joined by a pair of opening acts.

To make sure you’re acquainted with their sounds, you can find each band’s most-streamed song on Spotify below.

Twin Temple: “Lucifer, My Love”

Aesthetic Perfection: “Spit It Out”

Lindemann was accused of sexual assault by a female fan last June over social media. She alleged he drugged her at a pre-show Rammstein VIP party in Lithuania and later approached her fox sex during intermission.

This led to backlash against Rammstein’s “VIP Experience;” fans believed Lindemann was using the ticket tier to bed fans.

After looking into the case, German prosectors dropped the case due to lack of evidence and testimony.

“The rapid termination of investigative proceedings by the Berlin state prosecutor’s office shows that there is insufficient evidence that our client allegedly committed sexual offen(s)es,” Lindemann’s lawyers said.

Rammstein drummer claimed Lindemann “has distanced himself from us in recent years and created his own bubble” and “things seem to have happened that, although legally ok, I personally don’t think are ok.”

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The Rammstein Stadium Tour is the seventh ongoing ( concert tour ) by German ( Neue Deutsche Härte ) band ( Rammstein ), originally in support of their ( 2019 untitled studio album ), but then ( Zeit ) as well in 2022 and onwards, with a total of 58 shows in 2019. It grossed more than $64,000,000 by the end of 2018 in pre-sales.

On 2 November 2018, Rammstein announced that they will tour again, with tour dates, this time in stadiums. Along with that in the following days a few teasers were uploaded to the band's social media channels containing studio snippets from the yet unreleased song "Ramm4", that the band played on their recent tours in 2016–17.

The presale tickets were available from 5 November 2018 and were available to the public from 7 November 2018. Most of the venues sold out within days. And in the following days the band added a few other shows to sold-out events, mostly to the following day. On 10 April 2019, a limited number of tickets were available in some venues, due to the new single, "( Deutschland )", getting released.

On 24 June 2019, Rammstein added a teaser – including names of cities – on their social media pages which revealed that they will continue their European stadium tour in 2020. On 26 June, the band added another teaser, this time revealing Europe dates and venues, as well as mentioning that a US tour would be announced at a later date. Ticket sales started on 5 July. Rammstein released a teaser image for what was planned to be their next UK performance of 2020 on 26 July 2019 using a photo of what looked like a ( Welsh Rugby Union ) jersey with a Rammstein logo, draped over some stadium seating. Fans speculated that this was the ( Principality Stadium ) in Cardiff. It was then confirmed by the band when they made the official announcement that they would be playing the Cardiff stadium on 14 June 2020. This would have been their first show in Wales since July 2005. As per a 2020 announcement, the shows planned for 2020 would not take place due to the ( 2019–20 coronavirus outbreak ), but were preliminarily postponed into 2021, and then postponed again into 2022. On May 12, 2021 the band announced four additional shows, as well as postponing the American dates to 2022 on 24 May 2021.

Development

The 2019 set list of the tour saw notable performances, with "Heirate mich" and "Rammstein" being performed for the first time in 18 and 14 years, respectively. Additionally, regularly played staple songs "Keine Lust" and "Feuer frei!" were excluded from the set list for the first time. The 2022 set list features new pieces from Zeit in place of "Was ich liebe", "Tattoo", "Sex", "Diamant" and "Ohne dich" respectively, as well as ending with "Adieu" as opposed to "Ich will". 2023 saw them opening with "Rammlied" for the first time in 13 years and including "Bestrafe Mich" for the first time in well over 20 years.

2019 Set list

• "( Music for the Royal Fireworks )" (intro)
• "Was ich liebe"
• "( Links 2 3 4 )"
• "Sex" (Removed after the show in Barcelona)
• "Sehnsucht"
• "Zeig dich"
• "( Mein Herz brennt )"
• "Heirate mich"
• "Deutschland" (( Richard Z. Kruspe ) Remix) (interlude)
• "( Deutschland )"
• "( Radio )"
• "( Mein Teil )"
• "( Du hast )"
• "( Sonne )"
• "( Ohne dich )"
• "( Ausländer )"
• "( Du riechst so gut )"
• "( Pussy )"
• "( Ich will )"
• "Sonne (Piano Version)" / "Haifisch (Haiswing RMX)" (outro)

2022 Set list

• "Armee der Tristen"
• "( Zick Zack )"
• "( Te quiero puta! ) " (Performed only at the final three concerts in Mexico City)
• "Sonne (Piano Version)" / "Haifisch (Haiswing RMX)" / "Ohne dich (Piano Version) (outro)

2023 Set list

• "Bestrafe Mich"
• "( Pussy )" (dropped from setlist after Odense dates due to )
• "Sonne (Piano Version)" / "Haifisch (Haiswing RMX)" "Lügen" (Piano Version) (outro)

Concert synopsis for 2019 and 2022

The show begins with "Music for the Royal Fireworks" played over the speakers, as a screen rises up above the stage. As the music builds to a crescendo, Rammstein's stylised R logo flashes onto the screen, as Christoph walks on stage to his drums, and there is an explosion of pyrotechnics. The rest of the band then emerges from the bottom of the stage, Richard first, then Paul, followed by Ollie and Flake, and finally Till, clad in a snakeskin military uniform, complete with jacket and boots. They then launch straight into "( Was Ich liebe )", during which black smoke is rising from the stage and delay towers. Next up, Till discards his jacket, and the band continues with "( Links 2-3-4 )". Red banners with the Rammstein logo are revealed across the stage when the song kicks in. As the band start playing "( Tattoo )", Till then takes off his shirt, revealing a vest top underneath. After "( Sehnsucht )" and "( Zeig Dich )", Till begins singing "( Mein Herz Brennt )", but tricks the audience into singing the hook at the wrong time, before the band starts playing the hook properly. As the band starts playing "( Puppe )", Till then goes under the stage, and comes back pushing an enormous metal pram. He then puts on a camera that goes over his eye, and looks inside the pram, to reveal a deformed baby doll with its mouth stuck in a scream. During the chorus, flames erupt from the pram, and black confetti falls down on the audience. The pram is then moved off stage, and the band continues with "( Heirate mich )" and "( Diamant )". Afterwards, the band leaves the stage, as Richard ascends the stage on a mechanised platform, and starts playing his remix of "( Deutschland )" on a DJ deck. After a few minutes, Paul, Christoph, Ollie and Flake walk on stage wearing identical hooded suits, which light up as they put their hoods up, and dance around the stage. Afterwards the platform descends, the band come back in their normal clothes, and play the regular version of "Deutschland". After an energetic performance of "( Radio )", Till and Flake disappear offstage. As the rest of the band start playing "( Mein Teil )", Till comes back in a bloodied chef's outfit, wheeling a huge cooking pot. He then lifts the lid to reveal Flake inside, playing his keyboard. Till then starts singing into a microphone with a knife attached to the end. After the second chorus, he then brings out a variety of flamethrowers, and roasts the bottom of the pot. Finally, Flake escapes the pot, and Till chases him off the stage. They then return to the stage for "( Du hast )". Midway through the bridge of the song, a roadie brings out a crossbow, as Till picks it up, aims and fires, sending fireworks shooting above the audience, causing a series of explosions. They then stop, and start playing "Sonne", which is accompanied by twenty-foot theatrical flames, around the audience. They then finish the set with "( Ohne dich )", during which sparks rain down over Till. They then leave the stage, as a graphic on the screen shows a smartphone turning on the flashlight, encouraging the audience to do the same.

The band then appears on a small stage in the middle of the stadium, with their opening act Duo Jatekok, and play a piano version of "( Engel )". Flake, Schneider, Paul, Oliver and Richard return to the main stage via inflatable rubber life rafts where they are greeted by Till, at which point they delve into their first encore and play "( Ausländer )". Next is "( Du riechst so gut )", where Till shoots a bow shooting sparks. They finish the first encore with "( Pussy )", where midway through the song, Till mounts a phallic cannon that shoots white foam on the audience. After getting off the cannon, confetti starts shooting out over the audience. The band then leaves the stage.

After a long pause, the band come back onto the stage for their second encore, and start playing "( Rammstein )". They finish with "( Ich will )" (Adieu in 2022 and 2023), during which, huge bursts of flame shoot up into the sky from the very top of the stage. The band then stops playing, and they don a ( curtsey ) (as is customary for them) at the bottom of the stage, before Till stands up and thanks the audience for their support, and the band finally leave the stage by way of a lift. The show ends how it began, with another explosion.

Cancelled shows

• These concerts were closed dress rehearsals. There were no public crowds at the shows and the shows were not open to the public.
• These performances were open rehearsals for official fanclub (LIFAD) members of the band.
• This concert was moved from the ( VTB Arena ) to increase capacity due to high ticket demand.
• All dates postponed due to pandemic
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20 May 2023

• Music for the Royal Fireworks
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