Rammstein Announce Major European Tour For 2019
The band’s first ever major stadium tour of Europe, the trek includes a UK show at Milton Keynes Stadium.
Rammstein have announced a major European tour for 2019, which includes a UK date at Milton Keynes Stadium on 6 July.
Parallel to the appearance of their as yet untitled new album (reputedly due in Spring 2019), the band is playing their first-ever stadium tour starting in May. Anyone who has seen their dramatic, perfectly staged live shows, might have thought that it couldn’t get any bigger, but with Rammstein, you can be certain that the band has planned something extraordinary for these even mightier stages. The full list of dates can be seen below, with tickets and further information available via the band’s website.
Rumours have been rife that Rammstein will be producing new music and that new shows would be announced soon. On 17 September, the band announced on their website: “Almost done! Orchestra and choir recordings in Minsk for album No.7.” Additionally, the band made two pictures from the session public, with a quotation from their song “Adios” that also could be interpreted as working orders for Rammstein: “Fiddle-burning with screeches, harps cut into the flesh [“Geigen brennen mit Gekreisch, Harfen schneiden sich ins Fleisch“].”
It is almost ten years now that Rammstein fans have had to wait longingly for the follow-up to Liebe Ist Für Alle Da and the announcement of new music from the band has spread through the international press like wildfire.
Rammstein play the following European arena shows in 2019:
27.05.2019 Gelsenkirchen, Veltins-Arena
28.05.2019 Gelsenkirchen, Veltins-Arena
01.06.2019 Barcelona, RCDE Stadion
05.06.2019 Bern, Stade de Suisse
08.06.2019 Munich, Olympiastadion
12.06.2019 Dresden, Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion
13.06.2019 Dresden, Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion
16.06.2019 Rostock, Ostseestadion
19.06.2019 Copenhagen, Telia Parken
22.06.2019 Berlin, Olympiastadion
25.06.2019 Rotterdam, Feyenoord Stadion
28.06.2019 Paris, Paris La Defense Arena
02.07.2019 Hanover, HDI Arena
06.07.2019 Milton Keynes, Stadium Milton Keynes
10.07.2019 Brussels, Stade Roi Baudoin
16.07.2019 Prague, Eden Aréna
17.07.2019 Prague, Eden Aréna
13.07.2019 Frankfurt/Main, Commerzbank-Arena
20.07.2019 Luxembourg, Roeser Festival Grounds
24.07.2019 Chorzow, Slaski Stadium
29.07.2019 Moscow, VTB (Dynamo)
02.08.2019 St. Petersburg, Zenith
06.08.2019 Riga, Lucavsala Park
10.08.2019 Tampere, Ratina Stadion
14.08.2019 Stockholm, Stockholm Stadion
18.08.2019 Oslo, Ulleval Stadium
22.08.2019 Vienna, Ernst-Happel-Stadion.
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