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Rammstein's First North American Show In 3 Years: See Setlist and Videos

It's finally here. Rammstein  have at long last embarked on their first-ever open-air stadium tour of North America, and last night in Montreal, they kicked off the run with a monumental performance filled with all the fire, phallic imagery and Neue Deutsche Härte riffs a fan's heart could desire. In addition to marking the beginning of a 12-date tour , the show was also Rammstein's first in North America since 2019, and their first in Canada in even longer. 

Naturally, the setlist was one to remember. Featuring 21 songs and two encores, the folks at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal were treated to material from all throughout the band's catalog, including a handful of cuts from their 2022 album, Zeit . See the full order below courtesy of Setlist.fm , and then check out awesome footage from throughout the night. 

Rammstein, 8/21/22 setlist: Armee der Tristen Zick Zack Links 2-3-4 Sehnsucht Zeig dich Mein Herz brennt Puppe Zeit Heirate mich Deutschland Radio Mein Teil Du hast Sonne Encore 1: Engel Ausländer Du riechst so gut Pussy Encore 2: Rammstein Ich will Adieu

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RAMMSTEIN Reveal Summer 2022 North American Stadium Tour

The North American debut of the most extreme spectacle in live music will finally take place in fall 2022 when  RAMMSTEIN  brings its full-scale stadium production to this continent for the first time ever. Rock and roll’s most ambitious pyro-theatrical experience will be on display for a series of 12 open-air dates beginning August 21, 2022 at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal and setting seven U.S. stadiums ablaze before concluding at Foro Sol in Mexico City on October 4, 2022. The tour is produced by  AEG Presents .

Due to overwhelming popular demand, the tour has added a second date at the L.A. Coliseum on Saturday, September 24, 2022 and a third show at Foro Sol in Mexico City on Tuesday, October 4, 2022.

Tickets for the new shows will go on sale to the public 10 a.m. local time Friday, May 28. Tickets for the original shows will be honored at the rescheduled dates. To purchase tickets or for further information, go to   rammstein.com .

RAMMSTEIN  2022 tour dates:

Aug. 21 – Montreal, QC – Parc Jean-Drapeau Aug. 27 – Minneapolis, MN – U.S. Bank Stadium Aug. 31 – Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field Sep. 03 – Chicago, IL – Soldier Field Sep. 06 – East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife Stadium Sep. 09 – Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium Sep. 17 – San Antonio, TX – Alamodome Sep. 23 – Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Sep. 24 – Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Oct. 01 – Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol Oct. 02 – Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol Oct. 04 – Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol

A year ago,  RAMMSTEIN  postponed its 2020 North American stadium tour due to the coronavirus pandemic which is sweeping the globe. The trek was then moved to the summer of 2021 before being postponed once again.

RAMMSTEIN ‘s seventh, untitled album came out in May 2019 via  UME / Spinefarm  in Europe and  Caroline Records  in the U.S. The band’s first studio disc since 2009’s  “Liebe Ist Für Alle Da”  debuted at No. 1 on the album charts in 14 countries and was the band’s tenth No. 1 in Germany. The LP was produced by  Olsen Involtini  with  RAMMSTEIN  and was mixed at a Santa Monica, California studio with  Rich Costey , an American producer who has previously worked with  MUSE ,  RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE  and  FRANZ FERDINAND , among others.

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Watch RAMMSTEIN's Fiery Berlin Concert

Fan-filmed video of RAMMSTEIN 's June 4 concert at Olympiastadion in Berlin, Germany can be seen below (courtesy of YouTube channel jederlacht ).

Last fall, RAMMSTEIN 's pyrotechnician revealed how much fuel it takes to bring the band's flaming stage show to life. Speaking with Ultimate Guitar , Nikolai Sabottka said RAMMSTEIN 's current stadium setup, "uses roughly 1000 liters [about 265 gallons]."

Sabottka went on to say that he and the members of RAMMSTEIN are continuously in search of new technologies that can take their fiery stage show to new heights. He explained: "In the prep of a tour, we sit and exchange all the different ideas before we go and actually test what has been prototyped and built beforehand. After the initial test, there are endless changes to be implemented, and sometimes it simply does not work the way we imagined it and effects get pushed back to research and development while others get approved and are produced on a larger scale."

RAMMSTEIN kicked off its European tour on May 15 at Prague, Czech Republic's Letiště Letňany Airport. The band is touring in support of its latest album, "Zeit" , which arrived on April 29.

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.

Over the course of a career spanning almost 30 years, RAMMSTEIN has sold more than 20 million albums around the world and played countless spectacular, groundbreaking tours. When the band's sold-out stadium tour had to be postponed due to the pandemic, RAMMSTEIN used the time to work on their new album.

RAMMSTEIN fans can enjoy multiple "Zeit" formats. The new album was 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 's North American stadium run will begin on August 21 in Montreal and end on October 4 in Mexico City.

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Watch Rammstein's epic and otherworldly new video for Adieu

Rammstein have returned with a jaw-droppingly cinematic new video for Adieu, a track lifted from their 2022 album Zeit

2022 has been a big year for Rammstein . They released their huge and highly-acclaimed new album Zeit, announced a mammoth 2023 stadium tour , and have been firing out some tremendously cinematic videos that put the quality of most short films to shame.

Of course, the German industrial heavyweights are never ones to do things by halves - they're a top calibre band, and their new video for track Adieu , which features on their latest record, is further testament to that.

Unsurprisingly, the visuals for Adieu are as high-scale and cinema-worthy as their other recently-released projects, such as the bombastic and bonkers video for the breast-centric Dicke Titten , the weirdly disturbing Angst and the gloriously daft, glitter-loaded Zick Zack.

For their latest visual-feast, Adieu features criminal heists, celestial armies, caged humans, futuristic fleshy humanoids, laser-protected rooms, jaw-droppingly grand buildings and plenty of striking visuals that will make you question why Rammstein have never been involved in a full feature-length film. 

Watch it below:

Back in September, Rammstein announced a 2023 European tour, kicking off on May 22 in Lithuania and coming to an end on August 4 in Belgium. Meanwhile, the Till Lindemann-fronted metallers 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.

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Rammstein 2023 European tour dates:

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

Liz works on keeping the Louder sites up to date with the latest news from the world of rock and metal. Prior to joining Louder as a full time staff writer, she completed a Diploma with the National Council for the Training of Journalists and received a First Class Honours Degree in Popular Music Journalism. She enjoys writing about anything from neo-glam rock to stoner, doom and progressive metal, and loves celebrating women in music.

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Rammstein Storm Montreal to Kick Off North American Tour: Recap + Photos

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In the hours leading up to the kickoff of Rammstein ’s North American stadium tour in Montreal, Canada on Sunday (August 21st), a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the city and surrounding area.

The threat of heavy rains, potentially dangerous gusts of wind, oversized hail, intense lightning and pounding thunder were forecast throughout the day. And while there were flashes and bursts of all these elements throughout the afternoon, the weather report had it wrong. It was not the Earth’s atmosphere that was about to deliver on this powerful barometric disturbance. It was the German industrial-metal icons.

It’s not hard to imagine that their impending 2-million-watt assault on Montreal’s Parc Jean Drapeau and its home on St. Helen’s Island was about to cause such a seismic ripple across the city that it could be detected by radar. After all, Rammstein’s stadium spectacle ( tickets available here ), with its 200-foot-wide, 120-foot-tall, 300-ton fire-breathing stage, has been leveling venues and pummeling the band’s fanatical following across Europe since 2019.

Interrupted by the pandemic, the group and their Ramm-stage (seriously, this thing needs a name) returned to the road this spring for the second leg of their European tour. Finally — two years plus a day since their originally scheduled August 2020 arrival in Montreal — Rammstein’s deluge of sounds, stage antics and stadium spectacle on a scale never before attempted stormed the continent with the first of 12 North American concerts scheduled between now and October.

And frankly, no place deserved the honor of hosting this breaking of new ground than Montreal, Quebec, a historically metal-centric market with a reputation for helping break careers for American and European metal acts throughout the decades. Quebec immediately embraced Rammstein upon their mid-’90s emergence. The German act reciprocated, visiting as frequently as their overseas tour schedule permitted.

Gifting Montreal with the first-ever North American stadium tour show in all its glory was both a classy move and a savvy business decision. Competition for the entertainment dollar pulls music fans in as many directions as our attention spans. That goes double for a summer festival season programmed to feed our appetite for live music starved by over two years of social distancing and disappointments.

In Montreal alone, three consecutive weekends hosted three distinct music mega-festivals — including the internationally renowned Osheaga — at the same outdoor venue where Rammstein performed Sunday. And this can’t be overstated: as incredible as this summer’s festival lineups were, Rammstein indisputably stole the show, earning every single penny the audience invested to be a part of the band’s immersive experience.

The rains fell, the sky cleared, and by 6:30 p.m., Parc Jean Drapeau was swarming with tens of thousands of people ready for action. Dozens of beer tents surrounded the site, and at least six huge merch tents were set up to serve eager souvenir hunters lined up in numbers not seen even during the most alarming heights of pandemic toilet paper panic.

Just after 7:00 p.m., frequent collaborators and tour regulars Duo Játékok, performing on a small elevated stage in the center of the crowd, began to set a mood. The talented Parisian pianists are very clearly tasked to create calm before the blitzkrieg.

Their hour-long set of classical music built momentum while also taming an audience that was taking full advantage of the strategically positioned bars surrounding the grounds on a humid, post-rain evening. Duo Játékok was not only an entirely entertaining and unique opener, perfect to offset the impending decibel assault, but also a well-calculated risk management asset.

The towering stage itself is an imposing feature, a marvel of design that invites imaginative wonder by its mere presence. What is this thing capable of once fired up? In a sense, it opens for itself. Backdropped against the cityscape of Montreal’s urban skyline across the St. Lawrence river, it evokes imagery of German industrialism and the dystopian aesthetic of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis.

There is nothing nuanced about it, whatsoever. This will also prove to be true for Rammstein.

At this point, I’ll dip into the first person for a moment: I’ve never seen this band live and am only aware of them as a phenomenon, appreciating them from afar, albeit since their earliest days. I came here to see what this tour was about, and what happens at a show on a stage that requires nearly 300 touring crew members four days to assemble. I came to observe and experience what millions and millions of people swear by.

Anything a review of this show can reveal is, for all intents and purposes, a spoiler. It begins with Handel’s suite “Music for the Royal Fireworks” as frontman Till Lindeman emerges. The digitized Rammstein logo rises up the screen at the center tier of the stage. The enormous, satellite-like woofers crowning the self-congratulating rostrum of rock ‘n’ roll light up. Drummer Christoph Schneider takes his place.

Then, a warning shot. The first explosion of the night jump-scares 42,000 awed spectators. And Rammstein are before thee.

Initially, the decibel level is imposing. Soon it will seem to become balanced. But truly, it’s akin to seeing an airplane in the sky. You know it’s flying at tremendous speed but it appears to be floating by at an almost casual pace. It’s all about perspective. And before that aural perspective is lost in the fury of riffs, drums, synths, pyro, props and showmanship Rammstein will unbox, making it look effortless, it’s impossible to ignore that this sudden immersion into the sheer volume is beyond loud. It’s roaring.

As the proceedings took further flight, crowd anticipation morphed into a stunned, collective excitement as the metal deities on stage came to life. Each member of Rammstein plays their individual role in parallel time, visually and symphonically, as part of the greater whole. Their gravitas is concrete. The foundry that they’ve built for this tour can only fulfill its pillared output of flames, smoke, and voltage with these seasoned steel workers forging their wares.

Over the course of over two hours, there are times when the only grounding reminder that this is indeed a concert and not just a barrage of delicious sensory overload comes from the piercing guitars of Richard Kruspe and Paul Landers. The only thing transcending the high-concept entertainment package that Rammstein has designed and deployed is the pride they clearly take in its execution. This project is an oeuvre in every sense and the band is beyond dedicated to stamping every moment with excellence.

As mentioned, any attempt to dissect the unfolding of the entire affair veers into spoiler territory. Calling this Rammstein tour cinematic may sound like an easy way out. Maybe. But when all is said and done, there is quite literally a credit roll down the center screen. So I’ll let the spectator be the judge.

And it’s impossible to look away from what takes place at this concert. And even if you tried, the experience is so completely immersive that just being a member of the audience takes on a participatory consciousness of its own. Throughout the show, there is an overwhelming sense of communal joy. When it’s all over, that joy lingers.

Rammstein Played a UK Show That Was So Loud It Could Be Heard Over 10 Miles Away: Watch

As the Rammstein North American stadium tour continues across the US and to Mexico City, live music fans who enjoy having the boundaries of their expectations expanded would do well to make sure they don’t miss what will quite possibly be a once-in-a-lifetime concert experience and most definitely be an everlasting memory.

Tickets for the remaining dates on Rammstein’s North American tour are available via Ticketmaster , with more information at the band’s official website . See our photos of the Montreal show below, followed by the setlist.

Photo Gallery – Rammstein’s North American kickoff show in Montreal (click to enlarge and scroll through):

All photos by Eric Brisson ( @sakuhabs ).

Setlist: Armee der Tristen Zick Zack Links 2-3-4 Sehnsucht Zeig dich Mein Herz brennt Puppe Zeit Heirate mich Deutschland Radio Mein Teil Du hast Sonne Encore: Engel (with Duo Abélard – Piano-Version) Ausländer Du riechst so gut Pussy Encore 2: Rammstein Ich will Adieu

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