Rammstein have reportedly been working on new material at La Fabrique studios. According to Rammstein World, members of the band have been spotted near the studio in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and others that work with them have also mentioned a trip to France on social media. This news comes after drummer Christoph Schneider previously said that new music was in the works.
[via Blabbermouth]
Rammstein have announced the new dates for their North American stadium tour. All the dates were able to be rescheduled for 2021, except the Washington, DC show, which has now been cancelled. Here’s the new dates:
08/22/21 Montreal, QC – Parc Jean-Drapeau
08/26/21 Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field
09/01/21 Chicago, IL – Soldier Field
09/03/21 Minneapolis, MN – U.S. Bank Stadium
09/08/21 Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium
09/10/21 East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife Stadium
09/18/21 Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
09/24/21 San Antonio, TX – Alamodome
09/30/21 Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol
10/01/21 Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol
It looks like Rammstein have been working on new music during their coronavirus downtime. Drummer Christoph Schneider said the following about that on the “Rodeo Radio” podcast:
“We still have so many ideas lying around, so many unfinished songs.”
“We have met and we are working on new songs. We want to work on songs. But whether or not it will turn into an album, nobody knows yet.”
[via Blabbermouth]
Rammstein have officially postponed their North American tour due to the coronavirus pandemic. The band issued the following statement:
“Sadly, but in the best interests of everyone’s health and safety, we have to postpone our North America Tour. We are now working on rescheduling the tour in 2021, so please hold on to your tickets as they will be honored at the rescheduled show dates. We hope to have an update on that shortly and will communicate it once we do. For more information visit: aegpresents.com“
Rammstein have officially rescheduled their European/UK dates. The new shows will take place in 2021.
Tour Dates:
05/22 Leipzig, GER – Red Bull Arena
05/23 Leipzig, GER – Red Bull Arena
05/27 Klagenfurt, AUT – Worthersee Stadion
05/31 Stuttgart, GER – Mercedes-Benz Arena
06/01 Stuttgart, GER – Mercedes-Benz Arena
06/05 Berlin, GER – Olympiastadion
06/06 Berlin, GER – Olympiastadion
06/12 Belfast, IRE – Boucher Road Playing Fields
06/16 Cardiff, UK – Principality Stadium
06/19 Coventry, UK – Ricoh Arena
06/23 Aarhus, DEN – Ceres Park
06/26 Dusseldorf, GER – Merkur Spiel-Arena
06/27 Dusseldorf, GER – Merkur Spiel-Arena
06/30 Hamburg, GER – Volksparkstadion
07/01 Hamburg, GER – Volksparkstadion
07/05 Zurich, SWI – Stadion Letzigrund
07/06 Zurich, SWI – Stadion Letzigrund
07/09 Lyon, FRA – Groupama Stadium
07/10 Lyon, FRA – Groupama Stadium
07/13 Turin, ITA – Stadio Olumpico Grande Torino
07/17 Warsaw, POL – PGE Narodowy
07/21 Tallinn, EST – Song Festival Grounds
07/25 Trondheim, NET – Leangen Travbane
07/30 Gothenburg, SWE – Ullevi Stadium
07/31 Gothenburg, SWE – Ullevi Stadium
08/03 Nijmegen, NET – Goffertpark
08/07 Ostend, BEL – Park de Nieuwe Koers
The band commented:
“Today we’re delighted to announce the new, rescheduled dates for this year’s Rammstein – tour, which had to be cancelled due to COVID-19. All shows have now been rescheduled to 2021, and already-purchased tickets will remain valid for the new dates! We are very much looking forward to seeing many of you next year!”
Rammstein have shared a new documentary focusing on the four-day photo session for their 2019 untitled album. The band worked on the shoot with Danish photographer Jes Larsen.
Rammstein have officially cancelled their European stadium tour due to the coronavirus pandemic. For now, the band’s North American tour is still on, but that is likely to change. Rammstein commented:
“Due to local event restrictions related to COVID-19, which now affect almost all planned dates, the band’s 2020 stadium tour can unfortunately not take place. We are currently checking whether it is possible to reschedule the dates and will communicate any updates as soon as possible! All tickets will remain valid until then. Thank you again for your understanding and patience.”
Rammstein have issued a statement regarding their 2020 tour dates. Many of the shows are expected to be impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, but the band said they are currently “working on a solution. ”
The group said the following:
“Recently, several international governments have extended their bans on large-scale events. Also affected, unfortunately, are some of the dates for the 2020 Rammstein Tour.
We are working on a solution for this difficult situation together with our partners in all the affected countries, and we hope for the understanding of those who have purchased tickets for the coming shows.
As soon as we have precise and definitive information, we will communicate this immediately.
Until then we ask for your understanding and patience, and we would also please request that you refrain for the time being from addressing further questions to the local event organizers, the band management, or the ticketsystems. An update will follow as soon as possible.”
A recent report from Bild seemed to suggest that Rammstein’s Till Lindemann had been admitted to the ICU at a Berlin hospital after testing positive for COVID-19. The singer was said to have gotten sick upon returning to Germany following a show with his Lindemann project in Moscow, Russia on March 15. However, Rammstein have since issued a statement saying the frontman did go to the hospital, but he actually tested negative for COVID-19:
“Yesterday evening Till Lindemann was admitted to a hospital on the band’s doctor’s advice. He spent the night in intensive care but has been moved as he is feeling better. Till has tested negative for the coronavirus.”
Rammstein have announced that they will be re-releasing “Live Aus Berlin” on DVD this Friday (March 27). Pre-orders can be found HERE. The band commented:
“Get ready for the re-release of “Live aus Berlin” – Rammstein’s iconic Berlin concert in August of 1998! Enjoy this concert-film, including the previously censored rendition of “Bück dich“!”
