Rammstein announce 2024 European stadium tour

Rammstein have announced a European stadium tour for 2024, coinciding with the band’s 30th anniversary.

The 18-date tour will launch in the Czech Republic on 11 May and go on to visit Germany, Serbia, Greece, Spain, France, the Netherlands, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, Austria and Italy, before finishing back in their native Germany for two nights in Gelsenkirchen from 26-27 July.

At the band’s request, tickets for next year’s concerts will have the full name of the buyer printed on them in an effort to clamp down on the resale market. The ticket holder will be required to present their ID to gain access entry to the stadium, along with the rest of their party.

Frontman Till Lindemann is also embarking on a solo tour next month

Rammstein and European promoter MCT Agentur previously obtained an injunction against secondary ticketing platform Viagogo, banning the resale site from reselling tickets for the group’s 2023 tour.

Lindemann is also embarking on a solo tour next month, for which more than 80,000 tickets were sold in 48 hours.

The full list of Rammstein tour dates is as follows:
11.05.2024 – Czech Republic, Prague, Airport Letnany
15.05.2024 – Germany, Dresden, Rinne (Open Air Gelände an der Messe)
16.05.2024 – Germany, Dresden, Rinne (Open Air Gelände an der Messe)
24.05.2024 – Serbia, Belgrade, Ušce Park
30.05.2024 – Greece, Athens
05.06.2024 – Spain, San Sebastián, Estadio Anoeta
08.06.2024 – France, Marseille, Orange Vélodrome
11.06.2024 – Spain, Barcelona, Estadi Olímpic
15.06.2024 – France, Lyon, Groupama Stadium
18.06.2024 – Netherlands, Nijmegen, Goffertpark
23.06.2024 – Ireland, Dublin, RDS Arena
27.06.2024 – Belgium, Ostend, Park Nieuwe Koers
05.07.2024 – Denmark, Copenhagen, Valbyparken
17.07.2024 – Austria, Klagenfurt, Wörthersee Stadion
18.07.2024 – Austria, Klagenfurt, Wörthersee Stadion
21.07.2024 – Italy, Reggio Emilia, RCF Arena (Campovolo)
26.07.2024 – Germany, Gelsenkirchen, Veltins-Arena
27.07.2024 – Germany, Gelsenkirchen, Veltins-Arena

Prosecutors in Germany confirmed in August that they had dropped an investigation into Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann, following allegations of sexual misconduct. Lindemann denied the claims, which were dismissed by his legal team as “without exception untrue”.

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