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Rammstein Reschedule First North American Stadium Tour for 2022

By Jon Blistein

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German metal heroes Rammstein have rescheduled their first North American stadium tour for 2022. The band originally scheduled the run for summer 2020, but were forced to postpone it because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 12-date trek is now set to launch August 21st, 2022 at the Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal and wrap with a newly added third show at Foro Sol in Mexico City on October 4th. Rammstein will hit all the cities they planned to visit on the 2020 run, although they’ve also added a second show at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles on September 24th.

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Tickets for the two new shows in Los Angeles and Mexico City will go on sale to the public on May 28th at 10 a.m. local time via Rammstein’s website . Tickets purchased for the original run of shows will be honored at the rescheduled dates.

Rammstein’s most recent album was their untitled seventh LP , which was released in May 2019 and landed at Number Eight on Rolling Stone ’s Best Metal Albums of 2019 list.

Rammstein 2022 Tour Dates

August 21 – Montreal, QC @ Parc Jean-Drapeau August 27 – Minneapolis, MN @ U.S. Bank Stadium August 31 – Philadelphia, PA @ Lincoln Financial Field September 3 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field September 6 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium September 9 – Foxborough, MA @ Gillette Stadium September 17 – San Antonio, TX @ Alamodome September 23 – Los Angeles, CA @ Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum September 24 – Los Angeles, CA @ Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (new show) October 1 – Mexico City, MX @ Foro Sol October 2 – Mexico City, MX @ Foro Sol October 4 – Mexico City, MX @ Foro Sol (new show)

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Rammstein Announce Rescheduled 2022 North American Tour Dates

Rammstein have revealed that their anticipated  North American Stadium Tour , already rescheduled once before from 2020 to 2021, has again been pushed back — this time to 2022. Two additional concerts in Los Angeles and Mexico City have also been added.

"The tour will now begin on Aug. 21, 2022, in Montreal and end on Oct. 4, 2022, in Mexico City," Rammstein announced in a statement on Monday (May 24). "Tickets for the original shows will be honored at the rescheduled dates. Rammstein newsletter subscribers have access to pre-sale tickets for the additional North America shows before the general ticket sale."

See all the newly announced, rescheduled dates down toward the bottom of this post.

Earlier this year, Rammstein postponed their previously scheduled European tour dates to 2022 , as well. Both the European and North American legs were originally scheduled for 2020 . However, because of the coronavirus pandemic , the group, like so many others with them, have had to alter their world tour plans multiple times of late. Rammstein's seventh studio album, a self-titled (or untitled) affair, came out in 2019 .

Tickets for the new shows go on sale to the public at 10AM local time this Friday (May 28). For tickets and more information, head to rammstein.com/tickets .

Rammstein 2022 North American Tour Dates

Aug. 21, 2022 – Montreal, Canada @ Parc Jean-Drapeau Aug. 27, 2022 – Minneapolis, Minn. @ U.S. Bank Staidum Aug. 31, 2022 – Philadelphia, Pa. @ Lincoln Financial Field Sept. 03, 2022 – Chicago, Ill. @ Soldier Field Sept. 06, 2022 – East Rutherford, N,J. @ Metlife Stadium Sept. 09, 2022 – Foxborough, Mass. @ Gillette Stadium Sept. 17 2022 – San Antonio, Texas @ Alamodome Sept. 23, 2022 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Sept. 24, 2022 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Just added) Oct. 1, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol Oct. 2, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol Oct. 4, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol (Just added)

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It's finally happening. Rammstein  have announced that they'll be returning to North America in the fall of 2022 for a smattering of tour dates throughout the continent. What's more, these will all be open air stadium events that will feature their full-scale pyromaniacal theatrics. 

The 12-date run kicks off in Montreal on August 21st, 2022 and hits a handful of U.S. cities — including Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San Antonio and L.A. — before concluding in Mexico City for a three-night residency during the first few days of October 2022. The shows will mark Rammstein's first North American tour since their four-day stint back in 2017, and it'll be their first opportunity to play songs from their 2019  untitled comeback album  to audiences on this side of the world.

Tickets go on sale this Friday May 28th at 10 a.m. local time. Snag those here  and check out the full itinerary below.

Rammstein 2022 North American tour dates: 8/21  Montreal, QC - Parc Jean-Drapeau 8/27 Minneapolis, MN – U.S. Bank Stadium 8/31 Philadelphia, PA – Lincoln Financial Field 9/3 Chicago, IL – Soldier Field 9/6 East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife Stadium 9/9 Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium 9/17 San Antonio, TX – Alamodome 9/23 Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 9/24 Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 10/1 Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol 10/2 Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol 10/4 Mexico City, MX – Foro Sol

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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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When you try to see a group for years, the worry is that when you do get to go to their concert it will turn out to be a bit of an anti climax.

Not Rammstien. They were everything I expected and more. Brilliant, fantastic, superb.

As a visual show it was all the usual pyrotechnics and smoke and bang bangs.?

Instrumentally everything we all love about them with heavy riffs/shredding.

I loved this concert and will go and see them again

An Epic show!

Rammstein knows how to lighten up a room.

Great setlist, great visual effects.

I didn’t like the venue though. I found the sound really crappy.

It seems that there was a technical glitch during the song “Rammstein”. And I must confess that after “Sonne” the venue was filled with smoke and the rest of the show was quite hidden when there was too much light.

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Rammstein Tour Rescheduled TO 2022

RAMMSTEIN EUROPE STADIUM TOUR WILL BE POSTPONED AGAIN – TO 2022

Due to the expected ongoing event-bans and restrictions related to COVID-19, Rammstein are unfortunately forced to postpone the planned European Stadium Tour again. The band and everyone involved are very disappointed about this. Given the lack of planning reliability for holding events of this size, this step is unavoidable. The concerts are rescheduled to 2022. Already purchased tickets remain valid.

Rammstein will use the summer off to work on new songs.

We look forward to seeing you in 2022!

EUROPE STADIUM TOUR 2022 – Berlin:

04.06.2022 Berlin, Olympiastadion (rescheduled from 04.07.2020 & 05.06.2021)

05.06.2022 Berlin, Olympiastadion (rescheduled from 05.07.2020 & 06.06.2021)

All (VIP-)tickets already purchased remain valid for the new dates – no further steps nor actions by ticket holders are required. As soon as remaining contingents in the VIP tickets section are available, we will inform about the sale on our website and via newsletter.

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Rammstein 2022 North American Tour Dates – Rammstein America Concert Dates

Rammstein 2022 tour dates are here. Rammstein just released their ‘ Zeit ‘ album on April 29th, 2022. We will help you in finding shows and tickets to any upcoming Rammstein   concerts in 2022!

In the past 30 years, Germany’s most known Rammstein band has sold over 20 million albums worldwide. And has performed many original shows.The band’s also sold-out concert tour was delayed because of the outbreak. Rammstein made use of the break to make their next album.

‘ Zeit ‘ album comes with various versions . This album also released as a standard-sized CD packed in an e-package that includes the 20-page booklet and also the exclusive version CD which is packaged in a six-panel digipack that comes with an oversized booklet of 56 pages and a slipcase. There is also the LP 180g double that comes with a 20-page large-format booklet. It is it will also be available in regular digital formats. For the B-sides, the band will release an atmospheric, meditative Neoclassical arrangement composed by the Grammy-nominated Icelandic singer-songwriter Olafur Arnalds, as well as a remix from electronic producer Robot Koch.

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

The discography of Rammstein also comprises 8 studio albums and 3 live albums and 6 videos. Rammstein also has released 29 singles and 32 singles, all of which have accompanying music videos.

Rammstein 2022 Tour Dates

About this Rammstein tour, the keyboardist Christian ‘Flake’ Lorenz talked: “We had more time to think of new things and less distraction. As a result, we recorded a record that we hadn’t planned on.” Check the Rammstein tour dates below!

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Will Rammstein tour America again?

This North American tour also begins in the 21st month of August in Montreal and will conclude with a three-night stay on the streets of Mexico City from October 1st until the 4th of October (with tickets on sale through Ticketmaster). The tour includes 7 US cities, including Minneapolis, Minnesota; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Chicago, Illinois; East Rutherford, New Jersey; Foxborough, Massachusetts; San Antonio, Texas; and Los Angeles, California (two dates). Duos of pianists Duo Jatekok and Duo Abelard will open each concert.

However, Rammstein will tour to support two of their album releases: the self-titled 2019 album with 2022’s Zeit. Actually, the planned tour was originally scheduled to promote the new LP however the flu outbreak of pandemic forced the tour’s cancellation in 2020, resulting in more excitement for the band’s first-ever stage tour in the state of California.

Is Rammstein going to tour in 2023?

Of course not. After this tour next year, Rammstein will go on tour again in 2023 too.

Who is opening for the Rammstein tour?

Rammstein also announced that they will have pianists opening for them on their upcoming stadium tours. Two sets of piano players, Duo Jatekok and Duo Abélard are set to support the band’s shows in both Europe and North America.

How long takes is a Rammstein concert?

Average of Rammstein concert features about 20-25 songs. 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. You can buy the tickets local time, Thursday, July 2022.

Here are all the scheduled Rammstein concerts. If the schedule for the concert isn’t correct, you can contact us and we will add a concert by Rammstein tour schedules to our database .

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Rammstein 2022 North American Tour Dates

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

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Rammstein sued for plagiarism over ‘Deutschland’ riff

The French synthwave group Ninja Cyborg claim Rammstein stole a riff from their 2018 song 'The Sunny Road'

Rammstein are facing a lawsuit from a French group, Ninja Cyborg, who claim the German metallers’ 2019 hit ‘Deutschland’ plagiarises their song ‘The Sunny Road’.

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According to Day FR Euro ,  Ninja Cyborg filed the lawsuit in the Paris Court of Appeal after an earlier claim was thrown out in 2021. The appeal cites legal music expert Richard Dubugnon, who claims that Rammstein borrowed the riff and other melodic elements” from ‘The Sunny Road’. He notes that he believes there are “too many similarities” between the songs, leading him to conclude it is “without a doubt” plagiarism.

Rammstein fans had previously suggested that it was Ninja Cyborg who stole the riff, but this would not have been possible as ‘The Sunny Road’ came out a year before ‘Deutschland’.

“I don’t like Rammstein and I don’t listen to this group,” Ninja Cyborg’s Marc Botté told Le Nouvel Obs when asked about the accusations, which surfaced in 2020. “I created that riff. I knew very well that I hadn’t plagiarised them.”

Botté did say he had wondered if he’d written a similar riff to Rammstein by chance, but after the band learned ‘Deutschland’ was released after ‘The Sunny Road’, they decided to take legal action.

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The group added: “We want this piece to be recognized as ours and that we no longer spend our lives as artists perpetually justifying ourselves,”

Rammstein have not yet responded to the accusations. The case will be heard before the Intellectual Property Chamber of the Paris Judicial Court in September.

Last year, the band’s frontman Till Lindemann was the subject of an investigation by German police over allegations of sexual misconduct .

The investigation was opened back in June after several women came forward, claiming that the singer drugged and recruited them to engage in sexual activity.  Lindenmann had previously denied the allegations  with his attorneys adding that the claims were “without exception untrue”.

In August, the investigation was dropped, with police citing a lack of evidence.

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Is soccer’s model club actually … real madrid.

The club is strutting into a future different from the one envisioned by its president, Florentino Pérez. But its prospects are as bright as ever.

By Rory Smith

Florentino Pérez had a contented smile on his face, and with good reason. He had just watched Spain and Brazil share a thrilling, freewheeling draw at the stadium he has expensively, lavishly, reappointed. Now, Pérez, Real Madrid’s all-powerful president, found himself in a whitewashed tunnel, presented — completely by chance, obviously — with his favorite kind of photo opportunity.

To one side stood Vinícius Júnior, Real Madrid’s standard-bearer and main event, dutifully introducing the man who pays his wages to his Brazil teammates. A little further along the corridor, hurrying to pay obeisance, was Rodrygo, another of Pérez’s employees.

But Pérez’s focus was on Endrick, the 17-year-old star-in-waiting who will complete his long-awaited move to the Santiago Bernabéu this summer. To say the two of them shared a conversation would be pushing it: In footage of their brief meeting , Endrick does not appear to speak. After a handshake, Pérez utters only one line, but it is perfect. “We’re waiting for you here,” he said.

Real Madrid has had Endrick lined up for some time: The club announced that it had reached an agreement to sign him from Palmeiras three days before the final of the 2022 World Cup. He would, as FIFA’s rules dictate, remain in Brazil, with the club that has sculpted him into the most coveted prospect in world soccer, until he turns 18 this July.

That kind of long-term planning feels just a little out of step with Real Madrid’s traditional modus operandi. The club identifies, correctly, as a titan, and — under Pérez’s stewardship, in particular — it has taken great pride in living the values associated with the classical definition of that term: impetuous, impulsive, irascible.

It fires coaches for failing to win the Champions League , signs players on the back of a stellar World Cup and airs a regular feature on its in-house television channel that has been interpreted as a pre-emptive attempt to influence and/or intimidate referees. Real Madrid has always been the sort of place that eats its own sons .

All of that remains hard-wired into the club’s fibers. In the past three years, Pérez has not only helped to concoct a Super League that was intended to reshape world soccer more to his liking, but defended it on a gaudy late-night talk show — a little like going on “Judge Judy” to announce the abolition of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council — and then continued to promote it even after it was savaged by, well, just about everyone else.

But there is little question that there is something different about the current incarnation of Real Madrid. The club has always regarded itself as being the biggest, most powerful, most glamorous, most famous team not just in soccer, but in sports as a whole. Now, it is possible to make the case that it should be regarded as the best run, too.

Its mildly absurd record in the Champions League bears that out. In the last decade, it has won the tournament the club cherishes most five times. Should Carlo Ancelotti’s team fall to Manchester City over the next two weeks, it would mark only the third time since 2010 that Real Madrid has not reached at least the semifinals of Europe’s showpiece competition.

A better gauge, though, is what will happen this summer. As well as Endrick, already anointed as the finest player of soccer’s new generation, Real Madrid is expected (at last) to sign Kylian Mbappé, the standout of the current one. They should be joined, too, by Alphonso Davies, the Bayern Munich and Canada left back.

All three deals showcase how adroitly Real Madrid now navigates the transfer market. Endrick is another special from Juni Calafat, the club’s recruitment chief, who has long been tasked with bringing the brightest prospects from around the world — and from South America in particular — to Madrid.

Mbappé has been a case study in patience, with Real Madrid by turns seducing the player and biding its time, slowly and carefully positioning itself as his only realistic route out of Paris St.-Germain, waiting until the economic conditions were right to sign a player currently employed by a club that is in effect an arm of a nation state.

Davies, too, is a masterpiece of patience: Real Madrid will present Bayern Munich with the choice of losing him for a fee this summer, or for nothing when his contract expires in 2025. Bayern will resent it, of course. But it is familiar enough with that sort of strong-arm method that it might, privately, applaud just a little, too.

It would not be the first club to admire — however begrudgingly — how well Real Madrid has adapted to a financial landscape that, as the Super League project demonstrated, seemed to have shifted against Europe’s old aristocrats.

Real Madrid does not have the money, for example, to bully Premier League teams into selling players, and so instead it signed Antonio Rüdiger from Chelsea on a free transfer. It retains an impressively productive academy — according to the analysis firm CIES, 97 of its graduates are playing professionally in Europe — but has also moved quickly to gobble up players like Eduardo Camavinga, Jude Bellingham and Aurelién Tchouaméni before they fall into English clutches.

The result is a club that, almost alone among the grand old teams of the continent, can look to the future with relish. Barcelona has mortgaged many tomorrows to pay for the sins of yesterday. Bayern Munich is about to hire its fourth coach in three years. Juventus is still reeling from the mass resignation of its board in 2022 amid allegations of fraudulent accounting.

Real Madrid, on the other hand, should next season be able to name a midfield of Camavinga, Tchouaméni and Bellingham, and a forward line of Rodrygo, Vinícius and Endrick. Quite where Federico Valverde fits in is anyone’s guess. It certainly does not feel like the club’s destiny rests on whatever Mbappé decides to do.

It may, in many ways, remain an old-fashioned club, run as a personal fief by an omnipotent president. It does not pretend to be as data-driven, as avowedly modern, as Manchester City or Liverpool or Brighton, and it most definitely does not, at any point, feel any need whatsoever to tell anyone how clever it is.

But it is difficult to escape the impression that of all the game’s traditional elite, Real Madrid is now the one that needs a Super League the least. It is true that this is not the reality Florentino Pérez hoped to occupy in the spring of 2024. He wanted it to change, irrevocably, to suit his club. The converse, though, seems to have worked just as well. He has his modern stadium. He has his cluster of stars. The world remains, as it always was, much to Real Madrid’s liking.

Emma Hayes and the Last Word

The end, for Emma Hayes, is in sight. Next weekend, her Chelsea team will take on Manchester United in the semifinal of the F.A. Cup. A few days later, it has a Champions League semifinal with Barcelona to contemplate. There are five games left in England’s Women’s Super League; if Chelsea wins them all, Hayes may depart for her new job, as coach of the United States, with a valedictory championship.

One, two or three of those trophies would be a fitting way for Hayes, the W.S.L.’s greatest-ever coach, to wave goodbye to a league she has done much to build. Over the last few weeks, though, the 47-year-old Hayes’s farewell tour has taken on a decidedly, but unexpectedly, contentious aspect.

First, she suggested that — from a coaching point of view — it might be less than ideal for teammates to be romantic partners. She quickly rowed back from those comments after it appeared they had stoked resentment both inside and outside her squad.

Then, last week, she shoved Jonas Eidevall , her Arsenal counterpart, and then accused him of exhibiting “ male aggression ” in confronting a Chelsea player during the Blues’ defeat in the Women’s League Cup final. There, a retraction — or even a clarification — seems less forthcoming, something that may be explained by the fact that Hayes is not the first coach to find Eidevall’s touchline demeanor a little abrasive.

Hayes is habitually frank. She is eloquent and unafraid in equal measure. That is, in part, what has allowed her to develop a profile beyond women’s soccer. In these past few weeks, though, she has exhibited an openness that borders on straight-shooting. The overriding impression is that she does not want to leave England without setting a few things straight.

If We’re Taking Ideas From America

Curious to note, this week, that the idea of a luxury tax is being floated by certain Premier League teams as a more palatable alternative to all these infernal points deductions. Well, that is how it is being dressed up, anyway: What is actually happening is that some of the league’s clubs are trying to find a method, effectively, to abolish financial regulation.

This is an increasingly popular stance, because the Premier League has allowed the idea that cost controls are in some way “unfair” to fester. It is, though, a disingenuous one.

Those clubs who want to allow the market to run riot do not want to level the playing field. They want, instead, to take one unpopular elite and replace it with another. The primary difference, of course, would be that this new one includes and favors them. Nobody is thinking in the slightest about collective fairness.

Still, the idea is out there, so let’s debunk it. A luxury tax has benefits in American sports. It would not work in England, partly because there is no salary cap, and partly because some of the teams are owned by nation states, making the idea of a financial penalty pretty laughable. They would pay it and go on their merry way, driving other clubs to the wall as they do.

If you want a truly “fair” Premier League, you need more financial regulation, not less. And, as discussed a little while ago, if you are to take inspiration from the U.S., the best place to start would be with a commissioner, complete with both office and powers, who can enforce those rules in real time.

Rory Smith is a global sports correspondent, based in the north of England. He also writes the “ On Soccer With Rory Smith ” newsletter. More about Rory Smith

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Moscow has a long and interesting history and has been the capital of Russia in many of its different iterations – capital of the Grand Duchy of Moscow , the Russian Empire and of course the Soviet Union (who could ever forget the Soviet Union?). Moscow, was founded in the 12th century by Prince Yuri Dolgaruki (Yuri of the long arms – he really did have long arms!). From that time on, it was home to the Russian Tsars until Peter the Great moved the capital to St. Petersburg in 1703. The city has survived invasions and sieges from the Mongols, the Tartars, the Poles, Lithuanians and Napoleon but has always persevered. Our Moscow tours will enlighten you on this great history and give you insights into Muscovites and their unique culture. Our Moscow tours show you what the city is like today but also brings to life the past. Moscow never seems to sleep and is bursting with energy. A Moscow tour with Express to Russia is truly the best way of getting to know Russia’s largest and most vibrant city.

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