Rammstein

I went to see Rammstein live during their 2005 tour, in Nîmes. The open-air Roman amphitheater was perfect for a gig on a warm summer night in southern France, and was particularly suitable for Rammstein.

Once the sun was completely set, Rammstein came on stage to their opening song, “Reise, reise”, introducing themselves one by one, rising to the stage. After a couple of songs spent warming up, the pyrotechnics kicked in to “Feuer Frei”, with flamethrowers attached to their faces, and we were in for a hell of a show. “Fire at will” (the name of the song) was an appropriate statement as they filled the whole Arena with fire and smoke, making the warm summer night feel like a very cold breeze when the flames finally stopped.

Rammstein are world-famous for their live performances, including the heavy use of both lights and fire during their shows. Till Lindemann, the lead singer, is a certified pyrotechnician, and plays with his skill well during the show. He dresses as a cook in order to roast “Flake”, the band’s pianist, in a giant pot during “Mein teil” using a flamethrower. In another instance, he just showers in sparkles coming from fireworks all over the stage. Their use of fire-spitting devices is a constant during the show, and makes for incredible visual effects across the whole performance.

A dozen or so of songs later, once the warmth of fire and smoke start to take its toll, it is time for a walkabout for “Ollie”, the bassist, as he boards an inflatable boat and goes on a raft, on top of the crowd. After a few minutes of going up and down the whole venue, it’s time to get back on the stage, and to finish delighting the crowd with some classic songs, and an amazing encore.

Amazing show!!! If you have never seen Rammstein then it is a must see before you die, type of band. They performed the same set list as the other Festival shows but even thought this is the 3rd time I've seen this set list, I would still pay and go again. I will be going tonight to sit on the grass and watch from outside of the Waldbühne. You can expect to see lots of fireworks, fire and an amazing light show to go with the rest of the visual and sound experience.
The Waldbühne as a venue has extraordinary sound, it is an amphitheater surrounded by trees and the old Olympic stadium. See anyone there for a great night out!

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.

I went to Rammstein in Tinley Park, IL on June 27th... They were my very first concert and they were AMAZING!! Their opening act, 3TEETH, SUCKED like bad, but who would be able to compare to these amazing German Rock Gods? The Pyrotechnics and show was out of this world! Till did an amazing job not just singing but performing, he fully puts himself into what he does! I will definitely be on the lookout for future Rammstein concerts here in America. Till is unbelievable and the whole band kicked ASS!!

Amazing show ! Third time seeing Rammstein and this one was definitely the best one ! Worth waiting 6 hours with the extreme heat in Nimes ;)
The acoustic was awesome, great atmosphere, great setlist (Ramm 4, Reise Reise, Halleluja, Zerstoren, Keine Lust, Links 2 3 4, Feuer Frei, Mein Herz Brennt, Feuer Frei, Ich Tu Dir Weh, Ich Will, Amerika, Sonne, Engel, Stripped, Du Hast, DU Riechst So Gut, fruhling in Paris... I probably forgot one or two ahah)

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

The shaw was incredible.

We had to come at 2 pm to be closer to the stage, and there already was a huge queue to the entrance.

The hardest part was to stand 4 hours in the crowd in front of the stage without any water, but I'd do it again of course.

There were couple of drunk guys in the crowd, who were scary to be close to, but thanks to the security they were removed in the beginning.

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.

Show was absolutly phenomenal! Music and everything!!!
to be honest, this is best show and concert i've ever been..
in one point i tought the stage gonna exlode :)
Only thing that didnt match my expetetations was not the cameramen job, but the person who choosed what and when show to screens.. some missed actions and funny things missed.. its just 1 thing, so it's not a big deal.

I saw them in Rotterdam on 25 july. I don't know whose idea it was to get a classical piano duo as their opening act, but it was a complete miss. Great musicians, totally incompatible with the Rammstein vibe. But then the real show started and it blew me away! Music, performance, set pieces and pyrotechnics were completely in sync from beginning to end. Awesome concert.