Till Lindemann
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the mbuzz desk · editor: eugen tamasanu

Till Lindemann announces a 2027 world tour, with Europe included

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Till Lindemann has announced a world tour for 2027, according to the fan site Lindemann World. The full list of dates will come later, but announcements from several local promoters show that Europe will be part of it. In North America he is expected to play a few festivals, with Sonic Temple confirming him for Saturday, May 15.

The news comes alongside the release of “Live In Kraków”, his first live album under his own name, although the Out Of Line label has said it cannot fulfil all pre-orders on time. The show was filmed by Serghey Grey on December 1, 2025, at the TAURON Arena in Kraków during the Meine Welt tour, using 20 4K cameras, 6 GoPros, two 360-degree cameras and a drone. “Übers Meer” and “Sport frei” were released as previews.

This autumn German media also paid tribute to Werner Lindemann, the singer's father and one of the best-known authors of the GDR, on the centenary of his birth on October 7, 2026. At the Kunsthalle in Rostock, an event titled “100 Jahre Werner Lindemann – Was bleibt” featured “Father”, a German-language song written by Till whose composer remains unknown. NDR broadcast the event.

Born in Leipzig in 1963, Till Lindemann is the frontman of Rammstein and works in Neue Deutsche Härte and industrial metal. His newest studio album, according to MusicBrainz, is “Zunge 2025”. His last concert in Romania was on December 4, 2025, at Romexpo in Bucharest.

source: Lindemann World →·editor: eugen tamasanu

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