nuOct 27, 2026, 08:11

Rammstein singer Till Lindemann to perform solo show at AFAS Live next year

Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann will perform a solo show at Amsterdam's AFAS Live in 2027 as part of his upcoming fifty-date world tour. Tickets for the concert go on sale this Wednesday at 4:00 PM.

Till Lindemann, the lead singer of the band Rammstein, has announced a solo concert at AFAS Live as part of his 2027 World Tour. The upcoming tour is scheduled to begin in the spring and will include fifty performances across various locations. This tour follows his 2025 Meine Welt tour, which included a performance at the Ziggo Dome. Lindemann last performed in the Netherlands with Rammstein in 2024.

The 63-year-old artist has been a prominent figure in the music industry, known internationally for hits like Du Hast and Sonne. In addition to his musical endeavors, Lindemann made headlines in 2023 following allegations of sexual misconduct made by several women. Ticket sales for the upcoming performance at AFAS Live are set to commence this Wednesday at 4:00 PM.

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