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*In 1996 Rammstein was supposed to play at [[15.06.1996 (concert)|Tonwerk Open Air, Neu Wulmstorf, Germany]]. The festival was not held due to being "overcrowded". | *In 1996 Rammstein was supposed to play at [[15.06.1996 (concert)|Tonwerk Open Air, Neu Wulmstorf, Germany]]. The festival was not held due to being "overcrowded". | ||
*In 1999 Rammstein played in [[15.06.1999 (concert)|Salt Lake City, UT, United States]]. The show was supposed to end at 22:00. But the band played a little longer so the city shut down the show. Parts of ''Spiel mit mir'', ''Sehnsucht'' and ''Asche zu Asche'', as well as the aftermath of the concert being cut short were shown in the documentary ''[[Rammstein in Amerika (video)|Rammstein in Amerika]]''. | *In 1999 Rammstein played in [[15.06.1999 (concert)|Salt Lake City, UT, United States]]. The show was supposed to end at 22:00. But the band played a little longer so the city shut down the show. Parts of ''[[Spiel mit mir (song)|Spiel mit mir]]'', ''[[Sehnsucht (song)|Sehnsucht]]'' and ''[[Asche zu Asche (song)|Asche zu Asche]]'', as well as the aftermath of the concert being cut short were shown in the documentary ''[[Rammstein in Amerika (video)|Rammstein in Amerika]]''. | ||
*In 2001 Rammstein played in [[15.06.2001 (concert)|Reykjavík, Iceland]]. | *In 2001 Rammstein played in [[15.06.2001 (concert)|Reykjavík, Iceland]]. | ||
*In 2002 Rammstein played at [[15.06.2002 (concert)|Provinssirock, Seinäjoki, Finland]]. On the day before their performance at the festival, the band went to try local beer. [[Schneider]]'s glass was in a bad shape, however, and combusted while he had it in his hand. This resulted in a pretty nasty wound to his hand, to the point of endangering their performance on the next day. Ultimately, the band played their full concert unhindered by the injury. | *In 2002 Rammstein played at [[15.06.2002 (concert)|Provinssirock, Seinäjoki, Finland]]. On the day before their performance at the festival, the band went to try local beer. [[Schneider]]'s glass was in a bad shape, however, and combusted while he had it in his hand. This resulted in a pretty nasty wound to his hand, to the point of endangering their performance on the next day. Ultimately, the band played their full concert unhindered by the injury. | ||
*In 2010 Rammstein played at [[15.06.2010 (concert)|Bergen Live, Bergen, Norway]]. | *In 2010 Rammstein played at [[15.06.2010 (concert)|Bergen Live, Bergen, Norway]]. | ||
*In 2022 Rammstein played in [[15.06.2022 (concert)|Hamburg, Germany]]. | *In 2022 Rammstein played in [[15.06.2022 (concert)|Hamburg, Germany]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:37, 23 August 2023
Concerts:
- In 1996 Rammstein was supposed to play at Tonwerk Open Air, Neu Wulmstorf, Germany. The festival was not held due to being "overcrowded".
- In 1999 Rammstein played in Salt Lake City, UT, United States. The show was supposed to end at 22:00. But the band played a little longer so the city shut down the show. Parts of Spiel mit mir, Sehnsucht and Asche zu Asche, as well as the aftermath of the concert being cut short were shown in the documentary Rammstein in Amerika.
- In 2001 Rammstein played in Reykjavík, Iceland.
- In 2002 Rammstein played at Provinssirock, Seinäjoki, Finland. On the day before their performance at the festival, the band went to try local beer. Schneider's glass was in a bad shape, however, and combusted while he had it in his hand. This resulted in a pretty nasty wound to his hand, to the point of endangering their performance on the next day. Ultimately, the band played their full concert unhindered by the injury.
- In 2010 Rammstein played at Bergen Live, Bergen, Norway.
- In 2022 Rammstein played in Hamburg, Germany.