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  Rammstein brought the fire, and one crazy show, to MetLife Stadium

  The German industrial band Rammstein unleashed a two-plus hour spectacle that was loud, brash, blinding, over-the-top, impolite and entertaining.

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  German metal band Rammstein delivers fiery, theatrical and loud concert at U.S. Bank Stadium

  In the 31 months since German industrial metal band Rammstein announced they would headline U.S. Bank Stadium, nearly every conversation I’ve had about the show has started with either “Wait, what?” or “Who?” The easiest way to describe it is that Rammstein is like the Grateful Dead back in the day, or Tool and Phish more recently. They exist in their own world, free from the typical “rules” ...

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  Rammstein’s Till Lindemann Releases National Geographic Picture Book, Dissolves Side Project

  It's Lindemann's second National Geographic book with co-author and musician Joey Kelly. Rammstein’s Till Lindemann Releases National Geographic Picture Book, Dissolves Side Project Jon Hadusek

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  Rammstein Announce 25th Anniversary Remastered Edition of Debut Album Herzeleid

  The legendary band released its debut album, Herzeleid, 25 years ago to the day.Rammstein Announce 25th Anniversary Remastered Edition of Debut Album Herzeleid Jon Hadusek

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  10 Metal Concert Films to Fill the Void While Social Distancing

  We take a look back at the greatest heavy metal concert films of all time in an effort to curb our live music withdrawals.10 Metal Concert Films to Fill the Void While Social Distancing Jon Hadusek

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  Rammstein Singer Till Lindemann Tests Negative for COVID-19 After Being Admitted to ICU with Symptoms

  The rocker performed a concert on March 15 in Moscow

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  Rammstein Says Hospitalized Singer Has Tested Negative for Coronavirus (Update)

  UPDATE: Countering reports in the German newspaper Bild that Till Lindemann, lead singer for the industrial-metal band Rammstein, has been diagnosed with coronavirus, the band posted on Facebook Friday that he actually tested negative for the disease. "Yesterday evening Till Lindemann was admitted to a hospital on the band’s doctor’s advice," says the statement on […]

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  Rammstein singer Till Lindemann hospitalized, does not have coronavirus

  Till Lindemann, frontman of the German rock band Rammstein, was admitted to the ICU in critical condition but tested negative for the coronavirus. He is currently recovering in quarantine.

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