RAMMSTEIN have added more dates to their upcoming 2024 European trek

German avant-garde metal icons RAMMSTEIN has enriched their European tour in 2024 with fresh destinations and additional nights at specific venues.

The complete tour schedule is detailed below, and you can secure your tickets by clicking here.

RAMMSTEIN 2024 European tour dates:

5/11 Prague, CZE – Airport Letnany
5/12 Prague, CZE – Airport Letnany (New)
5/15 Dresden, GER – Rinne (Open Air Gelande an der Messe)
5/16 Dresden, GER – Rinne (Open Air Gelande an der Messe)
5/18 Dresden, GER – Rinne (Open Air Gelande an der Messe)
5/19 Dresden, GER – Rinne (Open Air Gelande an der Messe)
5/24 Belgrade, SER – Usce Park
5/30 Athens, GRE – TBA
6/5 San Sebastian, SPA – Estadio Anoeta
6/8 Marseille, FRA – Orange Velodrome
6/11 Barcelona, SPA – Estadi Olimpic
6/15 Lyon, FRA – Groupama Stadium
6/18 Nijmegen, NET – Goffertpark
6/19 Nijmegen, NET – Goffertpark (New)
6/23 Dublin, IRE – RDS Arena
6/27 Ostend, BEL – Park Nieuwe Koers
6/28 Ostend, BEL – Park Nieuwe Koers (New)
7/5 Copenhagen, DEN – Valbyparken
7/11 Frankfurt, GER – Deutsche Bank Park (New)
7/12 Frankfurt, GER – Deutsche Bank Park (New)
7/17 Klagenfurt, AUT – Worthersee Stadion
7/18 Klagenfurt, AUT – Worthersee Stadion
7/21 Reggio Emilia, ITA – RCF Arena
7/26 Gelsenkirchen, GER – Veltins-Arena
7/27 Gelsenkirchen, GER – Veltins-Arena
7/29 Gelsenkirchen, GER – Veltins-Arena
7/30 Gelsenkirchen, GER – Veltins-Arena (New)
7/31 Gelsenkirchen, GER – Veltins-Arena (New)

When RAMMSTEIN‘s 2023 European tour was announced last year, promoter MCT said the band sold over a million tickets in mere hours.

In June, RAMMSTEIN unveiled a noteworthy “anniversary edition” of their acclaimed second album, “Sehnsucht,” originally released in 1997. This special release marks the album’s debut in remastered high-definition sound, offering a fresh audio experience for fans. Beyond the well-known singles “Du Hast” and “Engel,” the album features an exclusive new mix version of the track “Spiel Mit Mir.”

The reimagined packaging for this edition was meticulously crafted by the original artwork designer, Dirk Rudolph. The CD is housed within an eight-panel digipak resembling the size of a Blu-ray case and comes with a 40-page booklet as well as an embossed silver foil slipcase. Inside the booklet, fans will find a treasure trove of previously unpublished and re-edited portrait photographs by artist Gottfried Helnwein.