After months of whispers, cryptic posts, and rumors, Rammstein has officially broken their silence: they are launching a new world tour in 2026 — and it’s titled Feuersturm. True to form, the announcement came wrapped in darkness, flame motifs, and a minimalist teaser video showing flickering embers. Fans everywhere erupted in excitement the moment they caught wind of it.
Rammstein’s legacy is inseparable from spectacle — pyrotechnics, shock effects, theatrical staging — and Feuersturm promises to be their grandest production yet. The band has hinted that this tour will push boundaries: bigger stages, more fire, more immersive visuals, and new surprises in every region. They’re not just coming back; they’re coming back with a vengeance.
The tour will kick off in early spring 2026 across North America. Expect stadiums in major cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston. These legs will set the tone: massive crowds, intense stage effects, and the intimate intensity that Rammstein can conjure even in arenas. The band has teased “local pyrotechnic twists” tailored to each city.
From North America, Feuersturm will cross to Europe, where the heart of Rammstein’s fanbase resides. Dates in London, Paris, Berlin, and Madrid are expected. The European leg is predicted to be the longest — spanning northern, central, and southern Europe and culminating in a grand finale in Berlin.
No Rammstein tour would be complete without South America. Cities like São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Bogotá are rumored. The passion and energy of South American audiences are legendary — this leg might bring the band’s most visually intense shows, with expanded firework displays and local surprises.
After crossing back to the Eastern Hemisphere, Feuersturm will sweep through Asia and Australasia. Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, Bangkok, Sydney, and Melbourne are likely stops. The tour will bring the same pyrotechnic intensity to these markets, possibly adapted to regional regulations and stadium designs.
Rammstein’s setlist for Feuersturm is expected to lean heavily on fan favorites like Du Hast, Sonne, Ich Will, and Feuer Frei! — but they’ll also debut new songs from their yet-to-be-released album. The band has said that each concert will include a “tour-only premiere” track, meaning fans in every city might hear something exclusive.
In interviews, the band’s production team has dropped hints about radical stage design changes: rotating platforms, moving fire towers, holographic backdrops, and dynamic lighting rigs that can shift shape mid-song. The challenge will be to maintain intimacy in large stadiums while delivering the full Rammstein spectacle.
Rammstein’s concerts are more than just rock shows — they’re communal rites. The band has always cultivated a sense of unity through the chaos: fire, noise, darkness, light — all shared. Fans are encouraged to bring flags, to dress thematically, to become part of the ritual. Feuersturm intends to lean into that even more.
Frontman Till Lindemann, guitarists Richard Z. Kruspe and Paul Landers, bassist Oliver Riedel, drummer Christoph Schneider, and keyboardist Christian “Flake” Lorenz have all spoken about how refreshed and creative they feel. After concluding their prior stadium tour through 2024, they’ve spent time writing, rehearsing, and pushing technical limits.
As always, tickets for Rammstein disappear fast. Pre-sales for fan club members will open first, followed by general sales. VIP and “Fire Zone” packages will include extras: pyro zone access, pre-show soundchecks, exclusive merch. Fans are being warned: be ready at launch — shows may sell out in minutes.
Whether you’ve already seen Rammstein dozens of times or are gearing up for your first show, Feuersturm promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s more than nostalgia, more than rock — it’s an eruption, a statement, an invitation to be consumed by flame, sound, and community. Mark your calendars, steady your nerves, and prepare: the firestorm is coming.
