Rammstein are back with fire in their veins and a global conquest on their minds. The legendary German industrial metal band has officially announced their highly anticipated 2026 world tour, promising a fiery spectacle unlike anything fans have seen before. Titled München Brennt—inspired by the explosive energy of their opening city—the tour will take the band from the heart of Germany to the farthest reaches of the globe.
The tour kicks off on May 15, 2026, in Munich at the Olympiastadion, where Rammstein will set their home country ablaze with a monumental opening night. This symbolic start reflects their roots while showcasing the band’s enduring dominance in the live music world. Fans can expect an unforgettable performance, setting the tone for the fire-fueled journey that follows.
From Munich, the flames spread across Europe. On May 20, the band heads to Berlin’s Olympiastadion, followed by May 25 in Paris, France, at Stade de France. Madrid is next on May 30 at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, before the European leg closes in London on June 5 at Wembley Stadium. Each of these colossal venues is primed for Rammstein’s brand of pyrotechnic chaos.
After igniting Europe, Rammstein will storm North America, beginning in New York City on June 15 at MetLife Stadium. From there, the band moves to Toronto on June 20 at Rogers Centre, then Chicago on June 25 at Soldier Field, and Los Angeles on July 1 at SoFi Stadium. Fans can expect massive audiences and sold-out arenas, proving that Rammstein’s global appeal has only grown stronger.
Latin America is next in line for destruction. The band has revealed stops in Mexico City on July 10 at Foro Sol, São Paulo, Brazil on July 15 at Allianz Parque, and Buenos Aires, Argentina on July 20 at River Plate Stadium. South American fans, famous for their passionate energy, will no doubt make these some of the loudest and wildest shows of the tour.
Asia will experience the inferno beginning in Tokyo on August 5 at Tokyo Dome, followed by Seoul, South Korea on August 10, and Shanghai, China on August 15. These dates mark some of Rammstein’s biggest shows in the region to date, with thousands of fans eagerly awaiting the chance to witness the band’s fiery theatrics firsthand.
The tour then turns toward Oceania, with Sydney on August 25 at Accor Stadium and Melbourne on August 30 at Marvel Stadium. This marks a triumphant return for Rammstein to Australian shores, where demand for their concerts has skyrocketed in recent years.
Rumors are already swirling that additional dates may be added in both North America and Europe due to overwhelming demand. The band’s official statement teased “surprises along the way,” fueling speculation that Rammstein could expand the tour even further.
The setlist is expected to be a career-spanning journey, including iconic anthems like Du Hast, Ich Will, and Engel, alongside more recent hits like Deutschland and Zeit. Whispers of new material debuting live have also electrified the fanbase, hinting that 2026 could be more than just a tour—it could signal a new era for Rammstein.
Of course, no Rammstein concert would be complete without their signature fire. Pyrotechnics, flamethrowers, and jaw-dropping stunts will be on full display, ensuring that audiences leave not just with ringing ears, but with memories of heat, light, and sheer theatrical brilliance. Few bands can match the scale of Rammstein’s stage production, and this world tour aims to push the envelope even further.
Tickets for the München Brennt tour go on sale starting September 20, 2025, with presale options for fan club members available a few days earlier. Given Rammstein’s reputation for selling out shows in record time, fans are advised to act quickly once tickets are released.
As anticipation builds, one thing is clear: Rammstein are ready to prove once again why they are the masters of live spectacle. From Munich to Tokyo, New York to Sydney, München Brennt is more than a tour—it’s a worldwide takeover of sound and fire.
