Rammstein Concerts in Bern Proceed Despite Criticism Against Till Lindemann

In less than a week the time has come: Rammstein is coming to Bern. On June 16th and 17th the band will perform at the Wankdorf Stadium.

But the musicians are currently under massive criticism – especially frontman Till Lindemann (60). Women are said to have been drugged. There is also talk of sexual violence by Lindemann.

The Juso and Campax, a Swiss citizens’ movement, subsequently contacted the organizer Gadget abc. They demanded a clear positioning. They also wanted to know to what extent a cancellation of the concerts was being considered.

Now comes the answer: Rammstein should definitely appear in Bern!

Even if the allegations are serious: You have no knowledge that the band or a band member has been proven to have committed criminal acts. “Against this background, there is no legal basis for canceling a concert with our contractual partner,” explains Gadget abc.

A breach of contract would have consequences that would not be compatible with their sense of responsibility towards employees, suppliers and partners.

Nevertheless, the Swiss organizer states: “Gadget abc Entertainment Group distances itself from any form of violence and abuse and takes the current allegations very seriously.”

Rammstein himself has now turned on lawyers – and announced legal action. “These allegations are untrue without exception,” Lindemann announced through his lawyers. They want to take action against the individuals who made the allegations.