The city of Groningen in the Netherlands is making an exception to its sound regulations for the upcoming concerts of German rock band Rammstein. The Municipal Executive has granted a one-off exemption to raise the permitted noise level to 103 decibels, higher than the usual limit of 100 decibels. The concerts, scheduled for July 6 and 7 in the Stadspark, are expected to attract a large number of attendees.
Alderman Manouska Molema explained that the exception was made to prevent Rammstein from choosing a different location for their concerts. Groningen faces stiff competition from other cities when it comes to hosting top acts, and the city opted for large-scale events in the Stadspark to accommodate more people. With a larger crowd, different noise standards are required.
The announcement of the exemption has shocked several parties, and the municipality is currently in talks with local residents to discuss appropriate compensation. Despite the controversy, the concerts are expected to proceed as planned.
These concerts will mark Rammstein’s return to Dutch soil since allegations of sexual misconduct were made against frontman Till Lindemann. Several women have accused Lindemann of drugging them or engaging in non-consensual sexual activities. However, the organizer, Greenhouse Talent, has confirmed that the performances will continue despite the accusations.
In addition to the concerts, Rammstein fans can also listen to the AD Media Podcast on Spotify or iTunes. The podcast covers various topics, including entertainment and showbiz news.
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What is the reason behind Groningen’s decision to bend its sound regulations for the Rammstein concerts?
Groningen, a city in the Netherlands, is bending its sound regulations for the highly anticipated concerts of German rock band Rammstein. The local government has granted a one-time exception to allow the noise level to reach 103 decibels, surpassing the usual limit of 100 decibels. The shows, set to take place on July 6 and 7 in the Stadspark, are expected to attract a massive crowd.
The decision to make this exception stems from the city’s desire to prevent Rammstein from seeking an alternative location for their concerts. Groningen faces tough competition from other cities when it comes to hosting renowned acts, and to accommodate a larger audience, the city opted for large-scale events in the Stadspark. Consequently, different noise standards had to be established.
This announcement has raised concerns among various parties, prompting the municipality to engage in discussions with local residents about appropriate compensation. Despite the controversy surrounding the exemption, the concerts are scheduled to proceed as planned.
These shows will mark Rammstein’s return to Dutch soil following allegations of sexual misconduct against the band’s frontman, Till Lindemann. Several women have accused Lindemann of drugging them or engaging in non-consensual sexual activities. However, the organizers, Greenhouse Talent, have confirmed that the performances will continue despite the accusations.
In addition to attending the concerts, fans of Rammstein can also enjoy the AD Media Podcast on platforms like Spotify or iTunes. The podcast covers a range of topics, including entertainment and showbiz news.
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