Rammstein Concert in Dresden: Shock Rockers’ Controversial European Tour Opener Sparks Protests and Excitement

Dresden – Loud, brutal and exciting – that’s Rammstein! The shock rockers around Till Lindemann (61) play the first of four concerts in Dresden on Wednesday as part of their European tour. And it’s not just self-proclaimed fans.

The protest against the band (“Big Tits”) who were with them Row-Zero-Groopie-Casting the headlines won’t stop. Several women had said that they were specifically chosen for after-show parties at concerts. The public prosecutor’s office investigated, and none of the charges have been proven so far.

For days he was on a bedstead above the Alumstrasse in the Dresden The Trendy Neustadt area was excited, with the phrase “15.5. haunting Rammstein.” The letters have been taken down since the weekend.

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Lindemann’s opponent has scheduled a show at Jorge-Gomondai-Platz: “Return Verschwindemann – No stage for makers”. The assembly authority does not know when it will start. The organizer hopes for 100 participants.

Meanwhile, more than 50,000 “Rammis” (that’s how some fans talk to each other) will make their way into the flood channel Rammstein make The first two concerts (15th and 16th May) are still available Retickets (from 114.22 euros), even in the Firezone (149.42 euros).

Roads are closed

The construction of the mega stage on the Saxon bank of the Elbe is already in full swing, but things will get very tight from the first day of the concert. From May 15 at 8am to May 19 at midnight, the streets around the festival site will be closed. This includes Pieschener Allee, Messering, Schlachthofstrasse. The popular Elbe bike path is also closed in this section!

Additional stops will be arranged for the arrival of musicians, and there will be new areas without parking in the general area, including Walther-, Max- and Bautzener Strasse.

Tip: use public transport!

The entrance ticket is also valid as a ticket for the VVO (Upper Elbe Transport Association). Valid: four hours before check-in until 4am the following day on all local transport. If you still arrive by car, you should park in the P+R Kaditz car park on Washingtonstrasse and take tram lines 9 and E9 towards the city. Additional trains are being used for S-Bahn passengers.

Hotels almost fully booked

Rammstein brings full coffers to hotels and guest house owners in Dresden. The town is almost fully booked at the start of the tour. The few free beds are expensive. Two bedroom spaces currently cost more than 200 euros in the middle. Tip: After the concert, take a bus, tram or S-Bahn to the nearby suburbs or cities. In Radebeul, for example, two people can get a complete vacation spot for 100 euros.