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Till Lindemann announces 2027 North American solo tour from Mexico City to Los Angeles
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann has announced a North American tour for 2027, beginning on April 30 in Mexico City and ending on May 21 in Los Angeles.
Till Lindemann, lead singer of Rammstein, has announced a North American tour for 2027. The North American leg begins on April 30 in Mexico City and ends on May 21 in Los Angeles. In between, stops are planned in Miami Beach, Brooklyn, Montreal, Denver and San Francisco, among others.
The North American dates were announced together with concerts in South America as well as dates in the United Kingdom and Europe. For South America, six solo shows by the singer are planned for 2027. This marks the band's first visit to South America in more than a decade, although the trip there is primarily dedicated to the musician's solo project. The entire series is structured as the "World Tour 2027" for this project.
Lindemann is best known as the frontman of Rammstein, the German industrial metal band that has been filling large venues worldwide for decades. By announcing his own concerts, the musician extends his stage presence beyond the band and gives his project an independent international tour. The route through Mexico, the United States and Canada shows that the solo series is not limited to individual markets but covers several regions of the American continent.
The North American part of the tour spans roughly three weeks. It runs from Mexico City through several major cities on the East and West Coasts to Los Angeles, where the series ends on May 21. The cities of Brooklyn, Montreal, Denver and San Francisco represent a broad range of audience markets in which the band and its singer likely already have large fan bases.
At the time of the report, no details were available on ticket prices, presale start dates or setlists. Nor were further details on the lineup or concept of the solo program included in the available information. The announcement is limited to dates, venues and the framework of the tour, so further details are expected to emerge in the coming months.
Source: consequence.net
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