LIVE STREAMING : Rammstein Europe Stadium Tour 2023 in Hungary

Rammstein Europe Stadium Tour 2023 | Tuesday 11 July 2023 + Wednesday 12 July 2023 | 8PM | Puskás Aréna, Budapest, Hungary

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EVENT Details

* EVENT : Rammstein Europe Stadium Tour 2023

* LINE UP : Rammstein

* DATE | TIME : Tuesday 11 July 2023 + Wednesday 12 July 2023 | 8PM

* VENUE : Puskás Aréna, Budapest, Hungary

Live reviews

• I went to see Rammstein live during their 2005 tour, in Nîmes. The open-air Roman amphitheater was perfect for a gig on a warm summer night in southern France, and was particularly suitable for Rammstein.

  Once the sun was completely set, Rammstein came on stage to their opening song, “Reise, reise”, introducing themselves one by one, rising to the stage. After a couple of songs spent warming up, the pyrotechnics kicked in to “Feuer Frei”, with flamethrowers attached to their faces, and we were in for a hell of a show. “Fire at will” (the name of the song) was an appropriate statement as they filled the whole Arena with fire and smoke, making the warm summer night feel like a very cold breeze when the flames finally stopped.

  Rammstein are world-famous for their live performances, including the heavy use of both lights and fire during their shows. Till Lindemann, the lead singer, is a certified pyrotechnician, and plays with his skill well during the show. He dresses as a cook in order to roast “Flake”, the band’s pianist, in a giant pot during “Mein teil” using a flamethrower. In another instance, he just showers in sparkles coming from fireworks all over the stage. Their use of fire-spitting devices is a constant during the show, and makes for incredible visual effects across the whole performance.

  A dozen or so of songs later, once the warmth of fire and smoke start to take its toll, it is time for a walkabout for “Ollie”, the bassist, as he boards an inflatable boat and goes on a raft, on top of the crowd. After a few minutes of going up and down the whole venue, it’s time to get back on the stage, and to finish delighting the crowd with some classic songs, and an amazing encore.

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