I am a pretty big Rammstein fan. Unfortunately I have never seen them live, but Frank has and anytime I ask him he can't shutup about how amazing this band is to see. You can't even use the word "show" or "concert", it's an experience. It's all about using as much fireworks and actual fire as possible. Unfortunately, after the Great White club-fire incident it's been much harder for the band to tour in the States and they haven't done so for many years.
Well, our friends over at
Noisecreep recently spoke with Rammstein guitarist Paul Landers and he hinted that the band will most likely be coming back to the US in the next three years, during the band's next touring cycle.
"The idea is to tour everywhere in the world and we haven't toured in the States in a long time, and we want to do that," Landers said. "The tour is planned for three years and the main difficulty with the U.S. is getting the stage stuff over there by airplane. We have to deal with a compromise, since in Europe, we play to 10,000 to 20,000 people, while in the States, we play to close to 2,000 people."
He also said that it's most likely that the US shows will be a little toned down, since they will likely be playing to smaller audiences and have a ton of safety restrictions on them adding:
"But if people from the States want to see a real Rammstein show, I recommend coming to any show in Europe to see a real show from us"
Maybe I will! Check out the
full article on Noisecreeep.
