JMWK's Concert Archive

Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands     Joined September 2025    

JMWK has 3 Rammstein concerts.

Formed in 1994 in Berlin, Germany, Rammstein established itself in the industrial metal genre through a potent fusion of crushing guitar riffs, relentless synth, and dramatic stage shows. With lead singer Till Lindemann at the helm, the band has crafted numerous Rammstein hits including the anthemic "Du Hast," the unapologetic "Pussy," the rousing "Deutschland," the introspective "Zeit," and the biting "Amerika” while songs like "Dicke Titten," “Sonne,” and "Engel" mirror societal taboos and delve into often controversial lyrical territory. Their live performances are equally intense, with each Rammstein concert showcasing the band’s penchant for pyrotechnics and theatricality. Rammstein scored its first number album on the German charts with its sophomore album "Sehnsucht" (1997). With its eighth album, “Zeit” (2022) Rammstein scored its tenth consecutive number one (including live albums), solidifying its position as a central force in both the German and global metal scenes.

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Date Concert Venue Location
May 28, 2010 –
May 30, 2010
Pinkpop Festival 2010
Green Day / OneRepublic / John Mayer / Florence + The Machine / Pixies / P!nk / Rammstein / The Temper Trap / The Prodigy / Kasabian / Paolo Nutini / Mika / Wolfmother / Biffy Clyro / Editors / Kate Nash / Yeasayer / Gossip / The Maccabees / Gogol Bordello / Skunk Anansie / Mando Diao / Caro Emerald / Danko Jones / I Am Kloot / DeWolff / 2manydjs / Jon Allen / Moke / Destine / C-Mon & Kypski Show all bands
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Pinkpop Festival 2010 Landgraaf, Limburg, Netherlands
Jun 18, 2005
Fields Of Rock 2005
Papa Roach / Rammstein / Slayer / Black Sabbath / Mastodon / Flogging Molly / Audioslave / Alter Bridge / Machine Head / Velvet Revolver / Motörhead / Helmet / Soulfly / The Dillinger Escape Plan / Team Sleep / Chimaira / Metal Church / After Forever / Gorefest / Dreadlock Pussy Show all bands
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Fields Of Rock 2005 Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands
May 18, 2002 –
May 20, 2002
Pinkpop Festival 2002
Muse / System of a Down / Lenny Kravitz / Rammstein / Bush / Groove Armada / Dropkick Murphys / Zero 7 / Faithless / P.O.D. / Black Rebel Motorcycle Club / Macy Gray / Jewel / Alien Ant Farm / Lamb / Starsailor / Super Furry Animals / Racoon / Di-rect / Morgan Heritage / Heather Nova / Kane / After Forever / Sergent Garcia / Millionaire / Arid / Beef / An Pierlé / E-life / Def P And Beatbusters / Daryll Ann / Supergroover / Live Show all bands
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Megaland Park (Evenemententerrein Megaland) Landgraaf, Limburg, Netherlands

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Pinkpop Festival 2002 on May 18, 2002 [627-small]

Pinkpop Festival 2002
May 18 - 20, 2002
 Landgraaf, Limburg, Netherlands
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