It's strange to think that just over a year ago, on March 15, 2020, Lindemann gave his last concert before the lockdown. It was a huge show at Moscow's VTB Arena. But it happened, and thanks to everything that was filmed by director Sergey Gray , a concert film emerged, which, frankly, is ridiculous.
Releasing it directly to YouTube wouldn't be effective. Being a man who refuses to be controlled, Till Lindemann is taking the film to cinemas worldwide for one night only, on May 20th.
In addition to being the band's last live performance before the end of their tours, the film also captures the final performance of Till and his former musical partner Peter Tägtgren .
He ended his participation with the band in November, with the project being referred to as "a memorial to the special combination of two exceptional musicians who, in the space of just two albums, created their own unique system of musical coordinates.".
Meanwhile, Rammstein has been busy during lockdown . With their summer stadium tour now rescheduled twice, the band is working on the follow-up album to 2019's Untitled
“The fact that we couldn’t play live increased our creativity. We had more time to think about new things and less distraction,” keyboardist Christian “Flake” Lorenz Motor.de . “As a result, we recorded a record that we hadn’t planned.”
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