Protests against Rammstein concert in Berlin - band with international attention

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Demo gegen Rammstein in Berlin: Proteste vor den Konzerten der Band In Berlin-Kreuzberg hängen bereits seit einiger Zeit Plakate, die sich gegen die geplanten Konzerte von Rammstein im Olympiastadion richten, wie das Musik-Magazin Rolling Stone berichtet. Am kommenden Samstag ist eine Demonstration vom Theodor-Heuss-Platz geplant, die um 14 Uhr starten soll. Die Rammstein-Gegner werden sich dann zum Olympiastadion begeben, wo die Band nach den Vorwürfen gegen Till Lindemann erstmals in Berlin auftreten wird. Unter dem Motto „Kein Rammstein in Berlin“ wollen rund 400 Demonstranten am Samstag gegen den Auftritt der Band protestieren. Die Polizei wird mit einer höheren Anzahl an …
Demo against Rammstein in Berlin: Protests in front of the band's concerts in Berlin-Kreuzberg have been hanging out of posters that are directed against Rammstein's planned concerts in the Olympic Stadium, as the Musik-Magazin Rolling Stone reports. A demonstration from Theodor-Heuss-Platz is planned next Saturday, which is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. The Rammstein opponents will then go to the Olympic Stadium, where the band will appear in Berlin for the first time after the allegations against Till Lindemann. Under the motto "No Rammstein in Berlin", around 400 demonstrators want to protest against the band's appearance on Saturday. The police are with a higher number of ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Demo against Rammstein in Berlin: Protests in front of the band's concerts

In Berlin-Kreuzberg, posters have been hanging for some time that are directed against the planned concerts of Rammstein in the Olympic Stadium, as the music magazine Rolling Stone reports. A demonstration from Theodor-Heuss-Platz is planned next Saturday, which is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. The Rammstein opponents will then go to the Olympic Stadium, where the band will appear in Berlin for the first time after the allegations against Till Lindemann.

Under the motto "No Rammstein in Berlin", around 400 demonstrators want to protest against the band's appearance on Saturday. The police will be present with a higher number of civil servants than at the usual rock concerts to accompany the demonstration and the influx of concert goers, according to the Morgenpost. Most of the time is expected with verbal clashes.

Despite the allegations against front man Till Lindemann, around 60,000 fans want to visit the concert. The Olympic Stadium has already strengthened the security measures in the past few days. Pocket controls are carried out and some areas are closed to visitors. This is to prevent unauthorized objects from being brought to the site. The safety of visitors and staff is top priority for Olympiastadion Berlin GmbH.

The demonstration against Rammstein in Berlin and the controversy opinions show that the band is also internationally in focus. Critics see their appearances because of their allegations against Till Lindemann and the controversy about their texts and show elements. Nevertheless, Rammstein still have a large fan base that enjoys her music and spectacular live shows.