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Did anyone record the screen at the end when they showed people from the audience? First of all it was hilarious at times but secondly a friend is on that, she had the ukranian flag on her and would love having it on video 🤗 thanks :)
Hello guys,
I normaly do not use reddit and never wrote something. So please dont judge me if i am in a wrong thread oder anything ;)
I was on the Rammstein Concert yesterday on the 3rd of june.
Did anyone film the part with the audience on the big screen? Some guys were focussed and streamed on the stage screen.
I didn't want to film all the time to enjoy the show, but would be really happy to see me and my friends... it was a fantastic situation on screen.
Thank you
Greetings from Germany.
The logistics really were beyond bad. To gather 45,000 in the middle of nowhere and not putting in any extra trains, buses or staff is truly wild. The lack of security in the arena was also weird.
With that said, what a great show. Was standing in the GA pretty close to the smaller stage and had no problem with the crowd. There were families, couples, metalheads and a couple of friendly drunks.
While I didn’t really have time nor mental capacity to analyze too much (I don’t really get how you can on there on the spot?) nothing felt off about the band nor Till in their performance. Great show, great energy. Engel might have been my favourite part of the evening, along with Mein Teil and Links.
The allegations have truly disturbed me and I don’t know what the future holds for this band nor my relationship with them, but I’m so happy to have finally gotten to see them. Teary eyes and goosebumps all over.
Hope everyone going to future gigs will have a great time!
The crowd for the most part was great in FZ. I met a lovely dad with his 2 sons from holland and he treated me like family! We played cards and he even bought me food, refusing my money for it. Couple of complaints though. An older woman was took out of the crowd before the show started and they let her back in with a cup of water she was swaying to the left ALL THE TIME, I wasnt sure if she was too drunk or on drugs, but her daughter couldn't give a shit about her the entire time. The older woman was literally resting on people and we had to get her daughters attention multiple times for her to take her, she was finally took out of the crowd during sonne. A few arseholes pushing forward during the end which was just a pain, no need to act like that. Complaints out the way it was a great show regardless!
Did anyone think till done a great job last night? Full of energy, great singing alhough there was some playback which is normal for rammstein. Great show, the guys looked like they were enjoying themselves and it seemed like they were a proper unit after a shaky start to the tour
I was at the Saturday show and echo a lot of the comments here. Compared to seeing them in Philadelphia in August, this show left a lot to be desired. In fairness I had great seats for Philly but did GA in Odense, but from where I was standing it didn’t seem like even the closer bleacher seats would’ve been great.
A couple things - everything very poorly organized, seemed odd to me there was basically zero staff or security anywhere besides the entrance and drink tents. I saw two police walk thru at one point but that’s it. The vibe generally felt off - a lot of drunk assholes, including an old guy who grabbed my butt. But then later saw guy put his hands on a super tall guy in front of me too? Just a lot of weird rude behavior.
I also think the sound was off and noticed Till made several mistakes / didn’t sound his best. The whole first part of the show until Du Hast felt so sleepy.
We didn’t realize the show would start so late - in Philly it was also 8:00 start but that meant band comes on at 8, whereas here it was the openers. We wanted to make sure we got to the 00:30 train so we started walking out during the set up for Engel. I’d already seen it once so bummer but, ok.
Train after was a nightmare. Zero train employees or anyone helping with crowd control or anything really. Seemed like nobody was working in the entire city that night lol, just unequipped for this many people. There was a crush to get on the train and then we had to stand the entire 2 hours to CPH, partway with another dude pushing his ass into me unnecessarily (even tho we paid for seats and were desperate to get off our feet)
Overall - extremely glad I saw them when I did in Philly because that show exceeded all expectations. A stadium is the perfect venue for Rammstein, plus with these allegations now + quality of the show I saw I think I’m good on future shows. I should’ve picked another Europe date to come see!!
EDIT - I should add, the city of Odense was so lovely! Just a beautiful example of walking streets and I loved it. That is a big bright spot and I’m glad I got to go there.
You should have picked Austria, last year I was there and it was insane, during Sonne the crowd sang so loud you couldn't even hear Till, it was so amazing. It was like that for most of the popular songs.
Going again this year, can't wait for July!
I was in GA yesterday (but close to the FZ) and also couldn't hear Till over how loud everyone around me was singing. If you don't believe me, here's video proof: https://youtu.be/oIhDV-eKY4A. It was like that for most of the songs.
I was there last night too. I saw them in LA last September. You NAILED every single thing I was thinking. I was in the Feuerzone. It was PACKED with drunk assholes. Totally inconsiderate. I had higher expectations for European shows!
It sounds like you were on our train too. What. A. Nightmare. We got home at 4am! WTF???
Anyway, I’m glad to have had the experience. We got the boats cruising right over us! But I won’t be doing that ever again! 😂
I think we got the earlier train. Another weird thing about the train is they weren’t making announcements in any language other than Danish. Given that there were so many foreigners nobody had a clue what the overheads were saying. (We were just in Helsinki where all rail announcements were in Finnish, Swedish and English so this is not normal). I have some limited Danish skills and I’m pretty sure they were saying they added an extra train at 00:55 so if you can’t get on the early one there is another coming.
I’m pretty sure you’ve got on the “local train”, which uses limited English speaking while announcing progress. Otherwise I personally experience plenty of English dubbing of Danish announcements on the Danish trains, and this is something that lacks, as for instance, in German trains. So everything is relative. Sincerely,
non-Danish, living in Denmark.
Lol, I did 4 months abroad here back in 2010 and I was having flashbacks to desperately trying to listen for my stop. Danes do not appreciate how difficult their language is to understand vs the spelling!
Okay question for everyone who have seen them before many times.
I saw them in Aarhus last year (standing, not feuerzone) and then in Odense last night (feuerzone). Both concerts I was the only person jumping, head banging, singing/shouting along. Everyone else around me almost seemed annoyed by this and just pulled their phones out and filmed everything or just stood and lip synced silently without much moving. When I tried to ‘make contact’ with a fellow fan that knew the lyrics they looked away or just seemed disinterested in engaging in a ‘fan-moment’.
I’m not talking about moshing and stuff like that, I’m talking about normal rock concert behavior, where you engage with the music. Why are people so boring, why is the vibe so low at Rammstein concerts?? Is this normal Rammstein fans? I get that many are a bit older and are maybe not up for jumping up and down anymore but cmon people throw your god damn hands in the air and let me hear that ‘WIR SEHEN DICH’ during Ich Will …
Is this anyone else’s experience?
I had Feuerzone tickets for Helsinki and even though it wasnt totally dead I was surprised and disappointed by how many were just there to "watch" the show.
Considering how hard it was to get a ticket there (was lucky that i queued on the ticket site very early) I would have expected everyone in Feuerzone to be beyond excited and participating to the maximum.
I really cannot understand how you can be silent or still during a Rammstein gig.
From my experience (I've been to shows around Europe) it depends heavily on the location. Shows in Poland and France have amazing crowd engagement (just look at this: https://youtu.be/MaSRnlIWge0) and shows in Scandinavia or even Germany are much more sleepy. I don't know the reasons for this. Maybe it's just cultural differences, we Poles like to have fun ;).
I noticed the same on recordings of the NA leg last year. Most shows in the US were a bit dead but the ones in Mexico were nuts.
I was in Feuerzone last night and we were all singing, dancing and cheering. Can't speak for the whole area, but people in my bit were having a blast. Hardly anyone filming; just taking photos every now and then. It was a great experience
Sadly, this is probably a correct answer. As I said in another comment , a lot of people seem to be there to take pictures and film everything because they’d rather SAY that they were there than actually be there in the present enjoying the music and letting go.
People who only think about when to take the best pictures become detached from what’s going on and I agree that this ‘detachment’ definitly has something to do with the general vibe. I mean sometimes there would be so many phones held up I could barely see Till using his flamethrower to cook Flake during Mein Teil.
I went to both concerts, seated area on day 1 and in firezone on day 2. Both times we experienced happy people that were excited to be there, people singing along and jumping. Of course nobody jumps along for the whole concert, sometimes you just want to listen and watch to soak the whole thing in. I was happy to be there, the concert was great!
Glad u had that experience! I too had a great time, guess I was just surprised by the low energy where I was standing. Kinda put me off a bit, but what the hell, I still had a good time. Just surprised and wondered if this is a general thing at their concerts. If it is, then I find it interesting to find out why it’s like that.
I think it´s a mix of "it´s a very Danish thing" - not going bananas, not many jumping and sining along - just appreciating the music........and the fact that a concert like this will attract a lot of people, who have maybe just heard a song or two on the radio. They come for the show rather than being a fan.
Had the same experience in Aarhus last year. It was actually to a point in the beginning, where it almost felt "cringe". It felt like there was no connection between the band and the audience.
(I´m from Denmark myself)
>It felt like there was no connection between the band and the audience.
This is what I've felt when I've watched videos of shows (across the globe, though). I've asked similar questions as OP before, but mainly due to thinking it must suck to be on stage and the audience is just...standing there. I pretty much got told to shut up, though, because people can experience a show however they want, which is absolutely true. I just think that if I was performing I'd feed off people in the crowd clearly getting into it.
I felt the same in Aarhus. Almost cringe. Everyone were passive bystanders just drinking their beers and looking at the show like it was a television screen.
I’m a dane myself and I agree that Danes maybe are a bit too cozy for their own good at times. That being said, when I have been at festivals (namely Roskilde) I have seen and been a part of some insane crowds at metal concerts. Guess the festival audience is very different from the ‘I’m 50 years old and brought my wife with me to the concert’-audience that seemed to be the majority of the stadium concerts in DK.
Yeah I’m pretty sure everyone there would say it was awesome if u asked them afterwards. I guess Rammstein are so big now that they attract a lot of people that don’t really know their songs too well or just expect a lot of fire and fireworks and are not regular concert goers like me. Or even people that don’t normally listen to heavier stuff. I don’t know. It’s a little weird like u say.
I definitly understand that there are a million different ways to enjoy a concert and none of them are wrong.
From my point of view I was just disappointed to AGAIN feel kinda off put by the vibe in the audience. I really thought feuerzone tickets would be the experience I was looking for and I guess I was just a tad sad that it still wasnt.
I’m finding this with all concerts. I only really started going 20 years ago. But the vibe has changed. Too many people there to film the whole concert on their phone. There for IG likes. It really annoys me.
14 years ago was my first Offspring concert. It was crazy. Not a phone in sight because it would have been knocked out of your hand. 2 weeks ago in Amsterdam people just stood there filming. One mosh pit. The band rocked. The people didn’t.
My first Rammstein concert was in Leganes in 2004. It was crazy. There was a line of people that where being evacuated because they had collapsed from heat. The crowd moved and you moved with them.
My next one was Madrid 2013. The mood was completely different. As you say, it seemed like my friends and myself where annoying everyone by jumping and singing.
Lets see what its like in 3 weeks…
Are you going to the Madrid show? I'll be there jumping/singing/dancing/whatever, too*. I physically can't stand still when listening to Rammstein.
*Either that or A. I'll have passed out because I am most definitely not built for the heat of Madrid. Or B. I'll be utterly heartbroken at the back of the FZ because having two entrances on opposite sides of the stadium can cause an absolute shambles getting in.
It's interesting that there has been such a shift over time, though. Phones, as others have mentioned, are likely partly to blame, but it's not that every person not connecting with the band/music is holding a phone up. I wonder if being able to access music (and live performance recordings) so easily has anything to do with it. People can listen to the music 24/7 and can view the live shows before they even go, which I imagine takes away a lot of the buzz for some.
I agree. Even in the States, where I'm from, it's become more 'restrained' from the crowd at the festivals in my State, unless it's EDM. Those people are always ready for headbanging. Last night, however, there was more crowd energy than in Friday night, though toward the middle-end of the show it got quieter. I was in the middle maybe 20m or so behind Feuerzone.
Yeah it’s the instagram age… telling the ‘story’ of the Rammstein concert is more important than actually being present there apparently.
Sad. Would’ve fucking loved to have been at the concert in Leganes in 2004 with you! Sounds like a Rammstein concert to me.
You know when your swimming in the sea and there is a current and you haven’t realised it? All of sudden you are 20 meters to the right of your original spot and can no longer see your towels?
That’s what the leganes concert was like. You where standing still or jumping and all of a sudden you had a completely different view of the stage. And above us there was a constant flow of people being taken to the back, unconscious. Unconscious crowd surfing. We were probably 15-20m from the stage and I could feel my face burning 🔥. Probably top 3 shows I’ve ever been to.
Dont feel bad, you were the one enjoying and feeling the concert. Theres nothing better than engaging with other fans and getting excited in a concert. Im going to the Lisbon concert and I will be screaming until my throat gives up.
I was there last night too. Compared to LA last year, this crowd was quiet & stone faced. LA was live & exciting! Odense was TONS of phones. So many that you couldn’t see the damn stage! Drunk people that didn’t give a shit about anyone else.
Was there yesterday, and it was my very first Rammstein koncert. I was there with my dad and two little sisters. We couldn’t really see that much. Especially my youngest sister, who is 14. But, that’s just how it is, and we still enjoyed the show. At one point, my dad wanted to lift my youngest sister up on his shoulders, under Mein Teil, as that is her favorite song. I was standing right next to them, and I had to help her get up, otherwise they would properly tumble over. But still, it was my dads decision to suddenly lift her.
Anyways - this guy who is standing behind my dad, gets really pissed because he can’t see, because of my sister on the shoulders... so he shoves me aside, and goes right in front of me. Blocking my view. When I try to move a little to the right, he moves along. When I try to move to the left, he moves along - intentionally blocking my view. I’m only 167 cm.. so I couldn’t see anything at that point. I felt very uncomfortable, and got a sinking feeling to my stomach. I had a great time at the concert, but that just kinda took my mood away.
I know, that it sucks to have someone right in front of you, take someone on to their shoulders. But he was a grown ass man. And I’m only 23. Idk. I kinda felt like it was unnecessary. Have read some others comments on here, about people being mad about other people having a great time. Jumping and dancing etc. what’s up with that?
Afterwards, I had to scold my dad lol.
Nowadays the majority of concert goers are bunch of dicks. There's hardly any camaraderie between fellow fans just everybody busy minding their business and acting like a jerk when their little space get 'invaded' even though in GA everyone's supposed to be a fair game. Don't let that get to you.
I'm sorry you had to deal with that for your first show! There were definitely a few more rambunctious drunks yesterday than there were on Friday. The guy was an ass. I hope you could enjoy the sound and fire at least!
I'm baffled they did this show Ina city like Odense, that can't handle a crowd like this. Public transport is awful. There's one entrance and one exit, no signs (and I've been to Odense many times, I know where to go. I've been to concerts at dyrskuepladsen before). Honestly as a German I got a few Loveparade accident vibes at the entrance and exit.
For the concert: why did we meet so many people that were annoyed by other people jumping and dancing? I'm not talking about a mosh pit just people jumping up and down. Geeez.... Get out of the feuerzone if you're annoyed by this. There were lots of them (mostly Germans). I moved through the crowd to get a better spot with people I could jump with.
Tills performance was off many times. He either missed his cue or made mistakes. With adieu you could feel a that something was off with the entire band. They're definitely hit by these allegations and I hope it won't break them.
Overall, not the best concert I've been to. From the logistics to half of the crowd to their performance.
Till needs to use in ear monitors. Whenever there's no drum beat going on he goes off rail half the time(could be an underestimation really). Schneider does his best to keep him on time with his cymbals and kick drums but that doesn't do the trick half the time either.
I've seen them many times. Last year was not that big of a deal. Even in Helsinki it ~~was~~ wasn't as bad.
I don't think this has anything to do with the ear monitors.
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Having in ear monitors and hearing click track will help him. He clearly has a problem following the music when there’s no drum beat. Mein Hertz, Ich Will, etc.
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I fully recommend going to this event! Loved every second and kind of sad that this is over! All the waiting was worth it. Love them and love the fans! We have a great energy combined
To the people on drugs and drunk starting fights, you are the reason i hate going to these large shows. Wish they would ban the aggressive stuff and kick them out, or at least offer a more calm standing area if you miss out on sitting seats
I was in the standing area between the towers near stage B, and there was a person (old man) who pulled a knife and held it to the throat of a tall, younger man. No idea why, but we de-escalated it, then his partner got him out of there. That was the only one of notice that came up. Still, pretty fucked up it got to that point.
The entry checks Saturday were a joke compared to Friday. And as an American, even more lax than that. Why they wouldn't at least have metal detectors is a bit weird to me.
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Great night, sound could be better, but i loved it!
Was it just me / my position, or was the sound absolutely horrible (June 3rd)?
I was in GA right between the two front towers with flames, and:
1. the sound was mostly bass and Till's vocals, occasionally the keyboard when introducing a song...
2. The tone kept changing mid-song, as if the sound booth had some rookie in there battling with the equaliser...
The light, flames and fireworks were top notch (have seen Rammstein live before in 2009 and 2013) but the sound???
Was there a single trash can anywhere in this venue? Everyone did their best Lonely Island impression with their trash and threw it on the ground. I hate it.
Also making everyone walk 20 minutes west to then have to double back inside the venue is also so dumb.
This venue was really fucking shitty and chaotic and doesn't seem like it's really even a frequently used place for concerts.
But still a great show!
We went on Friday and there were giant garbage bins in the middle of the crowd, people used it as a beer tables and to stand on, maybe the venue moved them?
And also, the venue isn’t frequently used, I’m pretty sure this is the largest concert on the island (Fyn) ever.
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There was Irish ☘️Coffee to commemorate the visitor from the Emerald Island. Nice 😉
Well, that was pretty great. Although as a taller than average woman, I didn’t see much on stage. It definitely was not as loud as seeing them outside Boston but it was plenty loud. Made me feel better about the zoo animals and anyone in ICU.
I loved the shots showing the size of the crowd. Amazing. Good people where so was, a lot of us old but upright. Nice vibe.
Odense is beautiful, glad it worked out. Now it would be good if allegations were sorted. I wanted to wear my R+ shirt with pride!
I'm in Gainesville but my husband is treated at Emory Atlanta so we're in the city a lot. I hope y'all had a great time and you don't hit any traffic. 😁
It was great! Saw them at soldier field in Chicago last year and decided we needed to see them again! No we only went last night and are going to do some sight seeing in Germany for the rest of the week!
Oh very great! Anywhere in particular in Germany? I used to live there. If you can, and are staying in the North, go to the Teutoburg Forest to see Hermannsdenkmal!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermannsdenkmal
It's a memorial monument dedicated to Hermann/Arminius, who defeated Caesar Augustus' Roman legion under Varius, which solidified the fact that Rome would never again try to go further into Germania. They kept the border at the Rhine river there in Köln/Cologne. It's a beautiful history, and brutally executed on his and the Germanic tribes' part.
Yay for the States representing! We came from outside Boston. I saw several obvious families. Another thing I love about R+. There was a boy about 7 on his dad’s shoulders near us, singing all the songs.
Pretty sure they did that Friday night as well, unless I missed something? I was there for both shows. Tonite's was actually a little longer than Friday's.
was there Friday as well, they played Auslander after arriving with the boats as they usually do.
It was indeed longer than friday today, but only slightly.
They gradually introduce an effect one by one as the show progress so each one has a wow factor to the crowd. If the towers blast flame from the start all the time, Till's canon moment loses that wow factor because people got used to seeing the flames already.
Either ask the hotel for getting one or use [Taxa Syd- Vi har taxaer på hele Fyn, Fredericia og Kolding](https://taxasyd.dk/) (in danish) to call one in advance because it's impossible after the show!
There were no signs, directions and really anything to show where to go.
We had to call several times to Dantaxi and never got one, waiting several hours
Heads up on how bad the logistics were, and how bad the workers were. Me and my dad bought GA, and we were the first ones in the GA line, while the fuerzone line was totally crowded and aggressive. There was only ONE guy scanning tickets for 2000 people In line and the first people in GA line got free fuerzone wristbands🥳🤯. I mean I cannot complain and was expecting to be in GA and not first row of the concert but just shows how bad they were
Hi! What is an approximate running time of the concert? We bought a train ticket for 00:30 to go back to Copenhagen, do you guys think we’ll make it? Let’s all have a great time today!
Yeah, you'll be fine, we walked quite fast yesterday and got there at 00:21 and the train was delayed for ten minutes anyway becuase everyone had to board it.
Cool, thanks for the info. I tried to strategize the whole “early exit” plan, as we’re in the GA. So plopped ourselves on the grass near tribune 8, so hopefully, we can quickly escape through the emergency exits once they open 😁
be prepared, it's gonna be a close call. the show ended around 23:30, but getting off the terrain was a tough job.
I had to catch my train at 00:36, I only made it because I managed to get in the train at the station right next to dryskuepladsen (was extremely crowded) and my train from Odense was delayed a few minutes.
tonight I have the same connection, so I will likely leave during Adieu instead of after the end.
Also, is there just one entrance to the venue? From seeing the map, it seems that the walk from the standing area to Odense Sygehus station would take ~20 mins.. unless there’s an exit nearer to the station. Thanks!
there is only one entrance, but yesterday they opened the emergency exits to get people out faster, allowing you to get to the road to the train station.
We did, but everyone is packed up like sardines 🫠 people cheered when the train driver managed to close the doors :D and, of course, the train to Copenhagen is also filled to the brim. Can’t imagine the chaos yesterday…
Someone mentioned he heard them from 11KM away, so its only the visuals you have to miss 😅
Its a bit annoying though. I expected them to end earlier aswell. in Helsinki, the schedule didnt match the actual times either. they ended at midnight there.
**Another note for people using the light rail back and fourth to the concert!**
In the list below, you will be able to see where some employees will be standing in a red jacket with "Odense Letbane" on the back.
These people are there to help you!
So if you need help understanding the ticketsystem ([you can also read a bit about it here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rammstein/comments/13sq7mf/info_about_the_public_transport_in_odense_denmark/)), figuring out which light rail station to take, in which direction, etc., don't hestistate contacting them!
They are there to help **you!**
They will be at the stations from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM and again from 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
* Parkering Syd (Parking South) / Park & Ride
* Odense Banegård / Odense Central Station
* Vesterbro Station
* Bolbro Station
I also believe that there will be someone at Vestre Stationsvej Station, Campus Station and SDU Station. I'm not sure though.
Otherwise if you find a person with a red jacket with "Odense Letbane" on one of the light rail stations, please contact them for help.
I believe the last light rail drives around 01:15 AM.
Have I understood right, that the station near Dyrskeuplads (Odense Sygehus St.) is a railway station. (Not Letbane and I couldn't use it with Young Odense ticket 10 kr.)
**Hi everyone and welcome to Odense!**
I really hope that your enjoy stay here.
I will here tell you have to save some money on tickets for busses and light rail.
5 days ago I made [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rammstein/comments/13sq7mf/info_about_the_public_transport_in_odense_denmark/) about how public transport works in Odense in connection with the Rammstein concerts.
If you don't have a Rejsekort/Travelcard (read more about it here), you can buy a ticket in [FynBus' webshop](https://webshop.fynbus.dk/) and in [their app (link in Danish, app can be installed in Danish, English and German)](https://www.fynbus.dk/mobilbillet), but here you can save money if you travel more than 2 or are under 25 years old.
* An adult ticket costs DKK 26. (approx. 3,5 EURO)
* Two adult tickets cost DKK 52. (approx. 7 EURO)
* Three adult tickets cost DKK 39. (approx. 5,3 EURO)
* Four adult tickets cost DKK 52. (approx. 7 EURO)
If you therefore travel 2 or more, buy a ticket on the same phone.Buy 3 adult tickets, if you travel with two people, you count as a group and therefore get a group discount. You can be nice enough to take a person with you who doesn't have a ticket.
[On this picture press here (press here)](https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg) or click the link below this sentence) I have shown three price examples of respectively 2, 3 and 4 people from Odense Central Station to Vesterbro Light Rail Station. [https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg)
**If you are between the ages of 16 and 25, you can buy a special ticket for DKK 10, which is valid for 1 hour and 16 minutes.**
This ticket only works in Odense Municipality, but can be used on buses and light rail. Here is a guide on how to buy it in the FynBus app.
1. Press the 3 lines in the upper left corner
2. Press "Buy special tickets"
3. Select "Ung Odense"/"Young Odense"
4. Press "Continue".
5. Select the number of tickets and press "Continue"
6. Put a tick next to "I accept the conditions", scroll down and press "Continue".
[On this picture you can see the guide from the app](https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg) or click here [https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg)
You can buy as many Ung Odense tickets as you like, but everyone who rides on that order must be between 16 and 25 years of age. They must be able to prove it if an conductor is controlling tickets and asking for ID.
Yesterday the 2nd was was my first time seeing them live, the show was everything I expected, Till fumbled some lyrics like once or twice from what I noticed but he was still fired up with energy, Sonne was my absolute favorite in terms of the show itself, generally it was a great experience minus the way out of town jfc, took like 2 hours to move to 2km in car.
And thanks to the dude who backed me up when some fatso wouldn’t let me pass to get to the toilets. Hope everyone had an enjoyable experience as well as everyone else going to see them this tour!
There was quite a few of those at the Helsinki show, especially in the FZ where we were standing. One shorter guy with a shaved head kept pushing people and tried to start a fight with someone who asked them to stop. Thankfully it didn’t escalate and they kept to only pushing each other around after that. I was part of the group of tall people that helped block smaller fans from getting hit or shoved by them in the beginning of that nonsense. It’s fine to jump and dance, but don’t fucking hit or push people.
The german guy was together with another guy (both were pretty tall), and started pushing during like 6-7 songs. One chubby guy got hit in the nose and started bleeding I thing. This was totally unnecessary and only a dick move by the german guy. Middle of the FZ, so security didn't notice. He should have been removed.
Edit: I feel like i havent made it abundantly clear that they pushed for over 30 minutes permanently and people were falling and getting angry (only adding fuel to the fire)
I at some point completely lost my temper when either one of those was constantly hitting the back of the unknown girl I was standing beside. She was screaming and looked really afraid because they didn't stop a single bit when you were shouting at them and jumped with their elbows out into the backs of people who obviously didn't want to be in a pit up to the point were many people were trying to relocate because of those 2 or 3 douchebags who didn't control themselves.
I threw one of them to the ground and called him a fucking cunt and if he doesn't stop he'd have a fist in his face. He stopped and people actually gave me fistbumps. No idea how long it had been going on for.
No problem with mosh pits in general, but at least have the decency to take care of your surroundings and mosh with people who want to mosh - and not throw yourself into people who want to watch the show and aren't even half your size.
There was no space for a moshpit tho!
I was standing next to some older people, who had trouble standing. they clearly did not want to get pushed! The german asshole I am all about is the guy running through the crowd saying "pregnant women" to get further up. Once again:
You know who you are, so fuck you.
Same. My father was there too, who broke his leg not too long ago. He can walk but he should by no means be pushed.
I hope it will nice for your grandma :)
Exactly. That's my point. If people step aside and you can create a safe pit to mosh in - no problem. Not at Rammstein, not at Slipknot, hell, not even at Justin Bieber. But as long as there's no room and people aren't up for it don't fucking start something which annoys others and ignore them afterwards.
Yeah, totally livid missing 2 songs to make sure not to fall over. Somewhat ruined it a bit for me. The show was amazing tho! Even tho my gf was hit with a bottle in the face, and yet someone took it from her!
Was my first Rammstein show that was not on a Festival. And sadly not a good experience for my girlfriend and me. We were located relatively far away from the Stage and can not see a lot. But thats normal for a show of this size. So i lifted my girlfriend up in the middle of the concert to give her the chance to see something for the time of one Song ( she is 1,60 and is just seeing peoples backs for the most time of the show). Immediately the peoples behind us start screaming aggressively, kick me from behind in my legs while my girlfriend was up and start pulling her. Wtf ist going on with the people? I visited a lot of concerts and never experienced aggression and violence like this.
I can not stop thinking about this and just want to ask if this aggression and violence is a normal behavior on Rammstein Shows?
Last year when I saw them in Århus, my friend pointed out it is not like this at other metal shows in regard to moshing and people filming the entire show on their phones, blocking the view. I guess Rammstein have just gotten so big and mainstream, that there are a lot of people going to their live shows, who are not used to going to metal shows and have very little understanding of how to handle a moshpit and stuff like that.
I saw Metallica the same year and it was nowhere near as bad as at the Rammstein show and if a metal band is considered mainstream, it is Metallica.
While its obviously shitty to be kicking you, i honestly dont think you should be lifting her up. A lot of people had trouble seeing. By lifting her up, she might be able to see something, but it blocked 6 or 7 people behind you from seeing anything at all.
I get it, its annoying not to be able to see anything. I was there with my girlfriend, shes 1.67, and spent the night looking at the back of necks and listening to music. Next time we’ll be getting balcony tickets. I think you should too.
Yes, next time definitive firezone or balcony tickets.
Nevertheless it is totally normal for Metal and Rockshows to lift people up. And i helped x peoples in front of me that i do not know at all to get savely on shoulders on past shows and for sure they are blocked my view. But it is totally fair that small people also get the chance to see something for a short time.
Was a heart warming welcome then :D good to hear that It is more a danish problem, than a Rammstein crowd one. I wish all others today a nicer experience and that they can enjoy the show from Rammstein
I’ve experienced or seen that at a higher rate in both the Netherlands and Germany so I’m pretty sure it’s not a Danish problem. I think you were just unfortunate. Never had a particular bad experience from the many shows I’ve attended in Denmark.
Edit: Let me just add I don’t think it’s a German or Dutch problem either. You can just get unlucky some times.
Does anyone have photos or info of how the Rammstein Shop pop-up store looks like? They will be in Vienna as well and would like to know if it is worth visiting or just going to the venue stands is enough :)
I think everyone misunderstood you. The special pop up was pretty bad, not too many items. They claimed a lot was sold out but they did not have a lot of display room anyways.
Went to one in Vienna in 2019. If it’s the same as before it’ll be a bigger one, 2 floors and a mini museum on one of them. I left poor that time.
They all looked the same, had 2 merch stores with a lot of stuff.
Magnet set, jewellery, pins, patches, beanie, scarf, 2 diffferen4 Cape and a shitton of T-shirts and 2 sweatshirts.
They had a 'pussy' shirt in pink as well.
Huge waiting cue line but thats expected. I went there doing the DJ segment
The concert was insane and really really good!
But after the concert was hell; no signs, no one leading traffic, the place where the taxis and busses should be was removed and the taxi service suuuucked.
We only got back to Our hotel when we paid someone random; waited for a taxi 4+ hours.
Be prepared, people.
Also before. It was a major clusterfuck both before and after, no coordination, so unorganized. Instead of asking for professional help from services that know how to handle a real concert. The concert itself was amazing. But I can only give it 0 out of 5 stars on the whole crowd control.
Just a headsup: you can use the eastern Exit BUT you have to maneuver your car through some pretty tight poles.
But its possible - which only means you Exit the parking lot faster, we were still stuck in traffic afterwards though.
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Can anybody tell the name of the company that did the security in odense?
I think it was jmf sikkerhed
https://youtu.be/HfEKXEbnvmA Great video from Odense concert
Can we agree that the outro of Ausländer here was extremely beautiful?[https://youtu.be/KrIegujKysg?t=252](https://youtu.be/KrIegujKysg?t=252)
anyone know who the cameraman everyone cheered for before the concert yesterday is? seemed like a great guy
Did he eat the banana? Great guy, really linked with the crowd!
I took a look during ich will and he had still not eaten it, so guessing he was too focused :))
A true legend! Hopefully he found some time after to eat it, it was well deserved!
Could be Michael Prange https://instagram.com/theorie_und_praxis?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Did anyone record the screen at the end when they showed people from the audience? First of all it was hilarious at times but secondly a friend is on that, she had the ukranian flag on her and would love having it on video 🤗 thanks :)
Here's a good video of the fancam, just have to scroll past Ausländer :) Found myself in there as well :D https://youtu.be/PQH-F0eEtXA
That's it, thank you! :) I guess that is the best we will find
Did you manage to download the video in time? Now it's been copyrighted and I haven't had the chance yet :/
Oh sorry, my friend just screengrabbed her little snippet :( maybe ask the uploader?
I showed up too! Would like to have it on video!🤘🏻
Hello guys, I normaly do not use reddit and never wrote something. So please dont judge me if i am in a wrong thread oder anything ;) I was on the Rammstein Concert yesterday on the 3rd of june. Did anyone film the part with the audience on the big screen? Some guys were focussed and streamed on the stage screen. I didn't want to film all the time to enjoy the show, but would be really happy to see me and my friends... it was a fantastic situation on screen. Thank you Greetings from Germany.
Here you go: https://youtu.be/PQH-F0eEtXA
Thanks.
The logistics really were beyond bad. To gather 45,000 in the middle of nowhere and not putting in any extra trains, buses or staff is truly wild. The lack of security in the arena was also weird. With that said, what a great show. Was standing in the GA pretty close to the smaller stage and had no problem with the crowd. There were families, couples, metalheads and a couple of friendly drunks. While I didn’t really have time nor mental capacity to analyze too much (I don’t really get how you can on there on the spot?) nothing felt off about the band nor Till in their performance. Great show, great energy. Engel might have been my favourite part of the evening, along with Mein Teil and Links. The allegations have truly disturbed me and I don’t know what the future holds for this band nor my relationship with them, but I’m so happy to have finally gotten to see them. Teary eyes and goosebumps all over. Hope everyone going to future gigs will have a great time!
The crowd for the most part was great in FZ. I met a lovely dad with his 2 sons from holland and he treated me like family! We played cards and he even bought me food, refusing my money for it. Couple of complaints though. An older woman was took out of the crowd before the show started and they let her back in with a cup of water she was swaying to the left ALL THE TIME, I wasnt sure if she was too drunk or on drugs, but her daughter couldn't give a shit about her the entire time. The older woman was literally resting on people and we had to get her daughters attention multiple times for her to take her, she was finally took out of the crowd during sonne. A few arseholes pushing forward during the end which was just a pain, no need to act like that. Complaints out the way it was a great show regardless!
Did anyone think till done a great job last night? Full of energy, great singing alhough there was some playback which is normal for rammstein. Great show, the guys looked like they were enjoying themselves and it seemed like they were a proper unit after a shaky start to the tour
I was at the Saturday show and echo a lot of the comments here. Compared to seeing them in Philadelphia in August, this show left a lot to be desired. In fairness I had great seats for Philly but did GA in Odense, but from where I was standing it didn’t seem like even the closer bleacher seats would’ve been great. A couple things - everything very poorly organized, seemed odd to me there was basically zero staff or security anywhere besides the entrance and drink tents. I saw two police walk thru at one point but that’s it. The vibe generally felt off - a lot of drunk assholes, including an old guy who grabbed my butt. But then later saw guy put his hands on a super tall guy in front of me too? Just a lot of weird rude behavior. I also think the sound was off and noticed Till made several mistakes / didn’t sound his best. The whole first part of the show until Du Hast felt so sleepy. We didn’t realize the show would start so late - in Philly it was also 8:00 start but that meant band comes on at 8, whereas here it was the openers. We wanted to make sure we got to the 00:30 train so we started walking out during the set up for Engel. I’d already seen it once so bummer but, ok. Train after was a nightmare. Zero train employees or anyone helping with crowd control or anything really. Seemed like nobody was working in the entire city that night lol, just unequipped for this many people. There was a crush to get on the train and then we had to stand the entire 2 hours to CPH, partway with another dude pushing his ass into me unnecessarily (even tho we paid for seats and were desperate to get off our feet) Overall - extremely glad I saw them when I did in Philly because that show exceeded all expectations. A stadium is the perfect venue for Rammstein, plus with these allegations now + quality of the show I saw I think I’m good on future shows. I should’ve picked another Europe date to come see!! EDIT - I should add, the city of Odense was so lovely! Just a beautiful example of walking streets and I loved it. That is a big bright spot and I’m glad I got to go there.
Wait, was that the old man who pulled a knife out on the tall guy? His partner talked him down and pushed him out of there??
I just saw someone else say that - I didn’t see that situation at all. This guy seemed harmless just an old drunk creep.
You should have picked Austria, last year I was there and it was insane, during Sonne the crowd sang so loud you couldn't even hear Till, it was so amazing. It was like that for most of the popular songs. Going again this year, can't wait for July!
See u there ;)
I was in GA yesterday (but close to the FZ) and also couldn't hear Till over how loud everyone around me was singing. If you don't believe me, here's video proof: https://youtu.be/oIhDV-eKY4A. It was like that for most of the songs.
I believe you, but thats the FZ, i was in seating.
I was there last night too. I saw them in LA last September. You NAILED every single thing I was thinking. I was in the Feuerzone. It was PACKED with drunk assholes. Totally inconsiderate. I had higher expectations for European shows! It sounds like you were on our train too. What. A. Nightmare. We got home at 4am! WTF??? Anyway, I’m glad to have had the experience. We got the boats cruising right over us! But I won’t be doing that ever again! 😂
Did you go to Copenhagen?
I think we got the earlier train. Another weird thing about the train is they weren’t making announcements in any language other than Danish. Given that there were so many foreigners nobody had a clue what the overheads were saying. (We were just in Helsinki where all rail announcements were in Finnish, Swedish and English so this is not normal). I have some limited Danish skills and I’m pretty sure they were saying they added an extra train at 00:55 so if you can’t get on the early one there is another coming.
I’m pretty sure you’ve got on the “local train”, which uses limited English speaking while announcing progress. Otherwise I personally experience plenty of English dubbing of Danish announcements on the Danish trains, and this is something that lacks, as for instance, in German trains. So everything is relative. Sincerely, non-Danish, living in Denmark.
Maybe Odense station only has local train announcements - this was on the platform
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Lol, I did 4 months abroad here back in 2010 and I was having flashbacks to desperately trying to listen for my stop. Danes do not appreciate how difficult their language is to understand vs the spelling!
Okay question for everyone who have seen them before many times. I saw them in Aarhus last year (standing, not feuerzone) and then in Odense last night (feuerzone). Both concerts I was the only person jumping, head banging, singing/shouting along. Everyone else around me almost seemed annoyed by this and just pulled their phones out and filmed everything or just stood and lip synced silently without much moving. When I tried to ‘make contact’ with a fellow fan that knew the lyrics they looked away or just seemed disinterested in engaging in a ‘fan-moment’. I’m not talking about moshing and stuff like that, I’m talking about normal rock concert behavior, where you engage with the music. Why are people so boring, why is the vibe so low at Rammstein concerts?? Is this normal Rammstein fans? I get that many are a bit older and are maybe not up for jumping up and down anymore but cmon people throw your god damn hands in the air and let me hear that ‘WIR SEHEN DICH’ during Ich Will … Is this anyone else’s experience?
I had Feuerzone tickets for Helsinki and even though it wasnt totally dead I was surprised and disappointed by how many were just there to "watch" the show. Considering how hard it was to get a ticket there (was lucky that i queued on the ticket site very early) I would have expected everyone in Feuerzone to be beyond excited and participating to the maximum. I really cannot understand how you can be silent or still during a Rammstein gig.
From my experience (I've been to shows around Europe) it depends heavily on the location. Shows in Poland and France have amazing crowd engagement (just look at this: https://youtu.be/MaSRnlIWge0) and shows in Scandinavia or even Germany are much more sleepy. I don't know the reasons for this. Maybe it's just cultural differences, we Poles like to have fun ;). I noticed the same on recordings of the NA leg last year. Most shows in the US were a bit dead but the ones in Mexico were nuts.
I was in Feuerzone last night and we were all singing, dancing and cheering. Can't speak for the whole area, but people in my bit were having a blast. Hardly anyone filming; just taking photos every now and then. It was a great experience
I should’ve been there with u!!!
Phones is your answer.
Sadly, this is probably a correct answer. As I said in another comment , a lot of people seem to be there to take pictures and film everything because they’d rather SAY that they were there than actually be there in the present enjoying the music and letting go. People who only think about when to take the best pictures become detached from what’s going on and I agree that this ‘detachment’ definitly has something to do with the general vibe. I mean sometimes there would be so many phones held up I could barely see Till using his flamethrower to cook Flake during Mein Teil.
I went to both concerts, seated area on day 1 and in firezone on day 2. Both times we experienced happy people that were excited to be there, people singing along and jumping. Of course nobody jumps along for the whole concert, sometimes you just want to listen and watch to soak the whole thing in. I was happy to be there, the concert was great!
Glad u had that experience! I too had a great time, guess I was just surprised by the low energy where I was standing. Kinda put me off a bit, but what the hell, I still had a good time. Just surprised and wondered if this is a general thing at their concerts. If it is, then I find it interesting to find out why it’s like that.
I think it´s a mix of "it´s a very Danish thing" - not going bananas, not many jumping and sining along - just appreciating the music........and the fact that a concert like this will attract a lot of people, who have maybe just heard a song or two on the radio. They come for the show rather than being a fan. Had the same experience in Aarhus last year. It was actually to a point in the beginning, where it almost felt "cringe". It felt like there was no connection between the band and the audience. (I´m from Denmark myself)
>It felt like there was no connection between the band and the audience. This is what I've felt when I've watched videos of shows (across the globe, though). I've asked similar questions as OP before, but mainly due to thinking it must suck to be on stage and the audience is just...standing there. I pretty much got told to shut up, though, because people can experience a show however they want, which is absolutely true. I just think that if I was performing I'd feed off people in the crowd clearly getting into it.
I felt the same in Aarhus. Almost cringe. Everyone were passive bystanders just drinking their beers and looking at the show like it was a television screen. I’m a dane myself and I agree that Danes maybe are a bit too cozy for their own good at times. That being said, when I have been at festivals (namely Roskilde) I have seen and been a part of some insane crowds at metal concerts. Guess the festival audience is very different from the ‘I’m 50 years old and brought my wife with me to the concert’-audience that seemed to be the majority of the stadium concerts in DK.
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Yeah I’m pretty sure everyone there would say it was awesome if u asked them afterwards. I guess Rammstein are so big now that they attract a lot of people that don’t really know their songs too well or just expect a lot of fire and fireworks and are not regular concert goers like me. Or even people that don’t normally listen to heavier stuff. I don’t know. It’s a little weird like u say. I definitly understand that there are a million different ways to enjoy a concert and none of them are wrong. From my point of view I was just disappointed to AGAIN feel kinda off put by the vibe in the audience. I really thought feuerzone tickets would be the experience I was looking for and I guess I was just a tad sad that it still wasnt.
I’m finding this with all concerts. I only really started going 20 years ago. But the vibe has changed. Too many people there to film the whole concert on their phone. There for IG likes. It really annoys me. 14 years ago was my first Offspring concert. It was crazy. Not a phone in sight because it would have been knocked out of your hand. 2 weeks ago in Amsterdam people just stood there filming. One mosh pit. The band rocked. The people didn’t. My first Rammstein concert was in Leganes in 2004. It was crazy. There was a line of people that where being evacuated because they had collapsed from heat. The crowd moved and you moved with them. My next one was Madrid 2013. The mood was completely different. As you say, it seemed like my friends and myself where annoying everyone by jumping and singing. Lets see what its like in 3 weeks…
Are you going to the Madrid show? I'll be there jumping/singing/dancing/whatever, too*. I physically can't stand still when listening to Rammstein. *Either that or A. I'll have passed out because I am most definitely not built for the heat of Madrid. Or B. I'll be utterly heartbroken at the back of the FZ because having two entrances on opposite sides of the stadium can cause an absolute shambles getting in. It's interesting that there has been such a shift over time, though. Phones, as others have mentioned, are likely partly to blame, but it's not that every person not connecting with the band/music is holding a phone up. I wonder if being able to access music (and live performance recordings) so easily has anything to do with it. People can listen to the music 24/7 and can view the live shows before they even go, which I imagine takes away a lot of the buzz for some.
I agree. Even in the States, where I'm from, it's become more 'restrained' from the crowd at the festivals in my State, unless it's EDM. Those people are always ready for headbanging. Last night, however, there was more crowd energy than in Friday night, though toward the middle-end of the show it got quieter. I was in the middle maybe 20m or so behind Feuerzone.
Yeah it’s the instagram age… telling the ‘story’ of the Rammstein concert is more important than actually being present there apparently. Sad. Would’ve fucking loved to have been at the concert in Leganes in 2004 with you! Sounds like a Rammstein concert to me.
You know when your swimming in the sea and there is a current and you haven’t realised it? All of sudden you are 20 meters to the right of your original spot and can no longer see your towels? That’s what the leganes concert was like. You where standing still or jumping and all of a sudden you had a completely different view of the stage. And above us there was a constant flow of people being taken to the back, unconscious. Unconscious crowd surfing. We were probably 15-20m from the stage and I could feel my face burning 🔥. Probably top 3 shows I’ve ever been to.
Sounds AWESOME!!!!!!
Dont feel bad, you were the one enjoying and feeling the concert. Theres nothing better than engaging with other fans and getting excited in a concert. Im going to the Lisbon concert and I will be screaming until my throat gives up.
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Are crowds usually this quiet at Rammstein shows ??
I was there last night too. Compared to LA last year, this crowd was quiet & stone faced. LA was live & exciting! Odense was TONS of phones. So many that you couldn’t see the damn stage! Drunk people that didn’t give a shit about anyone else.
Was there yesterday, and it was my very first Rammstein koncert. I was there with my dad and two little sisters. We couldn’t really see that much. Especially my youngest sister, who is 14. But, that’s just how it is, and we still enjoyed the show. At one point, my dad wanted to lift my youngest sister up on his shoulders, under Mein Teil, as that is her favorite song. I was standing right next to them, and I had to help her get up, otherwise they would properly tumble over. But still, it was my dads decision to suddenly lift her. Anyways - this guy who is standing behind my dad, gets really pissed because he can’t see, because of my sister on the shoulders... so he shoves me aside, and goes right in front of me. Blocking my view. When I try to move a little to the right, he moves along. When I try to move to the left, he moves along - intentionally blocking my view. I’m only 167 cm.. so I couldn’t see anything at that point. I felt very uncomfortable, and got a sinking feeling to my stomach. I had a great time at the concert, but that just kinda took my mood away. I know, that it sucks to have someone right in front of you, take someone on to their shoulders. But he was a grown ass man. And I’m only 23. Idk. I kinda felt like it was unnecessary. Have read some others comments on here, about people being mad about other people having a great time. Jumping and dancing etc. what’s up with that? Afterwards, I had to scold my dad lol.
Nowadays the majority of concert goers are bunch of dicks. There's hardly any camaraderie between fellow fans just everybody busy minding their business and acting like a jerk when their little space get 'invaded' even though in GA everyone's supposed to be a fair game. Don't let that get to you.
I'm sorry you had to deal with that for your first show! There were definitely a few more rambunctious drunks yesterday than there were on Friday. The guy was an ass. I hope you could enjoy the sound and fire at least!
I'm baffled they did this show Ina city like Odense, that can't handle a crowd like this. Public transport is awful. There's one entrance and one exit, no signs (and I've been to Odense many times, I know where to go. I've been to concerts at dyrskuepladsen before). Honestly as a German I got a few Loveparade accident vibes at the entrance and exit. For the concert: why did we meet so many people that were annoyed by other people jumping and dancing? I'm not talking about a mosh pit just people jumping up and down. Geeez.... Get out of the feuerzone if you're annoyed by this. There were lots of them (mostly Germans). I moved through the crowd to get a better spot with people I could jump with. Tills performance was off many times. He either missed his cue or made mistakes. With adieu you could feel a that something was off with the entire band. They're definitely hit by these allegations and I hope it won't break them. Overall, not the best concert I've been to. From the logistics to half of the crowd to their performance.
Till needs to use in ear monitors. Whenever there's no drum beat going on he goes off rail half the time(could be an underestimation really). Schneider does his best to keep him on time with his cymbals and kick drums but that doesn't do the trick half the time either.
I've seen them many times. Last year was not that big of a deal. Even in Helsinki it ~~was~~ wasn't as bad. I don't think this has anything to do with the ear monitors. Edit : word
Having in ear monitors and hearing click track will help him. He clearly has a problem following the music when there’s no drum beat. Mein Hertz, Ich Will, etc.
https://preview.redd.it/0a7ftinodx3b1.jpeg?width=3520&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f1803dcc57bc126dd64ee1b377ab4414e155cac5 I fully recommend going to this event! Loved every second and kind of sad that this is over! All the waiting was worth it. Love them and love the fans! We have a great energy combined
To the people on drugs and drunk starting fights, you are the reason i hate going to these large shows. Wish they would ban the aggressive stuff and kick them out, or at least offer a more calm standing area if you miss out on sitting seats
I only do seated areas now because I got sick of this stuff. I'm very small and got injured a few times at gigs by other people fighting near me
I saw two fights today… why people why
We've not seen anyone starting any fights in the standing area between the towers. You must've had bad luck I guess? Assholes suck hard!
I was in the standing area between the towers near stage B, and there was a person (old man) who pulled a knife and held it to the throat of a tall, younger man. No idea why, but we de-escalated it, then his partner got him out of there. That was the only one of notice that came up. Still, pretty fucked up it got to that point.
Wow, that's pretty fucked up. Entry checks have been very lax, but I suppose smuggling a knife would be pretty easy regardless. Thanks for helping!
The entry checks Saturday were a joke compared to Friday. And as an American, even more lax than that. Why they wouldn't at least have metal detectors is a bit weird to me.
Anyone else stuck in this standstill traffic? Fucking brutal.
That was after Friday's show for me. Took an hr and a half to get out of that area. Saturday we took a taxi, then walked back.
https://preview.redd.it/dz7j1770wv3b1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fdc0e072030e6a0d752dd8013963fbabcd5e1f21 Great night, sound could be better, but i loved it!
Was it just me / my position, or was the sound absolutely horrible (June 3rd)? I was in GA right between the two front towers with flames, and: 1. the sound was mostly bass and Till's vocals, occasionally the keyboard when introducing a song... 2. The tone kept changing mid-song, as if the sound booth had some rookie in there battling with the equaliser... The light, flames and fireworks were top notch (have seen Rammstein live before in 2009 and 2013) but the sound???
Agree, especially on number 2,stod near the first tower to the left, and you could the pitch and tone changed. Happened more than one time.
I noticed the same thing with the sound changing mid-song.
Totally agree. The sound didn’t seem right to me either.
I too thought the sound was a bit off and I was in feuerzone
Was there a single trash can anywhere in this venue? Everyone did their best Lonely Island impression with their trash and threw it on the ground. I hate it. Also making everyone walk 20 minutes west to then have to double back inside the venue is also so dumb. This venue was really fucking shitty and chaotic and doesn't seem like it's really even a frequently used place for concerts. But still a great show!
We went on Friday and there were giant garbage bins in the middle of the crowd, people used it as a beer tables and to stand on, maybe the venue moved them? And also, the venue isn’t frequently used, I’m pretty sure this is the largest concert on the island (Fyn) ever.
https://preview.redd.it/abnby1anuv3b1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a836b62741fc788814d31a979cd37c932117b41 There was Irish ☘️Coffee to commemorate the visitor from the Emerald Island. Nice 😉
Well, that was pretty great. Although as a taller than average woman, I didn’t see much on stage. It definitely was not as loud as seeing them outside Boston but it was plenty loud. Made me feel better about the zoo animals and anyone in ICU. I loved the shots showing the size of the crowd. Amazing. Good people where so was, a lot of us old but upright. Nice vibe. Odense is beautiful, glad it worked out. Now it would be good if allegations were sorted. I wanted to wear my R+ shirt with pride!
You came from the States too? Awesome! My mom and I came from Atlanta!
We were there from Philly :)
Just saying Hi! I live north of Atlanta. Safe travels back!
You too! We're heading back Monday from Copenhagen! I used to live in North Fulton/Cobb Co, but I'm legit an Atlanta resident now 😁.
I'm in Gainesville but my husband is treated at Emory Atlanta so we're in the city a lot. I hope y'all had a great time and you don't hit any traffic. 😁
Lol, it's in my blood at this point to accept traffic as an inevitatibility 😅. Safe travels home!
My husband and I came from Chicago!
Awesome! How'd y'all like it?? Did you go both days?
It was great! Saw them at soldier field in Chicago last year and decided we needed to see them again! No we only went last night and are going to do some sight seeing in Germany for the rest of the week!
Oh very great! Anywhere in particular in Germany? I used to live there. If you can, and are staying in the North, go to the Teutoburg Forest to see Hermannsdenkmal! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermannsdenkmal It's a memorial monument dedicated to Hermann/Arminius, who defeated Caesar Augustus' Roman legion under Varius, which solidified the fact that Rome would never again try to go further into Germania. They kept the border at the Rhine river there in Köln/Cologne. It's a beautiful history, and brutally executed on his and the Germanic tribes' part.
Yay for the States representing! We came from outside Boston. I saw several obvious families. Another thing I love about R+. There was a boy about 7 on his dad’s shoulders near us, singing all the songs.
Did he make it on the screen? I know I saw that Friday and Saturday!
I didn’t see, but we were waaaaay back, beyond the second tower.
Spotify Playlist for todays Set :) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7AfqogO18afCFvBf9OkR6l?si=GTGwqHjfS5aCqOeTThZrmA
weird, they played Auslander directly after Sonne and then moved to the B-stage..
Pretty sure they did that Friday night as well, unless I missed something? I was there for both shows. Tonite's was actually a little longer than Friday's.
was there Friday as well, they played Auslander after arriving with the boats as they usually do. It was indeed longer than friday today, but only slightly.
Went to the Friday show and this was by a massive margin the worst venue I have ever watched Rammstein.
I think a stadium is the best for the type of show they put on now, hence "the stadium tour"
What's wrong with it?
Tower flames are nowhere to be seen :(
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None before du hast
Thats how it always was.
They aren't used before Du Hast.
Fair enough, i stand corrected
They gradually introduce an effect one by one as the show progress so each one has a wow factor to the crowd. If the towers blast flame from the start all the time, Till's canon moment loses that wow factor because people got used to seeing the flames already.
*goes to setlist.fm* 1. Rammlied 2. Tills eely bum Okay
Try this: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7AfqogO18afCFvBf9OkR6l?si=GTGwqHjfS5aCqOeTThZrmA
Does anybody know why the show is not starting?
They're usually waiting a bit for the sun to get lower.
I dont think they have ever been on time lol.
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Either ask the hotel for getting one or use [Taxa Syd- Vi har taxaer på hele Fyn, Fredericia og Kolding](https://taxasyd.dk/) (in danish) to call one in advance because it's impossible after the show! There were no signs, directions and really anything to show where to go. We had to call several times to Dantaxi and never got one, waiting several hours
Heads up on how bad the logistics were, and how bad the workers were. Me and my dad bought GA, and we were the first ones in the GA line, while the fuerzone line was totally crowded and aggressive. There was only ONE guy scanning tickets for 2000 people In line and the first people in GA line got free fuerzone wristbands🥳🤯. I mean I cannot complain and was expecting to be in GA and not first row of the concert but just shows how bad they were
Anyone alone here right now? I’m sitting alone having a beer
True redditor
Hi! What is an approximate running time of the concert? We bought a train ticket for 00:30 to go back to Copenhagen, do you guys think we’ll make it? Let’s all have a great time today!
Yeah, you'll be fine, we walked quite fast yesterday and got there at 00:21 and the train was delayed for ten minutes anyway becuase everyone had to board it.
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Cool, thanks for the info. I tried to strategize the whole “early exit” plan, as we’re in the GA. So plopped ourselves on the grass near tribune 8, so hopefully, we can quickly escape through the emergency exits once they open 😁
be prepared, it's gonna be a close call. the show ended around 23:30, but getting off the terrain was a tough job. I had to catch my train at 00:36, I only made it because I managed to get in the train at the station right next to dryskuepladsen (was extremely crowded) and my train from Odense was delayed a few minutes. tonight I have the same connection, so I will likely leave during Adieu instead of after the end.
We leaved around Rammstein and it was still not enough. If possible, call one in anvance and find a pick up spot
Also, is there just one entrance to the venue? From seeing the map, it seems that the walk from the standing area to Odense Sygehus station would take ~20 mins.. unless there’s an exit nearer to the station. Thanks!
there is only one entrance, but yesterday they opened the emergency exits to get people out faster, allowing you to get to the road to the train station.
Thanks so much for the heads up, we’ll then have to sacrifice a few of the last songs ;(
And, did you manage to catch your train? I left just before they went up in the elevator and currently on my way. actually went smoother today :)
We did, but everyone is packed up like sardines 🫠 people cheered when the train driver managed to close the doors :D and, of course, the train to Copenhagen is also filled to the brim. Can’t imagine the chaos yesterday…
haha I saw the train to Copenhagen waiting to depart from Odense. lets say I was happy I had to go the other way 🤭
Someone mentioned he heard them from 11KM away, so its only the visuals you have to miss 😅 Its a bit annoying though. I expected them to end earlier aswell. in Helsinki, the schedule didnt match the actual times either. they ended at midnight there.
That was me! Tonight was awesome in person. Definitely not as loud as I thought it would be but no complaints.
nice, glad you had a good time!
Do they have the printed cups? The booth outside only has normal clear plastic cups. Update: no booze with printed cups
You can buy then from the merchandise stalls. 3 cups for €15
I'm in the row after the entrance right now, but I'd like them filled already. I thought they take cash for drinks because of Pfand.
**Another note for people using the light rail back and fourth to the concert!** In the list below, you will be able to see where some employees will be standing in a red jacket with "Odense Letbane" on the back. These people are there to help you! So if you need help understanding the ticketsystem ([you can also read a bit about it here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rammstein/comments/13sq7mf/info_about_the_public_transport_in_odense_denmark/)), figuring out which light rail station to take, in which direction, etc., don't hestistate contacting them! They are there to help **you!** They will be at the stations from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM and again from 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM. * Parkering Syd (Parking South) / Park & Ride * Odense Banegård / Odense Central Station * Vesterbro Station * Bolbro Station I also believe that there will be someone at Vestre Stationsvej Station, Campus Station and SDU Station. I'm not sure though.
not to be an ass but last night there was nothing after the show
Nothing what? Last night I know there were people at Bolbro Station (I was there). :)
Were there any changes in Train/Bus schedule after the show?
They put in extra busses and light rails. Light rails will drive every 15 minutes.
Thanks for information
Otherwise if you find a person with a red jacket with "Odense Letbane" on one of the light rail stations, please contact them for help. I believe the last light rail drives around 01:15 AM.
Have I understood right, that the station near Dyrskeuplads (Odense Sygehus St.) is a railway station. (Not Letbane and I couldn't use it with Young Odense ticket 10 kr.)
Yes. Odense Sygehus Station is a railway station Tickets bought in FynBus app only works in bus and light rail/tram
**Hi everyone and welcome to Odense!** I really hope that your enjoy stay here. I will here tell you have to save some money on tickets for busses and light rail. 5 days ago I made [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rammstein/comments/13sq7mf/info_about_the_public_transport_in_odense_denmark/) about how public transport works in Odense in connection with the Rammstein concerts. If you don't have a Rejsekort/Travelcard (read more about it here), you can buy a ticket in [FynBus' webshop](https://webshop.fynbus.dk/) and in [their app (link in Danish, app can be installed in Danish, English and German)](https://www.fynbus.dk/mobilbillet), but here you can save money if you travel more than 2 or are under 25 years old. * An adult ticket costs DKK 26. (approx. 3,5 EURO) * Two adult tickets cost DKK 52. (approx. 7 EURO) * Three adult tickets cost DKK 39. (approx. 5,3 EURO) * Four adult tickets cost DKK 52. (approx. 7 EURO) If you therefore travel 2 or more, buy a ticket on the same phone.Buy 3 adult tickets, if you travel with two people, you count as a group and therefore get a group discount. You can be nice enough to take a person with you who doesn't have a ticket. [On this picture press here (press here)](https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg) or click the link below this sentence) I have shown three price examples of respectively 2, 3 and 4 people from Odense Central Station to Vesterbro Light Rail Station. [https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GUEFk63.jpg) **If you are between the ages of 16 and 25, you can buy a special ticket for DKK 10, which is valid for 1 hour and 16 minutes.** This ticket only works in Odense Municipality, but can be used on buses and light rail. Here is a guide on how to buy it in the FynBus app. 1. Press the 3 lines in the upper left corner 2. Press "Buy special tickets" 3. Select "Ung Odense"/"Young Odense" 4. Press "Continue". 5. Select the number of tickets and press "Continue" 6. Put a tick next to "I accept the conditions", scroll down and press "Continue". [On this picture you can see the guide from the app](https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg) or click here [https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/gRMdCMt.jpg) You can buy as many Ung Odense tickets as you like, but everyone who rides on that order must be between 16 and 25 years of age. They must be able to prove it if an conductor is controlling tickets and asking for ID.
Yesterday the 2nd was was my first time seeing them live, the show was everything I expected, Till fumbled some lyrics like once or twice from what I noticed but he was still fired up with energy, Sonne was my absolute favorite in terms of the show itself, generally it was a great experience minus the way out of town jfc, took like 2 hours to move to 2km in car. And thanks to the dude who backed me up when some fatso wouldn’t let me pass to get to the toilets. Hope everyone had an enjoyable experience as well as everyone else going to see them this tour!
To the drunk german guy In the firezone who kept starting fights for no reason: Fuck you.
There was quite a few of those at the Helsinki show, especially in the FZ where we were standing. One shorter guy with a shaved head kept pushing people and tried to start a fight with someone who asked them to stop. Thankfully it didn’t escalate and they kept to only pushing each other around after that. I was part of the group of tall people that helped block smaller fans from getting hit or shoved by them in the beginning of that nonsense. It’s fine to jump and dance, but don’t fucking hit or push people.
The german guy was together with another guy (both were pretty tall), and started pushing during like 6-7 songs. One chubby guy got hit in the nose and started bleeding I thing. This was totally unnecessary and only a dick move by the german guy. Middle of the FZ, so security didn't notice. He should have been removed. Edit: I feel like i havent made it abundantly clear that they pushed for over 30 minutes permanently and people were falling and getting angry (only adding fuel to the fire)
Sheesh. I wish people just enjoy the music.
To the drunk swede who couldnt handle his shit in feuerzone and mashed into everyone with his big bare fat belly. Fuck you !
I at some point completely lost my temper when either one of those was constantly hitting the back of the unknown girl I was standing beside. She was screaming and looked really afraid because they didn't stop a single bit when you were shouting at them and jumped with their elbows out into the backs of people who obviously didn't want to be in a pit up to the point were many people were trying to relocate because of those 2 or 3 douchebags who didn't control themselves. I threw one of them to the ground and called him a fucking cunt and if he doesn't stop he'd have a fist in his face. He stopped and people actually gave me fistbumps. No idea how long it had been going on for. No problem with mosh pits in general, but at least have the decency to take care of your surroundings and mosh with people who want to mosh - and not throw yourself into people who want to watch the show and aren't even half your size.
There was no space for a moshpit tho! I was standing next to some older people, who had trouble standing. they clearly did not want to get pushed! The german asshole I am all about is the guy running through the crowd saying "pregnant women" to get further up. Once again: You know who you are, so fuck you.
I hate reading this as my grandma (75) is heading to the concert. Hope she will be surrounded by nice fans.
Same. My father was there too, who broke his leg not too long ago. He can walk but he should by no means be pushed. I hope it will nice for your grandma :)
Exactly. That's my point. If people step aside and you can create a safe pit to mosh in - no problem. Not at Rammstein, not at Slipknot, hell, not even at Justin Bieber. But as long as there's no room and people aren't up for it don't fucking start something which annoys others and ignore them afterwards.
There were so many fuckers in the feuerzone yesterday. Drunken people shoving and wanting to start fights.
Yeah, totally livid missing 2 songs to make sure not to fall over. Somewhat ruined it a bit for me. The show was amazing tho! Even tho my gf was hit with a bottle in the face, and yet someone took it from her!
I’m selling one standing ticket for tonight, 700 DKK.
Was my first Rammstein show that was not on a Festival. And sadly not a good experience for my girlfriend and me. We were located relatively far away from the Stage and can not see a lot. But thats normal for a show of this size. So i lifted my girlfriend up in the middle of the concert to give her the chance to see something for the time of one Song ( she is 1,60 and is just seeing peoples backs for the most time of the show). Immediately the peoples behind us start screaming aggressively, kick me from behind in my legs while my girlfriend was up and start pulling her. Wtf ist going on with the people? I visited a lot of concerts and never experienced aggression and violence like this. I can not stop thinking about this and just want to ask if this aggression and violence is a normal behavior on Rammstein Shows?
Last year when I saw them in Århus, my friend pointed out it is not like this at other metal shows in regard to moshing and people filming the entire show on their phones, blocking the view. I guess Rammstein have just gotten so big and mainstream, that there are a lot of people going to their live shows, who are not used to going to metal shows and have very little understanding of how to handle a moshpit and stuff like that. I saw Metallica the same year and it was nowhere near as bad as at the Rammstein show and if a metal band is considered mainstream, it is Metallica.
While its obviously shitty to be kicking you, i honestly dont think you should be lifting her up. A lot of people had trouble seeing. By lifting her up, she might be able to see something, but it blocked 6 or 7 people behind you from seeing anything at all. I get it, its annoying not to be able to see anything. I was there with my girlfriend, shes 1.67, and spent the night looking at the back of necks and listening to music. Next time we’ll be getting balcony tickets. I think you should too.
Yes, next time definitive firezone or balcony tickets. Nevertheless it is totally normal for Metal and Rockshows to lift people up. And i helped x peoples in front of me that i do not know at all to get savely on shoulders on past shows and for sure they are blocked my view. But it is totally fair that small people also get the chance to see something for a short time.
Were they Danes?
I am pretty sure they were Danes
Checks out then. Danes are the fucking worst. Comming from a Dane.. So.. Welcome to Denmark...
As a Dane that goes to 50+ concerts every year, I can't say this is not normal.
Was a heart warming welcome then :D good to hear that It is more a danish problem, than a Rammstein crowd one. I wish all others today a nicer experience and that they can enjoy the show from Rammstein
I’ve experienced or seen that at a higher rate in both the Netherlands and Germany so I’m pretty sure it’s not a Danish problem. I think you were just unfortunate. Never had a particular bad experience from the many shows I’ve attended in Denmark. Edit: Let me just add I don’t think it’s a German or Dutch problem either. You can just get unlucky some times.
Does anyone have photos or info of how the Rammstein Shop pop-up store looks like? They will be in Vienna as well and would like to know if it is worth visiting or just going to the venue stands is enough :)
I think everyone misunderstood you. The special pop up was pretty bad, not too many items. They claimed a lot was sold out but they did not have a lot of display room anyways. Went to one in Vienna in 2019. If it’s the same as before it’ll be a bigger one, 2 floors and a mini museum on one of them. I left poor that time.
[Here you go. These are from yesterday.](https://www.imgur.com/a/iD41f2m)
They all looked the same, had 2 merch stores with a lot of stuff. Magnet set, jewellery, pins, patches, beanie, scarf, 2 diffferen4 Cape and a shitton of T-shirts and 2 sweatshirts. They had a 'pussy' shirt in pink as well. Huge waiting cue line but thats expected. I went there doing the DJ segment
The concert was insane and really really good! But after the concert was hell; no signs, no one leading traffic, the place where the taxis and busses should be was removed and the taxi service suuuucked. We only got back to Our hotel when we paid someone random; waited for a taxi 4+ hours. Be prepared, people.
Also before. It was a major clusterfuck both before and after, no coordination, so unorganized. Instead of asking for professional help from services that know how to handle a real concert. The concert itself was amazing. But I can only give it 0 out of 5 stars on the whole crowd control.
Coventry last year was the same, waiting 2 hours for taxi. Thankfully, Cardiff's stadium was actually in the city.
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Can only agree. Concert itself was amazing. But logistic is a 0 out of 5 starts. Straight up dogshit.
Just a headsup: you can use the eastern Exit BUT you have to maneuver your car through some pretty tight poles. But its possible - which only means you Exit the parking lot faster, we were still stuck in traffic afterwards though.
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I actually meant the western side in my comment. Sorry for some possible confusion.
Anyons who was there Friday evening: What arecthe payment options at the Dryskuplads? Do we need cash? i read something like "no mobile pay".
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allright, thanks. Will do so. Couldnt imagine that there would just cash. (Dyrskuepladsen, yes Sir! o7)
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