Till Lindemann of Rammstein has announced he’ll be touring Australia in 2026 with support from Mélancolia.
Rammstein frontman Till Linderman has announced an Australian debut solo tour for early next year.
The German singer will exclusively play reconceptualised solo material and will be supported by Melbourne’s very own Mélancolia.
Lindermann will start his tour on January 15th in Brisbane’s own Fortitude Music Hall, then travel down to Sydney, Melbourne and conclude his tour in Perth on Thursday, January 22nd.
The Rammstein frontman is announcing the tour after releasing a David Lynch tribute, ‘Und die Engel singen’ in August. The singer also released the standalone single ‘Meine Welt’ in 2024. Lindemann would release his debut solo album Zunge in 2023, which received positive reviews, with Infrared Magazine praising Lindemann for blending provocative themes with an industrial edge. The publication would go on to call the album “an intense journey through the darker aspects of human nature”.
Till Lindemann Meine Welt Australian Tour 2026 Dates
Pre-sale tickets for Till Lindemann’s Aussie tour go on sale Wednesday 17 September at 9 am AEST (register here for access), while general sales begin Friday 19 September at 9am AEST.
- Thursday 15 January – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, Qld
- Saturday 17 January – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, NSW
- Sunday 18 January – PICA, Melbourne, VIC
- Tuesday 20 January – AEC Theatre, Adelaide, SA
- Thursday 22 January – Metro City, Perth, WA
Any metal fan is sure to be familiar with Till Lindemann’s iconic and dramatic stage presence, drawing crowds in with his unique on-stage persona. Now, with his solo shows, the vocalist is promising to shock audiences and give them insight into the depths of his uncanny world.
In their review of the show, Metal Planet Music noted the concert featured the singer throwing cakes into the crowd, along with a hand cannon that would shoot fish to the far ends of the venue. But, through all the showmanship, Lindermann will also offer a deeply raw and emotional performance that he promises will stick with you long into the future.
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