The cities are Philadelphia, Mexico City, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Chicago, Montreal, Foxborough, Washington D.C., and East Rutherford. The animated gif the band published shows each city and a drawing of the venues. It does not, however, reveal exact dates.

The band has also published a short video with a clip from the Deutchland promo with audio narration by Herb Morrison from Chicago radio station WLS.

Until the band comes to the US, they will tour across Europe supporting their last album, released last year, 10 years after their former album Liebe ist für alle da. The album contained acclaimed singles like “Deutchland,” “Ausländer,” and “Puppe.”

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“There was an unpleasant noise from Monday to Tuesday which was caused by a technical error, according to the contractor,” said the statement. “Necessary steps have been taken to ensure that such a case does not happen again. We are sure that the world-class arena, which will be ready by mid-November, and the new green land around it will make it up to the residents,” the statement continued. “We apologize to the residents of the surrounding streets for the inconvenience caused.”

Deutschland was the first single of Rammstein new self-titled album. The album is the first single by the German industrial band to make the top 10 list on the Billboard 200 – it reached No. 9. It also reached No. 1 in 14 different countries. The single is accompanied by a high-budget video depicting the dark past of Germany. As is quite usual with Rammstein’s work – it garnered some controversy upon its release. This time, it seems, the band is not to blame.

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Billboard reported that the German industrial legends already sold 270,000 units of their self-titled album, which was released through Universal Music on May 17th.

The band’s latest album mostly topped the charts in European countries, including Germany, France, Russia, and Switzerland, but it also managed to climb to no. 9 on the Billboard 200, making it Rammstein’s first album to ever break into Top 10 in the US.

Frank Briegmann, president and CEO of Universal Music Central Europe and German label Deutsche Grammophon, couldn’t wait to share the news with the public and celebrate Rammstein’s enormous commercial success.

“Rammstein are in a league of their own – both in terms of their music and their shows, as well as their national and international success. They are THE German music export, capturing the imagination of millions of fans across the world,” said Briegmann in a statement.

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The cities are Philadelphia, Mexico City, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Chicago, Montreal, Foxborough, Washington D.C., and East Rutherford. The animated gif the band published shows each city and a drawing of the venues. It does not, however, reveal exact dates.

The band has also published a short video with a clip from the Deutchland promo with audio narration by Herb Morrison from Chicago radio station WLS.

Until the band comes to the US, they will tour across Europe supporting their last album, released last year, 10 years after their former album Liebe ist für alle da. The album contained acclaimed singles like “Deutchland,” “Ausländer,” and “Puppe.”

The post Rammstein Teases Cities for North American Tour appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

“There was an unpleasant noise from Monday to Tuesday which was caused by a technical error, according to the contractor,” said the statement. “Necessary steps have been taken to ensure that such a case does not happen again. We are sure that the world-class arena, which will be ready by mid-November, and the new green land around it will make it up to the residents,” the statement continued. “We apologize to the residents of the surrounding streets for the inconvenience caused.”

Deutschland was the first single of Rammstein new self-titled album. The album is the first single by the German industrial band to make the top 10 list on the Billboard 200 – it reached No. 9. It also reached No. 1 in 14 different countries. The single is accompanied by a high-budget video depicting the dark past of Germany. As is quite usual with Rammstein’s work – it garnered some controversy upon its release. This time, it seems, the band is not to blame.

The post Budapest Vs Deutschland: Rammstein’s Song Left On All Night Enraging Residents appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Billboard reported that the German industrial legends already sold 270,000 units of their self-titled album, which was released through Universal Music on May 17th.

The band’s latest album mostly topped the charts in European countries, including Germany, France, Russia, and Switzerland, but it also managed to climb to no. 9 on the Billboard 200, making it Rammstein’s first album to ever break into Top 10 in the US.

Frank Briegmann, president and CEO of Universal Music Central Europe and German label Deutsche Grammophon, couldn’t wait to share the news with the public and celebrate Rammstein’s enormous commercial success.

“Rammstein are in a league of their own – both in terms of their music and their shows, as well as their national and international success. They are THE German music export, capturing the imagination of millions of fans across the world,” said Briegmann in a statement.

The post Rammstein Break Personal Record with Their New Studio Album appeared first on Hot Pop Today.