Rammstein - Live In Mexico City explosive concert film is heading for Derby and Sheffield cinemas

Fans, flames and favourite songs feature in film of spectacular 2022 concerts in Mexico City

Industrial metal band Rammstein’s explosive stadium concert in Mexico City will be replayed on the silver screen.

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Rammstein Live In Mexico City will screen in selected Derby and Sheffield cinemas. | Jens Koch

Seven 747s and nearly 210 crew members brought rock ‘n’ roll’s most ambitious pyro-theatrical experience overseas in 2022.

The Los Angeles Times wrote: “The commitment to excessive pyromania was epic stagecraft on a Wagnerian scale, several notches up from most arena rock. More important was that the six-piece band wasn’t dependent on those fireworks but could have easily punished and soothed the senses to nearly the same effect with music alone.”

Rammstein - Live In Mexico City is the definitive document of a triumphant trio of shows witnessed by near 200,000 ecstatic fans, and of the global stadium tour that filled football fields the world over with fans and flames from 2019 to 2024.

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Rammstein played to nearly 200,000 fans in three sellout concerts in Mexico City in 2022. | Jens Koch

Filmed in 4K, the feature-length concert film brings the fire and adrenaline of the inimitable Rammstein live experience to the cinema screen, as the band powers through career-spanning highlights including Armee der Tristen, Deutschland, Du riechst so gut, Sonne, Du hast and a rare performance of Te querio puta!

In the week of Bonfire Night, cinemas in Derby and Sheffield will screen the documentary. Fans can catch the spectacular concert film on November 4 at Odeon Luxe, Derby at 7.25pm and at Cineworld Sheffield at 7.30pm and on November 7 at Cineworld Sheffield at 12noon.

Over the course of a career spanning 30 years and counting, Rammstein has sold more than 20 million albums around the world and played countless spectacular, groundbreaking tours. The Berlin sextet’s lineup has remained unchanged since the band’s formation in 1994.

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