Artistic Freedom & Scrolling Script: The Lindemann Chapter
Lindemann was born in 2013 as a creative outlet — a project that broke free from traditional band structures. Till Lindemann (Rammstein) joined forces with Swedish multi-instrumentalist Peter Tägtgren (Hypocrisy, Pain) to create something raw and experimental. The result: hard-hitting industrial metal beats, electronic elements, and characteristically provocative lyrics.
Debut: With Skills in Pills (2015) — sung entirely in English — the duo made a bold statement: dark, ironic, and sonically unique. The sound was edgy and unapologetically distinct.
Second Chapter: In 2019 came F & M (Frau & Mann) — this time in German. Released on November 22, 2019, the album reached number one on the German charts and was certified Gold. Singles such as Steh auf, Ich weiß es nicht, Knebel, and Frau & Mann drew significant media attention — partly due to their controversial music videos, most notably Knebel.
In 2020, the duo disbanded — Tägtgren moved on, and Lindemann continued under his own name, turning the project into a solo endeavor.
Till Lindemann (Solo)
2022 - Present
Joe Letz
2022 - Present
Jes Paige
2022 - 2025
Dani Sophia
2025 - 2025
Krissy Kaminski
2025 - Present
Danny Lohner
2022 - Present
Emily Ruvidich
2022 - Present
Constance Day (Antoinette)
2023 - 2025
Brynn Route
2025 - Present
Legend
After the second album F & M (2019), which marked a return to German lyrics, Lindemann and Tägtgren went their separate ways. The end of their collaboration was officially announced in 2020.
But for Till Lindemann, this did not mean a standstill. He chose to continue the project under his own name — Till Lindemann.
Since then, he has worked with various musicians, consistently pursuing his artistic vision. His music has become harder, darker, and more uncompromising — yet at the same time, more personal than ever before.
On his own, Lindemann released his debut solo album Zunge on November 3, 2023. Entirely independent and without any label affiliation, he demonstrated complete artistic freedom. The singles Zunge, Schweiß, Lecker, Nass, and Sport frei were released beforehand. Immediately afterward, he embarked on a European tour — the Zunge Tour (2023–2024).
Further singles followed in 2024–2025: Übers Meer, Meine Welt, and Und die Engel singen.
Since redefining himself as a solo artist, Till Lindemann has taken the live experience to an entirely new level of intensity. His solo tours, such as the current Meine Welt tour, are spectacular works of total art — visually grand, sonically powerful, and emotionally demanding.
The shows feature exclusive solo tracks, rare pieces, and new material, enhanced by intricate lighting and video productions. On stage, Till Lindemann appears freer and more extreme than within the Rammstein collective — and audiences around the world celebrate it.
A central element of Till Lindemann’s solo project is his lyricism. Long known for his ambiguous and provocative writing, he uses his solo platform to express himself in an even more personal and experimental way.
Whether through brutal metal anthems or melancholic ballads, Lindemann breaks taboos, plays with social roles, and explores both societal and deeply personal themes.
His solo work reveals him as an uncompromising artist — one who refuses to be restrained by criticism or convention.
With the separation from Tägtgren and the continuation under his own name, a new creative chapter has begun for Till Lindemann.
He is currently working continuously on new songs, video productions, and tour concepts.
Fans can look forward to more releases, exclusive live experiences, and unexpected collaborations. The Till Lindemann solo project remains in motion — raw, unpredictable, and artistically one of a kind.
