After the end of their monumental stadium tour from 2019 to 2024, Rammstein announced a break in the summer of 2024. Frontman Till Lindemann and his bandmates made it clear that the band’s journey would continue — but exactly how remains the subject of intense speculation. Between alleged album leaks, fan reports, and misinformation, it has become difficult for fans to keep track.
Here you’ll find all currently known facts and rumors about the Rammstein Tour 2026 — as of July 31, 2025.
No Tour in 2025 and 2026 — Two-Year Break Planned?
Several fan sources report that guitarist Paul Landers allegedly stated before a show in Gelsenkirchen on July 28, 2024, that Rammstein would not be touring in 2025 or 2026. Instead, the band is said to be planning a two-year hiatus.
This information originally came from the fan page Rammstein Belgium and was picked up by outlets such as Metal Hammer and the Augsburger Allgemeine. However, there has been no official confirmation from the band.
Planned Releases During the Break
According to fan reports and Rammstein World, the band may still release new material during their pause:
- “Ramm4” — A song that has been performed live since 2016, rumored to finally get a studio release.
- Documentary Series — Multi-part project, allegedly planned for Amazon Prime Video.
- Mexico 2022 Live Recording — Possible release as a concert video.
As always, until Rammstein officially confirms these plans, all of this remains unverified information.
Rumors About a New Album
The biggest wish among fans: a new studio album.
However, there is currently no solid evidence that an album will be released in 2026.
- “Meanwhile” Fake: In May 2025, rumors of an album called Meanwhile with a lead single Feuer und Eis circulated online — later exposed as a hoax and scam.
- Studio Work 2020: During the COVID-19 break, the band reportedly worked on new songs. Whether these will result in an album remains unknown.
