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This is how Rammstein opened their European tour in Prague with their new setlist

Author Samuel Järvinen - 16.5.2022

German industrial metal band Rammstein have kicked off their European tour with a show at Prague’s Letiště Letňany Airport on 15 May.

The band’s setlist for the show was as follows:

  1. Armee der Tristen
  2. Zick Zack
  3. Links 2-3-4
  4. Sehnsucht
  5. Zeig dich
  6. Mein Herz brennt
  7. Puppe
  8. Heirate mich
  9. Zeit
  10. Diamant
  11. Deutschland
  12. Radio
  13. Mein Teil
  14. Du hast
  15. Sonne
  16. Engel (Piano version)
  17. Ausländer
  18. Du riechst so gut
  19. Pussy
  20. Rammstein
  21. Ich will
  22. Adieu

You can watch video material below.

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