Fans from far and wide have flocked to Cardiff's city centre to watch German heavy metal band Rammstein perform at the Principality Stadium. The hard rock band, who bring out all the stops in their show, is heading to Cardiff for one epic night on Thursday, June 30.
Known for their very impressive stage displays, including fire and pyrotechnics, the German Neue Deutsche Härte band is performing in the Principality Stadium. The concert had been a long time coming - it was initially set to take place in June, 2020 but got cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic, with a concert expected to take place a year later in 2021 also cancelled.
It's been reported that their recent show in Coventry could be heard up to 11 miles away, meaning other parts of Cardiff may also be able to enjoy the show. But for the people that were attending the concert in the stadium, it was clear that the event meant a lot to them for many reasons. We spoke to a few of them as they arrived in the Welsh capital and asked about their thoughts and feelings about the highly anticipated concert.
