Rammstein are preparing to take to the stage at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Thursday, June 30 as part of their biggest ever European Stadium Tour. The gig was originally scheduled for 2020 but was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic and rescheduled for 2022.
The show, which has been a long time coming, will mark the band’s second-ever appearance in Wales, following their performance at the Motorpoint Arena in 2005. It comes after their recent gig in Coventry, with reports stating the band could be heard up to 11 miles away.
Ahead of the concert, we've put a handy guide together with everything you need to know from stage times to the set list, tickets, parking, and road closures, you can find it here.
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Doors to the Principality Stadium are set to open at 5pm for the gig and there are some security rules you will need to follow, including what you can and can't take into the stadium. Food or beverages are not allowed, other than in exceptional circumstances, and admission will be denied if a person attempts to gain entry with alcohol. You can find out what else is banned below.
What items are banned from the Principality Stadium?
There are ground regulations when attending events at the Principality Stadium with many prohibited items listed on the official website:
Fireworks
Flares
Pyrotechnics
All horns including air horns
Musical instruments
Smoke canisters
Laser pointers
Bottles
Glasses
Cans
Cooking devices
Banners
Poles
Large golf-type umbrellas
Selfie sticks
Knives
Blades and other articles or containers – including any which could or might be used as a weapon – or any other item which in the reasonable opinion of the WRU Group, its servants or agents, could be used as a weapon or cause nuisance to others.
All promotional, commercial, political, and religious printed matter, including but not limited to leaflets, banners, flags, signs, symbols
Animals (except service dogs and guide dogs) or livestock
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