It was a spectacular event. The stormy skies cleared for show time and the rain, thunder and lightning resumed after the final encore. Kind of like magic!

Minnesota came together, and rocked themselves into another world. People, the pandemic is overrr. Rammstein had us singing, amazed and overjoyed. I'm not sorry I went. Concert of the year. There were a lot of people there, really. It was not sold out...but who cares? Alot of concerts aren't. Their show amazed it's audience. It was an experience. One of a kind. God bless Rammstein.

stunning effects/lighting/pyro and superb audio made for a great night

Been to a ton of shows, this one was special. Rammstein are on a different planet for live performances

After not raining much for weeks it poured all day before the show. Luckily it mostly cleared up before the start of Rammsteins set. The stage was enormous with large towers built into it and other towers around the General Admission crowd. The songs were perfectly performed with plenty of crowd engagement. A great mix of old and new. The pyrotechnics were top notch. The heat from the flame bursts could be felt on the damp crowd. 2+ hours later I was on my home feeling excited and glad the show finally happened after originally being set for 2020. I highly recommend anyone who loves metal and Rammstein to see this show if it ever comes back around.

I bought tickets before Covid hit and held on to them because I knew Rammstein was one of the best concerts to experience. Saw them at MSG in 2011 and left feeling alive and thrilled to have seen a group that show such respect for their fans. Yesterday my husband became a fan as he came with me. We both have such positive energy and are singing in German during the Oktoberfest time of year. Great to feel alive again!