Rammstein frontman **Till Lindemann** has officially confirmed that Rammstein’s **ninth studio album** is set to arrive **before the end of 2025** — a dramatic return following their acclaimed 2022 release, *Zeit*.
In a stunning announcement on June 2, 2025, the band revealed they’ve reunited with long‑time collaborator and producer **Olsen Involtini**, best known for shaping their sound on *Mutter* (2001) and other iconic albums. Guitarist **Richard Z. Kruspe** confirmed recording sessions began in **early 2025**, spanning top studios in **Berlin and Prague**, and promised a sound described as “**darker, more cinematic**,” blending orchestral sweeps, analog synths, and aggressive industrial textures.
Frontman **Till Lindemann** emphasized the album’s thematic core, focusing on **power, control, and social unrest**, stating it will once again “hold up a mirror” — though this time, with a reflection “much darker” than before. With approximately **11 tracks** and an estimated running time of nearly an hour—including one sprawling **nine-minute epic**—fans are gearing up for Rammstein’s most ambitious work yet.
The **release date is officially scheduled for October 2025**, with the debut single expected to drop in **late August**. To amplify impact, the band is prepping a **world tour launching in November 2025**, hitting major cities like Berlin, Paris, London, New York, São Paulo, and Tokyo. Tickets go on sale **June 15**, including early access for fan‑club members.
Rammstein’s live reputation precedes them — expect a tour dripping in pyrotechnics, theatrical set‑designs, and “fire taken to a whole new level,” as drummer Christoph Schneider teased. With this dual release and tour, 2025 is shaping up to be a **cultural event** in industrial rock — a bold, immersive statement from one of the genre’s most iconic bands.
