Rammstein's Till Lindemann Announces Live In Kraków Concert Film And Presses The Box Set Vinyl Into An Actual Layer Cake
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann has announced Live In Kraków, a full concert film and live album capturing his December 1, 2025 solo performance at the TAURON Arena in Kraków, Poland. The release arrives. . .
Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann has announced Live In Kraków, a full concert film and live album capturing his December 1, 2025 solo performance at the TAURON Arena in Kraków, Poland. The release arrives September 25 through Out Of Line Music and spans six different formats — box set, vinyl, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, and cassette — with the track listing changing depending on which one you pick up. And then there’s the box set option that presents the vinyl pressed and stacked to resemble a layer cake, which is either the most ridiculous or the most brilliant piece of physical media packaging of the year. Pre-orders are open now. 🎧 STREAM THE METAL BREAKDOWN DAILY NOW:A concert film, a live album, six formats, and vinyl you could serve at a birthday party — Scott Penfold digs into Till Lindemann’s Live In Kraków announcement on today’s Metal Breakdown Daily and explains why the physical media arms race is getting genuinely strange. Download the free Loaded Radio App on Apple iOS and Google Play and stream the broadcast now. What Live In Kraków Actually IsThe night in question was December 1, 2025, at the TAURON Arena — one of Poland’s largest indoor venues — on the European leg of Lindemann’s solo run. The show was filmed and recorded in full, and the result becomes both a concert film and a live album under the Live In Kraków title. The performance ran close to twenty songs across the main set and a five-song encore, drawing from Lindemann’s solo catalog under his own name alongside material from Lindemann, the project he built with Swedish multi-instrumentalist Peter Tägtgren. Longtime followers will spot familiar staples in there — Sport Frei, Skills In Pills, Fish On, Knebel and Home Sweet Home among them — which makes this the most complete document yet of what Lindemann’s solo show has become since he first took it beyond Europe. That matters, because the solo project has grown into something substantial. Lindemannbrought it to North America for the first time in 2024beforerunning a full European tour through fall 2025with a stacked touring band. Until now, there’s been no official live document of it. Live In Kraków fixes that. Six Formats, And One Of Them Is A CakeHere’s where it gets fun. Live In Kraków will be available as a box set, on vinyl, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, and cassette, with the track listing varying from format to format — so completists are going to be doing some homework before they order. And one particular box set option features the various vinyl pressed in the form of a layer cake. Not packaged in a cake-shaped box. The records themselves, stacked and presented as a cake. Look, this is the guy whose stage show has involved a flamethrower, a cauldron, and a giant phallic cannon. A vinyl layer cake is arguably one of the more restrained ideas he’s had. But in an era when every artist is chasing collector-edition dollars with the same alternate-color-vinyl playbook, credit where it’s due — nobody else is doing this. Where This Fits In The Lindemann TimelineLindemann has been steadily building a solo identity separate from his day job for over a decade, first through the Lindemann duo with Tägtgren from 2014, then under his own name. The past couple of years have kept that momentum going with a steady release of singles and elaborate videos, includingthe striking Meine Welt clip in 2025, which fueled speculation about a larger solo body of work taking shape. A live album and concert film isn’t a new studio record — but it’s the kind of release an artist puts out when the live show has become the point, and when there’s a catalog deep enough to justify a two-hour document of it. For a solo project that started as a side experiment for one of metal’s most recognizable frontmen, that’s a real marker. Live In Kraków arrives September 25 via Out Of Line Music, withpre-orders available now. TL;DRTill Lindemann has announced Live In Kraków, a concert film and live album out September 25 via Out Of Line MusicIt captures his December 1, 2025 performance at the TAURON Arena in Kraków, PolandThe set ran close to twenty songs including a five-song encore, drawing on both his solo material and his Lindemann project catalogAvailable as a box set, vinyl, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, and cassette, with the track listing varying by formatOne box set option presents the vinyl pressed and stacked in the form of a layer cakePre-orders are open nowFAQWhen does Till Lindemann’s Live In Kraków come out?Live In Kraków is scheduled for release on September 25, 2026 through Out Of Line Music. Pre-orders are currently open. Where was Live In Kraków recorded?It was filmed and recorded at Till Lindemann’s December 1, 2025 solo concert at the TAURON Arena in Kraków, Poland. What formats is Live In Kraków available in?Live In Kraków will be released as a box set, vinyl, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, and cassette. The track listing varies depending on the format, and one box set option features the vinyl pressed in the form of a layer cake. Is Live In Kraków a Rammstein album?No. It is a solo release from Rammstein vocalist Till Lindemann, capturing a performance from his solo tour rather than a Rammstein show. Only Till Lindemann could turn a live album into a dessert and somehow make it work — this is exactly the kind of swing that keeps physical media interesting. Are you grabbing the cake box set or keeping it simple? Let us know in the comments, and followLoaded Radiofor daily rock and metal news.