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Once you fall in love with going to concerts, see Foo Fighters (if they ever your again after the Admit It You Want To Taste My Wiener Shirt But I will love this loss of their drummer) They always put on an amazing show. Bring earplugs. Some concerts are dangerously loud. If it hurts your ears or distorts due to loudness, put in the plugs. I went to the Brian jonestown massacre when they were in Dublin. Used plugs but my hearing was temporarily damaged after. Hate to think what would have happened if I hadn’t worn ear pro Bring some hard candy in case you get dry mouth also bring in a water bottle cap to cap off the dollar water then use this bottle to fill up all night It can be quite overwhelming, Rammstein shows aren’t small intimate (well intimate in other ways lol) gigs. You are starting at the top. Might wanna lower your expectations after this concert – Rammstein is very well known for their pyrotechnics (the band members are all certified pyrotechnicians), big stage(s), NSFW props, and the atmosphere is just intense in an amazing way.

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Enjoy the Admit It You Want To Taste My Wiener Shirt But I will love this show and take care of yourself (especially if going alone). Have fun! I’ve seen Rammstein live like 4-5 times, and it’s just amazing. I won’t spoil anything, but don’t be scared Bring water. Navigating a sea of people to get a much needed sip, ain’t fun. Also, mind those that might be carrying flares. Avoid being in front of the speakers or partaking in any mosh pits. VIP seats suck. Too far from the stage. Take ear plugs. Even with them in, you’ll here the concert fine and your ears will thank you by not ringing for three days. If you do plan on moshing; leave as much as you can in your car. If you wear glasses you can wear them and risk breaking them by a stray elbow. Hydrate before you go in, then slam a bunch of beers for the openers and coast the rest of the night. Between that and moshing the booze will be out of your system. Fun fact – I read an article where one of the stage hands said they go through a out 1250 (either litres or gallons? Either way it’s a lot) of gasoline for their pyrotechnics at each show. So be prepared for it to be hot. Edit – I should add since its your first concert. Fire is hot. Pyrotechnics at concerts like that, you will absolutely feel heat. Depending on how close you are you may feel it less. But I have felt the heat of pyrotechnics 100s of feet from the stage. Like even at that distance you’ll feel like a 5-10 degree rise. So if you’re closer you’ll be sweating hard. Wear something breathable and comfy for that. Have fun! That’s all! I waited tell 30 to see one and now I’m 36 and with the exception of the last couple of crazy years I went to 10 I believe before the lockdowns. Soooo much fun! Can not believe. I missed out on them in my 20s I never understood the cost behind them until I went. It’s quite the experience!

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.