Frequently asked questions

On Wednesday, November 4, 2026, as a simultaneous worldwide release with a limited run. The exceptions are France (November 6) and Japan (November 5 and 18).

In Colombia it screened from Wednesday, November 4 to Sunday, November 8 (see “What time were the screenings?”). If you missed it in cinemas, the extended cut is on the Blu-ray from November 20.

At fourteen screens in seven cities:

• Bogotá: Parque Colina, Multiplaza and Cafam Floresta (Cinemark); Diverplaza, Hayuelos and Mallplaza NQS (Cinépolis); Salitre Plaza and Unicentro de Occidente (Procinal)
• Medellín: Arkadia (Cinemark)
• Cali: Pacific Mall (Cinemark)
• Soledad (Barranquilla area): Gran Plaza del Sol (Cinemark)
• Manizales: Mallplaza (Cinépolis)
• Pereira: Parque Arboleda (Cinemark)
• Bucaramanga: Parque Caracolí (Cinemark)

The two Procinal screens joined on October 12, three weeks after the first Cinemark ones.

The screenings in Colombia ran from Wednesday, November 4 to Sunday, November 8, 2026, at these times:

Cinemark — Bogotá (Parque Colina, Multiplaza, Cafam Floresta), Medellín (Arkadia) and Cali (Pacific Mall):

• Wed Nov 4: 6:00 and 8:50 p.m.
• Thu 5 and Fri 6: 6:00 p.m.
• Sat 7 and Sun 8: 3:00 p.m.

Cinemark Soledad (Gran Plaza del Sol), Pereira (Parque Arboleda) and Bucaramanga (Parque Caracolí): Wed 4, 6:00 p.m. · Sat 7, 3:00 p.m.

Cinépolis — Bogotá (Diverplaza, Hayuelos, Mallplaza NQS) and Manizales (Mallplaza): Wed 4, 7:00 p.m. · Sat 7, 3:00 p.m. (Hayuelos: Sat 7, 7:00 p.m.).

Procinal — Bogotá (Salitre Plaza, Unicentro de Occidente): Wed 4, 6:00 and 8:45 p.m. · Sat 7, 3:00 p.m.

Colombian time.

It was shown in 2D with subtitles at all fourteen screens. The Cinemark screens in Bogotá and Medellín were XD rooms, Cinemark’s large format. In Cali, Soledad, Pereira, Bucaramanga and the Cinépolis and Procinal screens, a standard 2D room.

No room was announced with Dolby Atmos, and there were no IMAX screenings in Colombia. The Blu-ray does have Atmos.

110 minutes in cinemas. The Blu-ray and the Deluxe, out on November 20, have a 142-minute extended version.

The three Mexico City nights cut into a single film. The cinema version had 20 songs, per Cinemark’s listing.

The full concert has 23 songs, according to the band’s official store; the Blu-ray and the two CDs, out on November 20, have 24 tracks, counting the intro and the DJ set.

At the Foro Sol in Mexico City, on October 1, 2 and 4, 2022, during the North American leg of the Stadium Tour. Around 65,000 people a night.

Several people from this community were there, and some of them are in our testimonials.

Paul Dugdale, who has directed concert films for Adele, Taylor Swift and the Rolling Stones.

Probably not. Paul Harries published that the photo is his, and as far as we know he wasn’t at Foro Sol but on the United States leg. Jens Koch, Olaf Heine and Frederic Batier worked the Mexico shows.

What’s confirmed is that Harries says the photo is his. That it isn’t from Mexico is a reasonable conclusion, not a fact: neither the band nor the label has commented.

Trafalgar Releasing distributes the film worldwide; Filmwelt, in the German-speaking countries; and Universal Music releases the live album. In Colombia it screened at Cinemark, Cinépolis and Procinal. The official site is rammsteinmexico.live.

We’re none of them: we didn’t organise the screenings, we didn’t program the rooms and we don’t sell anything.

Because we’re fans, and the community has been here since 2004: this isn’t a one-off, we’re at it every day. We did it before with Rammstein: Paris in 2017, which ended up screening in eight cities across the country, with fifteen sold-out screens.

This site is informational only. We gather information from the community and only from official sources, with our own judgement and context. We don’t run on rumours.

It’s voluntary: we get nothing in return and have no arrangement with any chain, distributor or label.

Out on November 20, 2026, physical and digital. The seven physical editions: 2CD, Blu-ray, black 4LP, coloured 4LP, 4LP White Label (500 hand-numbered, official store only), Deluxe (296-page book + 2CD + Blu-ray) and the Lucha Libre Head & Mask Box Set (6,000 units worldwide; it holds the head and mask of one band member, a surprise until you open it; the store announces shipping from March 19, 2027). Four live previews are already out, each with an official video: Armee der Tristen, Sonne, Deutschland and Engel (listen). Prices, photos and a link to each product in Editions.

We don’t handle any purchases, group orders or imports, and this time we won’t travel to bring editions back: it’s too much logistics. It’s best to buy on your own from Rammstein’s official store (Rammstein Shop), Universal Music or its partners, or the stores in the official links. On Amazon, be patient.

Some editions are limited. Shipping and customs depend on each order (weight, destination) and are calculated case by case; delivery times are out of our hands.

Through the WhatsApp channel, where we post first, and our social media (they’re in the footer).

If you want to talk with other fans —the album, the editions, whatever comes next from Till—, join the WhatsApp group.

Rammstein Colombia: the Rammstein fan community in the country, active since 2004 and every day since.

We also sign as LIFAD Colombia, the identity we took on when the band created LIFAD as the global structure of official fan clubs, endorsed by its management. Same group: Rammstein Colombia is the main name and LIFAD Colombia the secondary one.

We’re listed in Rammstein GbR’s official fan club directory. We are not the band, the label, or a company.

LIFAD (Liebe ist für alle da) is Rammstein’s only official fan club in the world, run by the band’s management. We represent it in Colombia.

Because Rammstein’s management designates a single representative per country. That representative runs the local channels, organises authorised events and contests, and shares the official material the band sends with the community.

We’ve held that role since 2004, and we’re listed in Rammstein GbR’s official fan club directory.

We have 28 entities documented worldwide, each verified against RammWiki. They’re listed in LIFAD World, with country and status.

No, they’re two different things. Following us is free: social media, this site, the Treffen.

LIFAD membership is individual and bought from Rammstein’s official store: €25 a year. It gives up to 20% off almost the whole catalogue and ticket presale ahead of the official one when there’s a tour. It renews automatically every year unless you cancel.

It’s managed by Rammstein GbR, not by us: we don’t sell it or charge for it. If someone offers it to you in the name of Rammstein Colombia, it isn’t us.

Once: Friday, December 3, 2010, at the Centro de Eventos y Conciertos in Sopó, Cundinamarca, on the Liebe ist für alle da tour. International archives record it as “Bogotá 2010”.

The community supported the promotion alongside the label and the promoter, and made the largest themed flag in the world.

Ours: the Treffen, our themed party since 2016, with more than twenty editions in Bogotá, Medellín, Manizales and Bucaramanga; meet-ups and plans to go to concerts together; and this archive.

With others: the philharmonic tribute, with Idartes, Fundación Pasión y Corazón, STEIN and others, plus alliances with neighbouring scenes and other fan clubs in the country. There, the credit is collective.

The rule is to back whatever gives the band visibility and strengthens the scene, with the collective above the individual.

No. They’re independent projects, with their own musicians and decisions. We don’t organise or represent them.

We support them, and get nothing in return, because they keep the band’s sound alive. But none of them speaks for us, we don’t speak for them, and we don’t endorse any project presenting itself as an official representation of Rammstein.

Through an open call. The 2026-I call closed on October 30; we announce the next one on the WhatsApp channel and our social media. It asks for your history with the band and, optionally, photos. Selection looks at devotion, dedication, history and enthusiasm.

No. We don’t sell tickets or merch, we don’t process LIFAD membership, we don’t run group orders or imports, and we take no commission from anyone. Everything we do is voluntary.

When we link to a purchase, the link always goes to the official channel: the cinema chain, the band’s store or the label. The official “Live in Mexico City” editions and merch are in Editions, linked directly to the band’s store.

Write to contacto@rammstein.com.co or reach us on any of our social channels (they’re in the footer). We answer.