Kruspe from Rammstein has "mixed feelings" about the 2019 tour

Rammstein guitarist Richard Kruspe says he has "mixed feelings" about the band's European tour in 2019.

The group will give 16 concerts next summer, will start at La Defense Arena in Paris on June 28 and will end with a set at the Vienna Stadium Ernst-Happel on August 22.

And while he is eager to run, Mr. Kruspe has said that the outdoor shows give him some concern because the atmosphere will be completely different from that of indoor concerts.

Asked about his enthusiasm for the tour, the guitarist told Kaaos TV: "I have mixed feelings. Obviously, I'm looking forward to doing something like this, because we have not done it before. This is like the next step.

"On the other hand, it's also a big responsibility. We started playing at a very high level and we just realized that in a stadium, it's different. Everything is different – you have to think differently, taking into account the light of day. Just all those things you need to consider. It is not so easy.

"My brain goes around thinking about what you can and can not do. Hope we find something good. "

Kruspe adds, "It'll be interesting. At this point, I am very happy that there are five other guys who also have to bear their burden. "

Meanwhile, Kruspe Emigrate parallel project will release the album One million degrees Friday, November 30 via Spinefarm Records. The disc includes a number of guests, including Rammstein group leader, Till Lindemann, and Cardinal Copia de Ghost.

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European tour Rammstein 2019
June 28: Paris La Defense Arena, France
02 July: Hannover HDI Arena, Germany
06 July: Milton Keynes Stadium, United Kingdom
July 10: Brussels King Baudoiun Stadium, Belgium
July 13: Frankfurst Commerzbank Arena, Germany
July 16: Prague Eden Arena, Czech Republic
July 17: Prague Eden Arena, Czech Republic
July 20th: Roeser festival grounds in Luxembourg, Luxembourg
July 24th: Chorzow Stadion Slaski, Czech Republic
July 29: Moscow VTB Arena, Russia
02 August: St Petersburg Stadium, Russia
06 August: Riga Lucavsala, Latvia
August 10: Tampere Ratina Stadion, Finland
August 14: Stockholm Stadion, Sweden
August 18: Oslo Ullevaal Stadion, Norway
August 22: Vienna Ernst-Happel Stadion, Austria