Stahlzeit – 20+ Anniversary Tour Open Air Eberswalde

Stahlzeit – the Rammstein tribute show

The Stahlzeit show has been Germany's most popular Rammstein tribute band for over two decades. Six musicians not only reproduce the Rammstein repertoire live with musical accuracy but also with a self-developed pyrotechnics show that is unparalleled in the tribute scene. In 2026, the "20+ Anniversary Tour" celebrates the band's 20th anniversary.

Open Air at Familiengarten Eberswalde

On Saturday, August 1, 2026, Stahlzeit will perform at the Familiengarten Eberswalde open-air stage. The Familiengarten – located on the grounds of the former Altes Walzwerk (Old Rolling Mill) in the south of the city – is a 27-hectare park that has served as an open-air venue for concerts since the 2002 State Garden Show. The industrial architecture of the disused rolling mill provides an unusual, "Rammstein-esque" backdrop for the fire-heavy show.

Program and Schedule

• Admission: 7:30 PM
• Show start: Concert begins shortly after admission.
• Show duration: approx. 2.5 hours, without intermission.
• Setlist: A cross-section of the Rammstein oeuvre – "Du hast", "Sonne", "Mein Herz brennt", "Sehnsucht", "Mein Teil", "Ohne Dich", "Engel", "Amerika".
• Pyrotechnics: Wall of fire, burning microphone stand, burning singer, flamethrower solo during guitar parts.
• Organizer: HMG Events GmbH & Co. KG (HMG Concerts).

Familiengarten Eberswalde

The Familiengarten in Eberswalde has been a popular recreational and event space since the 2002 State Garden Show. Covering about 27 hectares, it features themed gardens, water features, a summer toboggan run, and the distinctive open-air stage in the shadow of the preserved rolling mill halls. Concerts and tour stops by major acts are regularly held here in the summer.

Eberswalde in the Barnim Nature Park

With around 41,000 inhabitants, Eberswalde is the district town of Barnim and the gateway to the Barnim Nature Park. The city is located on the Finow Canal – Germany's oldest artificially created and still navigable canal – and at the transition between the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region and the sparsely populated Schorfheide forest.