Lindemann

Lindemann Bio

Till Lindemann, also known as Lindemann, is a German singer, songwriter, and musician who performs metal and hard rock music. He was born in Leipzig, Germany, on January 4, 1963.

Lindemann commenced his musical journey as a drummer for First Arsch in 1986, later contributing to bands such as Feeling B before solidifying his position as the lead vocalist for the internationally acclaimed Rammstein. Lindemann's distinctive baritone voice and commanding stage presence propelled Rammstein to unprecedented success, with hit singles like "Sonne," "Du hast," "Deutschland," and "Ich will." Notably, albums such as "Mutter," "Zeit," and "Rosenrot" showcase his enduring impact on the metal genre. In 2013, he ventured into a solo career, forming the band Lindemann, collaborating with various musicians. His solo discography features hits like "Steh auf," "Knebel," and "Skills in Pills." Till Lindemann's contributions have left an indelible mark on the global metal scene, earning him a lasting legacy as a versatile and influential artist.