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Nine Inch Nails will play on Friday (June 20) in the Lanxess Arena in Cologne. It is the first of a total of two concerts of Germany. In Cologne, the Americans will perform in the Uber Arena in Berlin on July 1st. The concerts are part of the “Peel It Back” tour, which started in mid-June with a concert in Dublin. Cologne is the fourth stop of the 42 dates comprehensive world tour. Here is all information about the Nine Inch Nails concert in Cologne:
Times & support act
Although on the Website the organizer has not yet given time for the admission, but the show itself should begin around 7:30 p.m. It can be expected with a length of about 1.5 hours. Support-act is Boys Noize.
Setlist
Even if there is no official setlist, roughly one can be oriented towards past concerts. According to “Setlist.fm”, the setlist could look as follows:
- Right where it Belongs
- Ruin
- Piggy (Nothing Can Stop Me Now)
- Wish
- March of the Pigs
- The frail
- Reptile
- The Wretched
- Copy of a
- Gave up
- Vessel
- Parasite
- CAME BACH HAUNDED
- Mr. Self Destruct
- Play video
- Closer
- I’m Afraid of Americans
- The hand That Feeds
- Head Like a Hole
- Hurt
Tickets
The band’s concert in the Cologne Lanxess Arena is not yet sold out, tickets are over Eventim available. There are still seats in five price categories, with the cheapest costs around 60 euros. The standing room is already out of print in regular sale, but are still available in the re-hall. The prices are around 200 euros.
In general, it is worth keeping an eye on the re-sale tickets even at seats-these costs sometimes up to 10 euros less than the regular price.
Directions & parking
The address of the Venue is: Willy-Brandt-Platz 3, 50679 Cologne.
If you want to travel by public transport, you have many options. Goal stops should be “Deutz/Messe”, “Deutz/Lanxess Arena Bahnhof” and “Deutz Technical University”. These are easily accessible by tram, bus and S-Bahn.
Lines 1, 3, 4 and 9 are ideal for the tram. The bus is recommended by bus 150, 153, 156, 250 and 260. The S-Bahn lines S6, S11, S12 and S13 also stop there.
The parking spaces “P1” to “P5” are available for visitors who arrive by car. The parking fee is 2 euros per hour. Alternatively, an “arena tariff” for 9 euros can be booked in advance. The organizers recommend travel by public transport.