A court has ordered the Rammstein leader to pay 70 million rubles for the cancellation of a concert in Tver.

The International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry has ruled to recover over €635,000 (approximately 67 million rubles) from Till Lindemann, the lead singer of the band Rammstein, for a canceled concert in Tver, reports TASS, citing the court's decision.

"To recover from Till Lindemann for the benefit of LLC 'Prime Marketing' the unjust enrichment amounting to €635,400," the documents state.

Additionally, Lindemann was ordered to pay interest for the use of another's monetary funds amounting to €2,900 (309,000 rubles) for the period from August 31, 2021, to April 27, 2022, along with interest for the same period calculated at the key rate of the Central Bank applicable on that date until the debt is paid.