The singer from German group Rammstein caused controversy in Belgium during a show on Sunday when he allegedly projected explicit sexual images on the screen before throwing dead fish into the audience.
According to a translation by Belgian media “7sur7” on Monday, singer Till Lindemann would have left very little to the imagination at his last show in Antwerp, Belgium, which was reserved for an adult audience and was described as “provocative” by local media “Nieuwsblad”. .
According to Belgian media, the singer set the tone from the first minutes, opening his show with images of a dancing vagina and then showing her in full oral sex.
But according to images shared by '7sur7', which were filmed by members of the public, the man then used a cannon to throw dead fish into the crowd before killing adoring fans.
He would have used the event to perform songs from his new album Tongue, which was supposed to be released in August before his record company Universal Music decided to cancel the release, Belgian media report.
Till Lindemann was the subject of sexual assault by young women who claimed they were drugged and assaulted by the singer after his performances without their knowledge.
The Berlin public prosecutor's office finally closed the investigation at the end of August due to a lack of evidence, Agence France-Presse reported at the time.