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On May 22, the successful German band Rammstein kicked off their “Europa Stadion Tour” with a concert in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius. Tickets sold out well in advance, with fans coming from all over the world. Ireland’s Shelby Lynn was also there – and is now making serious accusations against Till Lindemann and his crew.

As she claims on social media, she was chosen by a member of the band staff to stand in front of the stage in a separate room with other young women. Photos were taken of them and they were promised access to parties surrounding the concert. During a break in the concert, she was taken backstage, where she said she would have sex with Lindemann. When she did not want that, the singer reacted aggressively.

Lynn extensively documented the incident from her perspective on Twitter:

At the parties they were given alcohol, and Lindemann also mingled with the young women and gave them tequila. The Irish woman woke up the next morning with bruises and bruises all over her body. She has very little memory, had symptoms like tachycardia, nausea and chills. She is convinced she has been drugged.

In recent days, other women have reported to her who would have had similar experiences at Rammstein concerts. Shelby Lynn shows alleged chat history on her account. While many would remain silent for fear, the Irish woman said she had filed a complaint herself.

The band responded Sunday night. “With regard to the allegations about Vilnius circulating online, we can rule out that what is alleged happened in our area. We are not aware of any official investigation into this,” said a statement on Rammstein’s official Twitter account.

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(t-online, jdo)