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Europe Stadium Tour 2023

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• At the end of the last European concert on 4 August 2022 , a video projection served as official announcement. The video only displayed the message "See you in 2023!" along with 15 different flags shown one by one, without any dates, venues or cities.
• The tour got fully announced on 1 September 2022, at 10:00 CET. [1]
• On 8 September, seven additional shows were made available on Eventim during the general pre-sale for the tour without further notice, before getting announced on social media. [2]
• Two more shows followed on 9 September for Budapest and Chorzów. [3]
• On 26 October, an additional date was announced for Brussels. [4]
• An e-mail about the exclusive Fanclub concert on 20 May 2023 was sent out to LIFAD members on 24 April.

• On 3 May 2022, MetalHammer published an article announcing Rammstein would go on tour in 2023, along with exact dates, venues and pre-sale information. [5] Two days later, on 5 May, the tour promoter MCT denied the published tour itinerary. [6]
• ↑ https://www.rammstein.de/en/news/europe-stadium-tour-2023/
• ↑ Rammstein on facebook
• ↑ Rammstein on Instagram
• ↑ Archived article of Loudersound.com
• ↑ MCT Agentur on facebook

RAMMSTEIN Announces 2023 European Stadium Tour

German industrial metallers RAMMSTEIN have announced the 2023 European leg of the band's stadium tour.

Members of the LIFAD (acronym for "Liebe Ist Für Alle Da") fan club have access to an exclusive ticket pre-sale before the tour goes on official sale.

The LIFAD ticket pre-sale starts on Tuesday, September 6 at 10 a.m. and ends on Wednesday, September 7 at 10 a.m. exclusively at Eventim .

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday, September 8 at 10 a.m. local time.

Tour dates:

May 22 - Lithuania, Vilnius, Vingio Parkas May 27 - Finland, Helsinki, Olympiastadion May 28 - Finland, Helsinki, Olympiastadion Jun. 02 - Denmark, Odense, Dyrskueplads Jun. 07 - Germany, Munich, Olympiastadion Jun. 08 - Germany, Munich, Olympiastadion Jun. 14 - Slovakia, Trenčín, Trenčín Airport Jun. 17 - Switzerland, Bern, Stadion Wankdorf Jun. 18 - Switzerland, Bern, Stadion Wankdorf Jun. 23 - Spain, Madrid, Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano Jun. 26 - Portugal, Lisbon, Estádio Da Luz Jul. 01 - Italy, Padova, Stadio Euganeo Jul. 06 - Netherlands, Groningen, Stadspark Jul. 11 - Hungary, Budapest, Puskás Aréna Jul. 15 - Germany, Berlin, Olympiastadion Jul. 16 - Germany, Berlin, Olympiastadion Jul. 22 - France, Paris, Stade de France Jul. 26 - Austria, Vienna, Ernst-Happel-Stadion Jul. 30 - Poland, Chorzów, Stadion Śląski Aug. 04 - Belgium, Brussels, King Baudouin Stadium

One of the most revered metal groups of all time, RAMMSTEIN is renowned for its electrifying live shows often involving spectacular pyrotechnics.

Last fall, RAMMSTEIN 's pyrotechnician revealed how much fuel it takes to bring the band's flaming stage show to life. Speaking with Ultimate Guitar , Nikolai Sabottka said RAMMSTEIN 's current stadium setup, "uses roughly 1000 liters [about 265 gallons]."

Sabottka went on to say that he and the members of RAMMSTEIN are continuously in search of new technologies that can take their fiery stage show to new heights. He explained: "In the prep of a tour, we sit and exchange all the different ideas before we go and actually test what has been prototyped and built beforehand. After the initial test, there are endless changes to be implemented, and sometimes it simply does not work the way we imagined it and effects get pushed back to research and development while others get approved and are produced on a larger scale."

RAMMSTEIN is continuing to tour in support of its latest album, "Zeit" , which arrived on April 29.

Till Lindemann (vocals), Paul Landers (guitar), Richard Z. Kruspe (guitar), Flake (keyboards), Oliver Riedel (bass) and Christoph Schneider (drums) spent two years working on the eleven songs on the new album. They were once again assisted by Berlin producer Olsen Involtini . "Zeit" was recorded at La Fabrique Studios in St. Rémy de Provence, France.

Bryan Adams managed to get a special scoop for the cover of the new album. The Canadian musician and photographer took the shot of RAMMSTEIN on the steps of the Trudelturm in Berlin Adlershof, an imposing monument to aerial research in the city's Aerodynamic Park.

Over the course of a career spanning almost 30 years, RAMMSTEIN has sold more than 20 million albums around the world and played countless spectacular, groundbreaking tours. When the band's sold-out stadium tour had to be postponed due to the pandemic, RAMMSTEIN used the time to work on their new album.

RAMMSTEIN 's North American stadium run kicked off on August 21 in Montreal and will end on October 4 in Mexico City.

Rammstein - Europe Stadium Tour 2023 Rammstein fans know best! Today Rammstein announce the Europe Stadium Tour 2023, coming to you next summer! ➕ LIFAD member ticket pre-sale begins September 6 at 10:00 a.m. local time. ➕ General ticket sale starts September 8 at 10:00 a.m. local time at rammstein.com/tickets! Posted by Rammstein on Thursday, September 1, 2022

Rammstein - Europe Stadium Tour 2023 Tickets: rammstein.com/tickets Posted by Rammstein on  Thursday, September 1, 2022

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The shows announced so far kick off in Lisbon on May 31 and run through to August, but further dates are yet to be confirmed.

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German industrial metal icons Rammstein have announced the first dates for their 2023 European stadium tour. Further shows are yet to be announced.

Pre-sales for Rammstein’s ‘Zeit’ European stadium tour 2023 start on Thursday, June 2 at 10:00 CEST. Information and ticket links will be available at rammstein.com/tickets starting May 4, 2022. Members of the Rammstein fan club “LIFAD” will have exclusive access to limited pre-sale tickets from Monday, May 30 at 10:00 CEST to Wednesday, June 1 10:00 CEST. You can still register for a LIFAD membership in order to be eligible for LIFAD pre-sale tickets.

Rammstein’s much-anticipated new studio album , Zeit , was released last Friday, April 29. The album’s release came exactly three years to the day the band’s last, self-titled album appeared. That staggeringly successful album shot to the top of the charts in 14 countries on its initial release.

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Zeit is available as a standard CD in a digipack with a 20-page booklet, a special edition CD in a 6-panel digipack with a 56-page booklet including slipcase, and as a double 180g vinyl LP with a 20-page large-format booklet, as well as in the usual digital formats.

Rammstein’s 2023 European Stadium Tour Dates are as follows:

May 31 – Lisbon – Estadio Nacional Jun. 03 – Valladolid – Estadio Jose Zorrilla Jun. 05 – Madrid – Wanda Metropolitano Jun. 12 – Belfast – Ormeau Park Jun. 16 – Glasgow – Hampden Park Jun. 21 – London – Wembley Stadium Jun. 25 – Paris – Stade de France Jun. 28 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jun. 29 – Brussels – Stade Roi Baudouin Jul. 03 – Frankfurt – Deutsche Bank Park Jul. 07 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 08 – Berlin – Olympiastadion Jul. 13 – Warsaw – PGE Narodowy Jul. 19 – Munich – Olympiastadion Jul. 23 – Vienna – Ernst Happel Stadion Jul. 27 – Zurich – Stadion Letzigrund Jul. 30 – Milan – San Siro Aug. 10 – Budapest – Groupama Arena Aug. 17 – Athens – Olympic Stadium.

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Rammstein: Europe Stadium Tour 2023 Two shows in the Olympiastadion Berlin

Rammstein are stepping up the pace and can announce today: in 2023, the european stadium tour will be returning for a third time.

What this means has already been reported in many of the country’s newspapers this year – a stage construction that sometimes towers over the stadium roof, a show lit up with fire and flames, a perfectly orchestrated band, the humour and pathos of the Rammstein staging – all this is indeed unique in the world of music in terms of style, magnitude and quality. It is thus only logical that Rammstein offer all their fans and those who are about to become fans a fresh chance to experience their “gigantic show” (Rolling Stone) live, which makes European “stadiums rock” (Nordkurier), with “lots of fireworks, lots of bangs and smoke” (Sueddeutsche Zeitung).

Two concerts in the Olympiastadion Berlin – ticket sales starting September 8th

After their two breathtaking shows in June 2022 Rammstein will be returning to the Olympiastadion Berlin on July 15th & 16th, 2023. Tickets go on sale Thursday, September 8th at 10 a.m. exclusively via eventim.com/rammstein . VIP tickets can be purchased via our online shop .

Supporters club pre-sale and personalization

Members of Rammstein fan-club “LIFAD” will have the opportunity to buy tickets from Tuesday September 6th 10am until Wednesday September 7th 10am. Every LIFAD-costumer can purchase a maximum of two (2) tickets per show through the LIFAD-presale. Since there is only a limited LIFAD-allocation for every city, we cannot guarantee every member to get tickets through the presale.

To ensure that many fans are able to buy tickets for a fair ticket price we ask you to observe the following:

All information about legitimate presale sites for official presale can be found at rammstein.com/tickets . Every other vendor selling tickets for Rammstein is unauthorized! Rammstein tickets bought through an unauthorized website will not grant entrance to the show. We advise you to create an account at eventim.com/rammstein beforehand in order to be able to speed up the order and payment process.

All tickets for Rammstein are being sold “personalized”. “Personalized” means that every ticket is tied to the person that is named on the ticket. Only this person has the visitation rights. Passing on tickets is strictly prohibited. Every costumer can purchase a maximum of six (6) tickets per show, including LIFAD-presale.

In case of sickness or other restraints tickets bought via Eventim may be resold via fansale.de. In accordance with the general terms and conditions.

All dates of the Europe Stadium Tour 2023 are conducted by MCT Agentur GmbH. Further info for all shows can be found here: mct-agentur.com

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Rammstein Announce European Tour Dates for 2023

Rammstein  will bring their ongoing and  extremely loud  tour of huge stadiums back to Europe next year, as the prominent German industrial metal band revealed this week. The dates in 2023 will follow the group's anticipated concerts in the U.S. and Mexico this month and next.

Come next summer, Rammstein will find themselves performing in Switzerland, Finland, France, Slovakia and many other European countries, not to mention their native Germany. They just completed shows in Wales, Estonia, Norway and more this summer.

See upcoming Rammstein dates near the bottom of this page.

"Rammstein fans know best!" the band said on Thursday (Sept. 1) when they announced the new dates. Included was a video of various Rammstein fans showing their love for the group. (Watch it below.)

"Today Rammstein announce the Europe Stadium Tour 2023," the Till Lindemann -led outfit added in the announcement. "Coming to you next summer!"

Tickets for Rammstein's 2023 shows go on sale Sept. 8. Fan club member pre-sale begins Sept. 6. Visit the band's website for more info. For tickets to Rammstein's North American shows happening before that, click here . (See the newly added 2023 dates below.)

In April, Rammstein released their eighth studio album, Zeit . It contains the singles " Dicke Titten ," " Zick Zack " and the title track . It follows Rammstein's 2019  untitled album .

Rammstein 2022 Tour Dates

Sept. 3, 2022 – Chicago, Ill. @ Soldier Field Sept. 6, 2022 – East Rutherford, N.J. @ Metlife Stadium Sept. 9, 2022 – Foxborough, Mass. @ Gillette Stadium Sept. 17, 2022 – San Antonio, Texas @ Alamodome Sept. 23, 2022 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Memorial Coliseum Sept. 24, 2022 – Los Angeles, Calif. @ Memorial Coliseum Oct. 1, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol Oct. 2, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol Oct. 4, 2022 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Foro Sol

Rammstein 2023 Tour Dates (Newly Added)

May 22, 2023 – Vilnius, Lithuania @ Vingis Park May 27, 2023 – Helsinki, Finland @ Olympiastadion May 28, 2023 – Helsinki, Finland @ Olympiastadion June 2, 2023 – Odense, Denmark @ Dyrskueplads June 7, 2023 – Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion June 8, 2023 – Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion June 14, 2023 – Trencin, Slovakia @ Trencin Airport June 17, 2023 – Bern, Switzerland @ Stadion Wankdorf June 18, 2023 – Bern, Switzerland @ Stadion Wankdorf June 23, 2023 – Madrid, Spain @ Estadio Civitas June 26, 2023 – Lisbon, Portugal @ Estadio Da Luz July 1, 2023 – Padova, Italy @ Stadio Euganeo July 6, 2023 – Groningen, Netherlands @ Stadspark July 11, 2023 – Budapest, Hengary @ Puskas Arena July 15, 2023 – Berlin, Germany @ Olympiastadion July 16, 2023 – Berlin, Germany @ Olympiastadion July 22, 2023 – Paris, France @ Stade de France July 26, 2023 – Vienna, Austria @ Ernst Happel Stadion July 30, 2023 – Chorzow, Poland @ Stadion Slaski Aug. 4, 2023 – Brussels, Belgium @ Baudouin Stadium

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Armed with latest album Zeit, Rammstein will be touring European stadiums next summer…

Following their mind-blowing UK shows earlier in the year, Rammstein have unveiled plenty more stadium tour dates in 2023.

The German titans have just announced a 20-date European tour next summer, kicking off on May 22 in Vilnius, Lithuania, and wrapping up in Brussels, Belgium on August 4. “Rammstein are today happy to announce another round of the Europe Stadium Tour for next summer!” say the band .

Unveiling the news, they recruited fans Silja, Paulina, Lina, Sally, Lubo, Alain, Miriam, Bruno, Laura, Robin, Dori, Michael, Daniela, Iza and Andy to share each date via video, which is a lovely and very thoughtful way to put out a tour announcement.

Watch that below, and keep scrolling for all 20 dates…

Catch Rammstein live at the following:

22 Vilnius Vingio Parkas 27 Helsinki Olympiastadion 28 Helsinki Olympiastadion

2 Odense Dyrskueplads 7 Munich Olympiastadion 8 Munich Olympiastadion 14 Trenčín Airport 17 Bern Stadion Wankdorf 18 Bern Stadion Wankdorf 23 Madrid Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano 26 Lisbon Estádio Da Luz

1 Padova Stadio Euganeo 6 Groningen Stadspark 11 Budapest Puskás Aréna 15 Berlin Olympiastadion 16 Berlin Olympiastadion 22 Paris Stade de France 26 Vienna Ernst-Happel-Stadion 30 Chorzów Stadion Śląski

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Rammstein – Europe Stadium Tour 2023

Rammstein will perform on Saturday, July 1, 2023, starting with 9.00 pm, at the Euganeo Stadium, in Padua , as part of their Europe Stadium Tour 2023 .

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Rammstein was founded in Berlin, in 1994. The band consists of lead vocalist Till Lindemann, lead guitarist Richard Kruspe, rhythm guitarist Paul Landers, bassist Oliver Riedel, drummer Christoph Schneider, and keyboardist Christian Lorenz.

The band released their debut album, Herzeleid , in 1995. Their second album, Sehnsucht , was released in 1997 and debuted at No. 1 in Germany. In 2001, Rammstein signed with Universal Music, and released Mutter .

The band released Reise, Reise in 2004, and their fifth album, Rosenrot , in 2005. Rammstein released their sixth studio album, Liebe ist für alle da , in 2009.

After a decade without new music, Rammstein returned in 2019 with their untitled seventh studio album. During COVID-19 lockdowns, the band recorded their eighth studio album, Zeit , which was released in April 2022.

During their career, besides these eight studio albums, Rammstein also released three live albums, six video albums, 32 singles, and 29 music videos. The band had many No. 1 albums and earned many gold and platinum certifications in various countries around the world.

Stadio Euganeo is a football stadium in Padua, used for athletics, concerts, and rugby. Starting with 1994, the stadium was home of Calcio Padova. The stadium has a total capacity of 32,420 seats.

The stadium is located on the outskirts of Padua, about 4 kilometers away from the historical center of the city. To reach the stadium from the center of Padua, you can take the bus U11 towards Taggi and get off in Via Montà, then continue on foot along Via Croce Verde towards Stadio Euganeo.

Alternatively, take the bus U13 towards Altichiero and get off in Via Sacro Cuore, then continue on foot along Via Due Palazzi towards Stadio Euganeo.

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Rammstein: Europe Stadium Tour 2023

Rammstein have announced today another round of the Europe Stadium Tour for next summer!

Tickets go on sale  Thursday, September 8 at 10am  local time  here .

Rammstein Europe Stadium Tour 2023 : 22.05.2023  Lithuania , Vilnius, Vingio Parkas 27.05.2023  Finland , Helsinki, Olympiastadion 28.05.2023  Finland , Helsinki, Olympiastadion 02.06.2023  Denmark , Odense, Dyrskueplads 07.06.2023  Germany , Munich, Olympiastadion 08.06.2023  Germany , Munich, Olympiastadion 14.06.2023  Slovakia , Trenčín, Trenčín Airport 17.06.2023  Switzerland , Bern, Stadion Wankdorf 18.06.2023  Switzerland , Bern, Stadion Wankdorf 23.06.2023  Spain , Madrid, Estadio Cívitas Metropolitano 26.06.2023  Portugal , Lisbon, Estádio Da Luz 01.07.2023  Italy , Padova, Stadio Euganeo 06.07.2023  Netherlands , Groningen, Stadspark 11.07.2023  Hungary , Budapest, Puskás Aréna 15.07.2023  Germany , Berlin, Olympiastadion 16.07.2023  Germany , Berlin, Olympiastadion 22.07.2023  France , Paris, Stade de France 26.07.2023  Austria , Vienna, Ernst-Happel-Stadion 30.07.2023  Poland , Chorzów, Stadion Śląski 04.08.2023  Belgium , Brussels, King Baudouin Stadium

Members of   the  LIFAD fan club  have access to an exclusive ticket pre-sale before the tour goes on official sale.

The  LIFAD  ticket pre-sale starts on  Tuesday, September 6th, 2022, 10am  and ends on  Wednesday, September 7th, 2022, 10am  exclusively at  EVENTIM . All times refer to the local time in the specific country!

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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have postponed three more European shows due to  Springsteen's “vocal issues.”

Springsteen is “recuperating comfortably,” according to the Boss' social media.

Concerts May 28 at the Letnany Airport in Prague, Czech Republic, and June 1 and 3 at the San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy, have been postponed, according to an announcement on Springsteen's socials shortly after noon on Sunday, May 26.

“Following yesterday's postponement in Marseille due to vocal issues, further examination and consulting has led doctors to determine that Bruce should not perform for the next ten days,” reads the statement. “With this in mind, additional postponements are required for Airport Letnany in Prague (originally scheduled for May 28) and San Siro Stadium in Milan (originally scheduled for June 1 and 3).

"New dates for these shows will be announced shortly. Those wishing a refund will be able to obtain it at their original point of purchase. Bruce is recuperating comfortably, and he and the E Street Band look forward to resuming their hugely successful European stadium tour on June 12 in Madrid at the magnificent Civitas Metropolitan.”

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Springsteen and the E Street Band last played May 22 at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland, England in what reports called a chilly and rainy day. The Boss also sang “Thunder Road” when he received an Ivor Novello Award for songwriting Thursday, May 23, in London. The BBC said his voice was “hoarse and squeaky” at the ceremony.

“We came out last night, and I was like, 'What is this weather? Driving rain, wind roaring,’”said Springsteen at the ceremony. “But standing in front of me, in the rain, I realized: These are my people.”

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• Sept. 15: Sea Hear Now in Asbury Park 
• Oct. 31: Montreal, Centre Bell (rescheduled from Nov. 20, 2023)
• Nov. 3: Toronto, Scotiabank Arena (rescheduled from Nov. 14, 2023)
• Nov. 6: Toronto, Scotiabank Arena (rescheduled from Nov. 16, 2023)
• Nov. 9: Ottawa, Ontario, Canadian Tire Centre (rescheduled from Nov. 18, 2023)
• Nov. 13: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Life Centre (rescheduled from Nov. 10, 2023)
• Nov. 16: Calgary, Alberta, Scotiabank Saddledome (rescheduled from Nov. 8, 2023)
• Nov. 19: Edmonton, Alberta, Rogers Place (rescheduled from Nov. 6, 2023)
• Nov. 22: Vancouver, British Columbia, Rogers Arena (rescheduled from Nov. 3, 2023)

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Chris Jordan, a Jersey Shore native, covers entertainment and features for the USA Today Network New Jersey. Contact him at [email protected].

The FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 stadiums

As Australia and New Zealand prepare to host the showpiece event, FIFA+ takes a look at the venues which will make this the biggest Women's World Cup to date.

Australia and New Zealand will host the tournament

Ten venues will be used during the event

Final set to be played at the iconic Stadium Australia

The FIFA Women's World Cup™ will take place over two countries for the very first time, with Australia and New Zealand sharing hosting duties in a ground-breaking edition of the illustrious tournament.

A record 10 venues have been chosen to host the competition, with some truly spectacular arenas set to showcase the best of the beautiful game.

Read all about the stadiums which will play host to the world in 2023 below.

Australia Australia

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Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Capacity*: 56,851 Opened:  1934

Eight games will take place at Brisbane Stadium during the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™. Five of those will come during the group stage - including Australia's matchday two meeting with Nigeria - while the Play-off for third place will round off the arena's three knockout fixtures.

European champions England will take to the pitch against Haiti to kick off the stadium's tournament, before France and Brazil do battle in Group F on 29 July.

Nigeria will return to Brisbane to face Republic of Ireland on matchday three of Group B, and two-time winners Germany will take on Korea Republic in Group H. One Round of 16 and one quarter-final tie will also take place at the venue, as well as the third-place match on 19 August.

Read more on the fixtures, history and how to get to the stadium here.

Hindmarsh Stadium Hindmarsh Stadium

Location: Hindmarsh, Adelaide, Australia Capacity*: 13,327 Opened: 1960

A total of five games will head to Adelaide's Hindmarsh Stadium during the Women's World Cup split across four group-stage affairs and one knockout round match.

The stadium's first game will see Brazil take on Women's World Cup newcomers Panama in Group F on 24 July, before fellow first-timers Haiti lock horns with China PR four days later. Fellow newbies Morocco will also play at the stadium when they face Korea Republic on 30 July. China PR will return to the venue on 1 August as the Asian champions do battle with European champions England in a heavyweight bout from Group D.

The arena's final act at the tournament will be to host the the round of 16 clash between the winners of Group F and the runners-up of Group H on 8 August.

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium Melbourne Rectangular Stadium

Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Capacity*: 28,870 Opened: 2010

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium will host six FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Australia & New Zealand™ matches, including Australia's heavyweight Group B finale with Canada.

The opening-day bout between Nigeria and Canada will kick off the ground's hosting duties, before two-time winners Germany take on Morocco three days later in Group H. Jamaica-Brazil on 2 August will be the final group-stage match at the venue.

Two Round-of-16 clashes are set to take place at the ground, beginning with the winner of Group G taking on the runners-up from Group E, before the team that tops Group H does battle with the second-placed side from Group F.

Perth Rectangular Stadium Perth Rectangular Stadium

Location: Perth, Western Australia, Australia Capacity*: 13,932 Opened: 1910

Perth Rectangular Stadium will play host to five FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 Australia & New Zealand™ group-stage matches, kicking off with the Group D battle between Denmark and Asian champions China PR.

The ground will host four Women's World Cup newcomers in total during the group phase, starting with Republic of Ireland, who take on Olympic gold medalists Canada in Group B on 26 July.

Fellow first-timers Panama will do battle with Jamaica three days later, before Haiti take on Denmark on 1 August. Morocco will then round off the quartet of newbies when they play Colombia on the final matchday of the group stage on 3 August to bring the curtain down on the venue's tournament.

Stadium Australia Stadium Australia

Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Capacity*: 69,314 Opened: 1999

Stadium Australia will host the nation's opening game of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™, when the Matildas take on Republic of Ireland in Group B. Three knockout ties and the final itself will also head to the venue as football's trip Down Under concludes at this colossal arena.

The winner of Group B will take on the runners-up from Group D in the last 16 on 7 August, with the last of four quarter-finals set to follow five days later.

The second semi-final will take place at the venue on 16 August to confirm both the final and third-place play-off fixtures ahead of the showpiece event on 20 August.

Sydney Football Stadium Sydney Football Stadium

Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Capacity*: 38,841 Opened: 2022

Sydney Football Stadium is gearing up to host six matches at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ – comprising of five group-stage fixtures and one knockout tie – beginning with the opening Group F clash between France and Jamaica on 23 July.

Colombia will visit the venue twice in Group H to face Korea Republic and Germany, with European champions England's Group D showdown against Denmark sandwiched in between. The venue's first-round roadshow will finish up where it began, in Group F, as France once again make the journey to Sydney Football Stadium.

The ground's final game at the tournament will be the last-16 clash between the side which tops Group E and the nation that finishes as runners-up in Group G on 6 August.

New Zealand New Zealand

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Location: Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand Capacity*: 24,243 Opened: 2011

The stunning Dunedin Stadium, which staged matches at the FIFA U-20 World Cup™ in 2015, will host six group games at Australia & New Zealand 2023™.

Philippines take on Switzerland in Group A there on the opening day. The Swiss will return to the venue for the pool's final matchday, when they take on co-hosts New Zealand on 30 July.

The Netherlands will also visit Dunedin Stadium for two of their three Group E games, taking on Portugal on 23 July before facing Vietnam on 1 August. Japan will do battle with Costa Rica on 26 July, before Argentina-South Africa takes place at Dunedin Stadium two days later.

Eden Park Eden Park

Location: Kingsland, Auckland, New Zealand Capacity*: 40,536 Opened: 1900

Auckland’s Eden Park will host New Zealand against Norway in the opening game of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™, as well as five other group matches and three knockout ties.

The historic stadium will also play host to two of USA’s group-stage matches as Vlatko Andonovski’s USWNT side aim to become the first female or male team to win three consecutive FIFA World Cup™ titles.

The first knockout stage match of this year’s tournament will also be played at the ground, as the winners of New Zealand’s group get the last-16 action under way. The city’s premier football stadium will then host one quarter-final and one semi-final as we draw closer to discovering who will lift the trophy and be crowned as world champions.

Waikato Stadium Waikato Stadium

Location: Hamilton, New Zealand Capacity*: 16,271 Opened: 2002

Five group matches will head to Hamilton's Waikato stadium during the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Australia & New Zealand™, kicking off with the Group C battle between Zambia and 2011 champions Japan.

Fellow former winners Norway are in action on 25 July when they take on Group A rivals Switzerland, before Portugal and Vietnam do battle two days later in Group E.

Zambia will return to the venue for the pool's final matchday to face Costa Rica, while Argentina-Sweden of Group G rounds off the stadium's hosting duties on 2 August.

Wellington Regional Stadium Wellington Regional Stadium

Location: Wellington, New Zealand Capacity*: 31,089 Opened: 2000

A total of nine games will take place at Wellington Regional Stadium over the course of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Australia & New Zealand™. These include New Zealand's clash with the Philippines and a mouth-watering re-run of the 2019 final between USA and the Netherlands.

Spain take on Costa Rica on 21 July to kick off Wellington's hosting duties, before La Roja return to the venue to face Japan in the Group C finale. Sweden will face reigning African champions South Africa in Group G on 23 July. Both nations will return to face Italy at the venue on 29 July and 2 August respectively.

Whichever side tops Group C will face the runners-up of Group A at the ground, with a quarter-final set to follow on 11 August to bring the curtain down the stadium's tournament.

* Seating capacities are subject to change. Final estimated seating capacities will be confirmed closer to the start of the tournament. Seating capacities can also vary from match to match due to various factors, including but not limited to media and broadcast infrastructure.  

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