9.02.2011
MTV - Hard to believe these boys have been performing since 10 years old! -
Hard to believe these boys have been performing since 10 years old!
Raise a glass to Tokio Hotel frontmen Bill and Tom Kaulitz, who both turned 22 years old yesterday. Bill is already something of an industry veteran, performing with his twin brother Tom since he was 10 years old. They plugged away quietly as Black Question Mark until they met Georg Listing and Gustav Schafer, who filled out their band and turned them into Devilish. The young band continued to play shows and attempt to get discovered until Bill performed on the German version of "Star Search" in 2003. He didn't win (he was eliminated in the quarter-finals), but his one-of-a-kind voice and unique sense of style scored his band a recording contract. They changed their name (again) to Tokio Hotel, and the rest is history.
Tokio Hotel were instant sensations in their native Germany, melding together pieces of punk, metal, glam and dance music for a new, vibrant stew. Their first album Schrei (which means "scream") became a hit, moving over a million copies worldwide (interestingly, some songs were re-recorded a year later when Bill's voice dropped due to puberty). They followed up with Zimmer 483, but it was their first English album (Scream, which contained remakes of songs from their first two albums) that really kicked it up a notch. They made huge inroads into America, where they were greeted with the same sort of fervor that they received elsewhere in the world.
A true international band, Tokio Hotel have wooed fans with universal music and a truly forward-thinking sense of fashion and style. (Thousands of words have been written about Bill Kaulitz's hair alone.)
Happy belated birthday to both Tom and Bill.
Tokio Hotel were instant sensations in their native Germany, melding together pieces of punk, metal, glam and dance music for a new, vibrant stew. Their first album Schrei (which means "scream") became a hit, moving over a million copies worldwide (interestingly, some songs were re-recorded a year later when Bill's voice dropped due to puberty). They followed up with Zimmer 483, but it was their first English album (Scream, which contained remakes of songs from their first two albums) that really kicked it up a notch. They made huge inroads into America, where they were greeted with the same sort of fervor that they received elsewhere in the world.
A true international band, Tokio Hotel have wooed fans with universal music and a truly forward-thinking sense of fashion and style. (Thousands of words have been written about Bill Kaulitz's hair alone.)
Happy belated birthday to both Tom and Bill.
9.01.2011
Tom's Blog - Get the Twin Experience!
Deutsch:
Get the Twin Experience!
Wir haben eine kleine Überraschung für euch! Wenn auch DU gerne mit Bill und mir in Kontakt bleiben möchtest dann hast du bald die Gelegenheit dazu – in nur wenigen Wochen geht unsere eigene App online. Weitere Infos demnächst .... also seid gespannt. Es erwarten dich coole Features und natürlich die 100% echte Bill & Tom Experience ;-)English:
Get the Twin Experience!
We have a little surprise for you guys! If you’d like to stay in contact with Bill and myself a new opportunity will open up for YOU pretty soon – in only a few weeks we’ll lauch our very own App so stay tuned and watch out for more info to come!! Great features are waiting for you and you can expect to get the real Bill & Tom experience ;-)Comment@ Tokiohotel.com; Tom's blog
8.31.2011
Alles Gute zum Geburtstag ♡ ♡ Twins 22
It's the first in Germany <3 we want to wish you a Happy Birthday, we wish you all the best. Thanks for existing. Always stay healthy please! Always Live Every Second!
♡
Karaoke in Kanazawa (Japan) with Tokio hotel songs
Le journal des fans:
"Karaoke in Kanazawa (Japan) there are songs of Tokio Hotel! Thank you to our friend Marion, for the photos!"
"Karaoke in Kanazawa (Japan) there are songs of Tokio Hotel! Thank you to our friend Marion, for the photos!"
8.30.2011
Tokio Hotel WORLDWIDE twitter fanaction =Twins Birthday
Tokio Hotel WORLDWIDE TT FanAction on SEPTEMBER 1 at 3pm = (15:00) GERMANY Time. Trend: 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins'.
*NOTE: It's 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins' without the "#".
In honor of Bill&Tom;'s 22nd Birthday, let's have a twitter party and trend on Twitter Worldwide: 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins'.
On September 1st (Thursday), starting at 3pm GERMANY Time, Tokio Hotel Fans around the world on Twitter should start trending 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins'.
Add 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins' to ALL your tweets that day and tweet and retweet a lot!
Let's try to keep it trending worldwide and in many countries for many hours that day! :)
The worldwide Fanaction on SEPTEMBER 1 (Thursday) to make 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins' a worldwide TT on Twitter starts at:
Los Angeles- 6am
Seattle- 6am
Phoenix- 6am
Denver- 7am
Guatemala- 7am
El Salvador- 7am
Mexico- 8am
Chicago/ Houston- 8am
Peru- 8am
Colombia- 8am
Ecuador- 8am
Venezuela- 8:30am
New York/ Miami/ Atlanta- 9am
Toronto/Montreal- 9am
Dominican Rep. -9am
Puerto Rico- 9am
Bolivia- 9am
Paraguay- 9am
Chile- 10am
Argentina- 10am
Brazil- 10am
Uruguay- 10am
Portugal- 2pm = (14:00)
England- 2pm
Germany- 3pm = (15:00)
France- 3pm
Italy- 3pm
Spain- 3pm
Switzerland- 3pm
Belgium- 3pm
Austria- 3pm
Poland- 3pm
Serbia- 3pm
Netherlands- 3pm
Denmark- 3pm
Sweden- 3pm
Norway- 3pm
Croatia- 3pm
Finland- 4pm = (16:00)
Ukraine- 4pm
Turkey- 4pm
Israel- 4pm
Greece- 4pm
Romania- 4pm
Russia- 5pm = (17:00)
Mumbai/ New Delhi- 6:30pm =(18:30)
Indonesia- 8pm= (20:00)
Vietnam- 8pm
Singapore- 9pm= (21:00)
Philippines- 9pm
Taiwan- 9pm
Malaysia- 9pm
Hong Kong- 9pm
Japan- 10pm (22:00)
Sydney-11pm (23:00)
More info about the time here:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=HappyBdayKaulitzTwins&iso=20110901T15&p1=37&&
Let's Make Some Noise for the Kaulitz twins' birthday!
IMPORTANT: Remember to be on time for the twitter party and tweet a lot adding 'HappyBdayKaulitzTwins' without the '#' to ALL your tweets that day, especially starting at the time of the fanaction (3pm Germany Time).
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