(16.12.2014)

New Year’s Eve Open Air Event

The artist of this year’s Willkommen 2015 event at the Brandenburg Gate.
Berlin, Germany

ZDF on Tokio Hotel’s Soundcheck

(24.12.2014)

(22.12.2014)

Tokio Hotel Share Top 5 Christmas Traditions

We all have our own personal holiday traditions, whether it be opening gifts with our family on Christmas day or locking ourselves up in our house and hanging out with our dog. Germany’s Tokio Hotel help us get into the holiday spirit by divulging each of their individual traditions, as well as their Christmas band rule. Check out the list below,…

Bill Kaulitz
In Germany we celebrate Christmas for 3 days. I love that cause it’s the perfect excuse to be drunk for almost a week! I like to be with my whole family, watch TV, eat a lot and act like I never moved out of my parents house and wrap presents (I am a wrapping master). When I’m in LA for Christmas I’m not ashamed to admit that I like to be at the happiest place on earth.

Tom Kaulitz
After I get really drunk from self-made Glogg I get naked and dance around the Christmas tree singing my favorite Christmas songs. Or I film my boy taking his first steps on the guitar. Sounds horrible. but come on … he’s still a puppy!

Gustav Schäfer
I’m really competitive when it comes to Christmas lighting and outdoor decor. My house has to be the brightest one in the neighborhood… Always! I plan everything 2 months in advance and spend all the the money I made on tour freaking everyone out with the craziest Christmas decorations you can imagine.

Georg Listing
My favorite holiday tradition actually takes place the day after Christmas. After traveling though half of Germany to visit family members, the 26th is strictly reserved for myself. I stay in bed for 24 hours watching movies, eating disgusting stuff and sleeping until it hurts. No phones, computers or visitors. Just my dog, pillow and myself. Been doing this for a few years. It’s genius!

Tokio Hotel
Our band Christmas tradition or more like a rule is that we never buy presents for each other.

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(16.12.2014)

MEETING TOKIO HOTEL IN LA

If you never heard of Tokio Hotel before, you should ask yourself if something apparently went wrong in your teenage years. They came, they were seen by thousands of shrieking fans and uhm yes, they conquered! The polarizing Kaulitz twins were acclaimed, admired or just idolized by a whole generation of adolescents! No wonder the band disappeared from the scene in 2010 to give themselves the chance for a fresh new start in L.A to finally do all the normal teenage-boy-thingies they never could. Their new album “Kings of Suburbia” brought Tokio Hotel back in the limelight after four years of trying to live in invisibility. A perfect reason for an exclusive interview with the twins in L.A to talk about their comeback and how it’s actually like to live together, 24/7. Read the whole interview in our current Issue of INDIE – No. 44!

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