Dont know how many times I've posted these today but this is the last time and here are all of them!! I think :p

by isifa

Scream! Scream! Scream! The teen band Tokio Hotel forces themselves onto the US market, tours through the country, and proves in a legendary San Francisco club that above all pubescent screaming is the single true world language of today.

The flair held itself, all changes because of defiance. The area around the Fillmore Street corner Geary is still always a little shabby. Dark house entryways alternate with small lower level shops, neon advertisements advertise fast food restaurants, before which the homeless beg for a few cents for a beer. Above all this, blazes a single yellow sign before the building with the number 1805 - "Fillmore".

Here, in the legendary Fillmore auditorium in San Francisco, the blues were re-discovered. The greats have played here: B.B. King The Who, Santana, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, Aretha Franklin, and many more. That, however, is long gone, and now everyone who wants to make it big treads here.

Or even bigger.

Such as Tokio Hotel that teen band from near Magdeburg who proceeded directly to conquer the hearts of the US teenager with their English translated success melodies. With simple, honest lyrics like "Turn around, I am here" or "We are here tonight, leave the word aside," they want to bring the girls to screaming here exactly like they do at home.

In May, the first English-language album "Scream" reached place 5 in the US rock charts and earned the praise of the tasteful music magazine "Rolling Stone": "These boys are biggest German bubblegum-neo-glam-goth-emo-boyband. Of all time."

That wasn't meant ironically. But real help came from the music station MTV, who set not only one fan week, but also nominated the hit "Ready, Set, Go!" in two categories for the MTV Video Music Awards. Does one need more in order to leave teenage hearts captured?

And so stand the fans on this Tuesday evening far down the next block, out in the line until they are let into the Fillmore in small groups to the Tokio Hotel concert.

Way in front stands Cathleen, who held out in a hotel around the corner for a week in order to snag the best spot. "I heard of the band on the internet for the first time, there I didn't know at all that they're from Germany," says the 15-year-old. Afterwards she later read Wikipedia - and she fell in love with the boys even more. "That they sing in two languages impressed me. They lead the word together, and that's good" she says with a pompous seriousness that absolutely doesn't fit into her confession of being "forever in love with Bill".

"San Francisco is Beautiful"

Singer Bill Kaulitz looks like a Japanese cartoon version of Christian Siriano - the youngest winner of the talent show "Project Runway", wrote the "New York Times" in February. And join, the US fans should please not freak out for a "goth-punk-boy-band" led by a "sexy androgynous person with spectacularly spiked hair."

Why not? After all, nothing stays anymore on Rammstein to mint the German image in the US.

The US fans stand freaking out for nothing in any case. When Tokio Hotel took the stage shortly after nine, an ear-deafening screaming concert breaks out - as the fans take the album title "Scream" literally. The parents, in not insignificant numbers, look tortured and seem first relieved when their kids ignore it, sing along with the lyrics.

The object of hysteria is - like in German - singer Bill Kaulitz who presented the first three songs as routinely as little electrifying presentation. First after the third song, he greeted the crowd with little imaginative sentences "Hi everybody, how are you tonight?" and "San Francisco is beautiful!"

That brings the fans to screaming anew, but also shows how ambitious the project of the four boys is, to sing in a language that isn't their mother language.

Music from Kids for Kids

Allegedly, they couldn't speak especially good English a year ago. Their pronunciation is pretty hard, out of "eyes" comes "ice" - but the fans sooner find that to seem sweet. And only on that, it's brought. In order to release the enthusiasm storm, it works anyway that Kaulitz bends down and touches hands now and then. Sometimes he even stretches the microphone out into the audience, but such designed gestures for big halls don't work in the Fillmore, the venerable jazz club is too intimate.

Here on this evening, simple kids music is made for other kids - what isn't certainly absolutely bad if the band and fans are lucky. Only too bad, that neither one nor the other appears to know where they stand.

The boys had only jerked their shoulders, when they would make it noticeable where they appear, says a member of the crew. Most of the fans don't notice the hundreds of concert posters in the lobby of the Fillmore that represent decades of music history once the four boys enter.

Where something of Tokio Hotel's will soon also hang, according to tradition. After just barely an hour, the concert is over. Elders, who still know other times, wonder. "No concert can end so early," the taxi driver snarls. "That was different earlier."

He probably doesn't know the total work of Tokio Hotel still doesn't really grant a longer appearance.


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As I told you before we where going to put all the voting link in one post and here you go!

• Sophie's Challenge vote HERE
• MTV VMA vote HERE
• MTV Europe Music Awards vote HERE (Best Act Ever! and Headliner!)
• Swedish Nickelodeon vote HERE (Rösta=Vote)

Thats all the voting I can find now, if I've missed anything comment and we'll update it ;)

Now all the concerts in the US are done but they are still not done over there...

4/8 2008 - MTV TRL, Broadway, New York (TH vecka)
5/8 2008 - MTV TRL, Broadway, New York (TH vecka)
5/8 2008 - Intervju på Rock Show, New York
7/8 2008 - Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, New Jersey
8/8 2008 - Skivsignering av Scream, Sayreville, New Jersey
9/8 2008 - Hot Air Balloon Festival of St. Jean, Quebec, Canada
11/8 2008 - House Of Blues, Cleveland, Ohio
12/8 2008 - The Fillmore, Detroit, Michigan
13/8 2008 - Skivsignering av Scream, Oakland, Michigan
15/8 2008 - House Of blues, Chicago, Illinois
15/8 2008 - Skivsignering av Scream, Chicago, Illinois
16/8 2008 - Myth, St. Paul, Minneapolis
19/8 2008 - The Fillmore, San Francisco, California
20/8 2008 - House Of Blues, Anaheim, California
22/8 2008 - House Of Blues, Las Vegas, Nevada
23/8 2008 - Skivsignering av Scream, Las Vegas, Nevada
25/8 2008 - Gothic Theatre, Denver, Colorado
27/8 2008 - House Of Blues, Dallas, Texas
28/8 2008 - Verizon Wireless Theater, Houston, Texas
29/8 2008 - Skivsignering av Scream, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico City
30/8 2008 - Festival (Palacio de los Deportes), Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

Now they are up to this:

3/9 08 - AJ's Playhouse,San Diego, California [interview + concert]
5/9 08 - KIIS FM  Burbank, Los Angeles, California [interview + concert]
6/9 08 - Signing of Scream, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California + FREE concert
7/9 08 - MTV VMA, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California 

More is coming soon!!

Just hope they have time to get home and make us our new CD!!

For those that dont know, Tokio Hotel will not perform at the VMA's!

If you want to know when its sent in your country just send us and e-mail or a comment and we'll answer as quick as we can ;)

Bill in a plane

First Pictrure from Mexico

September 3rd - San Diego
7 am at KHTS Station
Interview at the station and acoustic performance with studio audience and listeners
http://www.playhouse3d.com/main.html - may be on the web

September 3rd - Burbank
4 pm at KIIS FM
Interview and acoustic performance for contest winners with meet and greet for fans

September 3rd - Los Angeles
7:30 PM at KYSR FM Alternative Station

September 5th - Burbank again
9 PM - KIIS FM
Interview with MORE contest winners

STAY TUNED FOR MORE!

Come on how much more are they gonna do in the US this year!?!?!?!?

Support Tokio Hotel with your vote in Sopie..s Challange!
Tokio Hotel are facing Paramore this time and the results are really tight so help Bill, Tom, Gustav and Georg to remain champion!

Go HERE to vote!

Your birthday wishes for Gustav!
As you all know, on 8 September Gustav will turn 20. Reason enough for the us as official fanclub to start a birthday action, where we ask you to get your mobile phone, camera or webcam on your pc and record your birthday wish for Gustav. We will put all the birthday wishes together on a disc, that we will give to Gustav.

How should your entry look?
You can record something alone or with friends. You can sing, read a poem or just say your wishes, whatever you always wanted to say. Please keep in mind that your entry can be no longer then 30 seconds, otherwise it won't be on the CD.

How do I send my entry?
The file with your message should be MP3, OGG or WMA, and size of the file can't be larger then 1 Megabyte. An everage message of 30 seconds should be about 500 kilobyte. You can send you file until 5 September 2008 through email to:
[email protected]
This email is protected against spam-bots, you have to activate javascript to make sure it comes through.

source: tokiohotel-fanclub.de

Animations

Long-Haired Rockers Are the Antidote to the Jonas Brothers

Move over Heidi Klum and Hugo Boss. The new ambassadors of German popular culture have arrived in the United States, but they're not what you'd expect.

Tokio Hotel may sound like a new Japanese resort, but it's actually a group of four rocker guys whose singer is often mistaken for a girl but is actually the identical twin of the dreadlock-haired guitarist. Puzzled yet? The band scored two No. 1 albums in its native Germany, and yet most of the band members aren't even old enough to legally drink here.

Tokio Hotel's sharp rise to fame, from playing school concerts and weddings a few years ago in its hometown of Magdeburg, a hundred miles southwest of Berlin, to currently selling out venues in New Jersey, San Francisco and Chicago, can arguably be seen as Internet-driven. The band has amassed a frenzied fan base of mostly young women who take the title of the band's first English album, "Scream," seriously -- by doing just that at a mere glimpse of the band.

Wendy is a young fan from Brooklyn, N.Y., but jokingly claims, "Ich bin ein Deutsch!" She thinks the band is "hot," but also found the music to be so powerful it "can bring tears" to her eyes. "Tokio Hotel ist der beste!," says Doris, 18, who says she is learning German because of her interest in the band.

"I've spent over $600 this past week for all the tickets I just bought and the traveling I have to do," said Kiila, a 20-year-old student who plans to attend as many concerts as she can on the band's tour through North America this month. She spent four days hanging around Times Square near MTV's studio in the hopes of meeting the band, which recently hosted the network's show "TRL."

Like the launch of some resplendent blitzkrieg, Tokio Hotel is eager to conquer American shores. Its success abroad draws comparisons here as the "Jonas Brothers of Germany" -- if the Jonas Brothers were a long-haired, sexually ambiguous-looking act, blending genres from pop to glam rock to hip-hop.

Tattooed lead singer Bill Kaulitz, 18, is rarely seen without black eye makeup and with his hair, also dyed black, styled in a gravity-defying lion's mane. Born in the Internet and video game era, he already seems astutely aware of the power of the visual, and credits the Internet with the band's breakthrough outside Germany. "Especially as newcomers, it's really important to have the Internet, where people can talk about you and listen to your music," he said in accented English. When thousands of fan Web sites, blogs and YouTube postings began sprouting up worldwide, its record company noticed.

"The fans outside of Germany send us e-mails, they come together and shoot a video or something, and they say please come to wherever, Israel, whereever," Kaulitz said. So the band did -- not only Israel , but France, Italy, Switzerland, Russia and other countries, often selling out stadiums and fulfilling a kind of prophecy of the band's chosen name -- which band members changed from "Devilish" in 2005 -- which evokes their love of foreign destinations.

"It was always our dream to travel the world and play in big cities and ...," Kaulitz starts to say before his twin, Tom, chimes in, "and to stay in good hotels!"

Although the two often complete each other's thoughts, Tom Kaulitz, who plays lead guitar, prefers the almost opposite look of his sibling -- baggy clothes, a sports cap around blond dreads and a lip piercing. Drummer Gustav Schäfer and bass-guitarist Georg Listing complete the four-member band.

Adoration: From Internet to Miles-Long Fan Letter

Several female fans admit to first being intrigued by the band's looks and mash-up styles, but insist they became hooked, some even obsesses, when listening to the songs. In Germany, the band is a household name, and girls stalk its recording studio, hiding with cameras behind bushes. Pieces of the Kaulitz twins' former school bus stop were auctioned off last week on eBay for thousands of euros (no bids though). The quartet once received a fan letter that was more than 7 miles long. (They didn't read the whole thing.)

The Goethe Institute claims increasing interest in its German language classes because of the band, especially in its Paris branch. The San Francisco office organized a concert ticket giveaway earlier this year, and deputy director Anna Weber said in one day without any promotion "we got 80 to 120 e-mails. We got so many phone calls, you have no idea. We thought they were unknown here."

The Internet has made it easy for fans to chat and share stories with others around the world who share their passion. After a concert ends, girls post videos and pictures from their cameras and phones capturing the band's performances, it seems, from every possible angle.

The boys have mastered the quality of being exotic, and yet approachable, online. They make video appeals for fans' award votes and post weekly "Tokio Hotel TV" Web episodes as a way "to take the fans with us." The band was stopped only momentarily in March, when it had to cancel several concerts so Bill Kaulitz could have surgery to remove a cyst on his vocal chords.

These teenage rockers are becoming accustomed to the idea of growing up in front of the eyes of a 24/7 media world. "Our whole life changed from one day to another," Kaulitz said. "We have so much inspiration. It's everywhere. ... So I always have a pen with me and a laptop, and I write everything down." The band has started to work on its new album, which it will release in German and English. The band writes and plays its own music but is helped by a team of four producers. "We are like a big family," Kaulitz said.

That family seems to have landed on a winning combination of lyrics laced with "emo" angst, wrapped in a flamboyant pop-rock package. It's PG-rated but still edgy enough for younger fans. Songs range from catchy pop anthems to anti-suicide messages to appealing rock ballads. Tokio Hotel seems to straddle the line between boy band fad and hopeful rock icons, but where it will eventually end up is unpredictable.

Tokio Hotel Vs. Miley Cyrus

"Scream" landed in U.S. stores in May and peaked at No. 39 on the Billboard 200, selling quite a bit less below the multiplatinum status the band achieved in Europe, but you wouldn't know it by the Internet hype. This month fans voted online to give Tokio Hotel two MTV Video Music Award nominations for best new artist and best pop video, pitting the band against best-selling artists like Miley Cyrus and Britney Spears. "We think we have no chance, but it's just great being nominated," Bill Kaulitz said.

Right now, the band is just awestruck at the attention they are getting in America. "The fans voted so much for us, it's a great feeling," Tom Kaulitz said. "It's really a big deal for a German band to have the chance to go to the U.S."

One would have to go back almost a generation when a German band last achieved huge crossover success in America. In the 1980s. The Scorpions topped the charts with songs like "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and artist Nena scored big with her Cold War-era protest song "99 Luftballoons." Incidentally, watching Nena as a child was what inspired Bill Kaulitz to become a singer, he said.

But for every "next big thing," there can be an eventual backlash. "I don't really want them to get really famous here," posted "Isabella" on Tokio Hotel's U.S fan site. "Getting big also brings about the question of them losing sight of their German culture."

As fans grow, so do "haters" of the band, who create and upload anti-Tokio Hotel videos and Web pages. The Internet has other dangerous downsides. Recently in France, a young man was arrested for allegedly posing as Bill Kaulitz in chat rooms, convincing young girls to send him naked pictures, which he then posted on the Web. The band says it doesn't have personal accounts like MySpace, other than its official Web sites, just for this reason.

But most of the fans simply want to concentrate on the good stuff, like one young brunette who waited on a New York City street to see the band when it visited. She is crying but smiling, her teeth lined in braces. "I got Bill's autograph. .... I got their autograph, and I love them!" she cried, wiping tears from her eyes with neon-polished fingertips, just another uber-happy Tokio Hotel fan.

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Very soon, on September 1, we will be celebrating the 19th birthday of the Kaulitz twins.
But for now, let's take a look at all the events that have taken place recently in the life of Tokio Hotel.

Success and Achievements
Bill Kaulitz has everything necessary for a successful career: talent, a look, money, the love of the fans. But there is one thing missing for the total happiness of every young man - a good car! This month Bill finally got his driver's license and immediately bought a luxurious, silver convertible from BMW, for almost 100 000 Euros. Aside from that, the group is among the nominees for the MTV VMAs in the "Best New Artist" category. This, yet again, proves that the boys are successfully conquering the Unites States and are already quite popular in this country. You can vote for the guys on MTV's official website (mtv.com). The Award show is very soon- on September 7.

This month, Tokio Hotel is also celebrating another important event: exactly three years ago, the August of 2005, the single "Durch Den Monsun" was released, which made Tokio Hotel known to the world. With that song started the band's history. And with that song these boys changed the world of music forever.

Indecent Proposal
The twins are getting older, which means, that the scandals, that they are sometimes involved in, are getting bigger too. Not that long ago, a few girls declared that Bill spends the nights in different online chatrooms, using his big name and fame to get the girls to send him naked pictures. But we know that Bill would never dare to take advantage of the love of his fans, with such low behaviour. The police did an investigation and caught an 18-year-old Frenchman, who, for few weeks was posing on the internet as Bill Kaulitz and making the girls believe that he really is the "real" Bill. During the contact with the girls, the false-Bill was very friendly and caring, so it took awhile to find out about the fraud. But the Frenchman took too much advantage of Bill's fans, and this brought about hard consequences. At first the girls were nervous to send the poser their naked pictures. They were suspicious, but still sent the photos. Finally, the law enforcements were able to trace the guy and found him in a small town in France. With him, they found many photographs of naked girls in erotic positions. The police were in shock, when they found out that some of the girls were only 11-years-old. Now the dude will have to pay a large fine. When we contacted Bill for a comment about the event, he assured us and all of his fans, that neither he nor anyone else from the group ever were and ever will be at these online chatrooms. They just don't have the time.

Pic Captions (Clock-wise from the top)
Page 1
- The boys had fans waiting for them at the New York airport.
- Tokio Hotel are being pulled in different directions. Despite their tight schedule,
they promise to come to Russia. You will know about the concert dates first in BRAVO!
- Bill tries to pay attention to each fan.
- Even on the streets of New York the boys are greeted by large groups of fans.
- The tough American cops protect the boys like "the apple of the eye"..
- ...But the love of the fans cannot be stopped.

Page 2
- The future "Birthday-boys" are ready to party.
- There is no limit to the excitement of the American fans.
- Today the guys of Tokio Hotel are welcomed guests on MTV,
but once they couldn't even dream of such tremendous success.

Translated by: Aella @ THA

IT IS NOT BILL AND TOM! JUST LOOKALIKES!

Polls just opened for this year´s MTV EMAs which will take place in Liverpool! Can we make it happen again and get an EMA Award like we did last year for Tokio Hotel? Support Bill, Tom, Gustav & Georg now in the categories BEST ACT EVER and HEADLINER! Click HERE to start voting now!!!

Categories:

Best Act Ever!

Headliner!

So its now time to vote again!! You know they should win both so we have to do our job so they get them okay??

 

The guys from Tokio Hotel are revolutionizing the United States.

The TV channel MTV has dedicated a whole week for them showing their clips. Besides, Bill and his companions will present some programs and will also sing live!

But the best about all this is that Tokio Hotel has been nominated for the MTV Video Music Awards in the category of the best video pop for their song "Ready, Set, Go!". It won't be easy, though, as they will have many competitors like Britney Spears with "Piece of me" and the Jonas Brothers with "Burnin' up". The prize giving ceremony will take place in Los Angeles on September 9^th.

We wish them a lot of luck.

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The best way to describe the glam-metal-emo-pop-tween group is like the Jonas Brothers for girls who prefer chipped black nail polish and fishnet stockings to unicorn puffy stickers and purity rings. Because the Magedburg-bred quartet has already dominated Europe in every way possible - selling more than 6 million CDs and DVDs since forming in 2001, playing for 500,000 people beneath the Eiffel Tower, filling their parents' homes with various statuettes - Tokio Hotel has had no recourse but to turn its attention to America.

When they finally walked onstage, you half expected kohl-eyed front man Bill Kaulitz, 18, identical twin brother and guitarist Tom, bassist Georg Listing, 21, and drummer Gustav Schäfer, 19, to be holding Guitar Hero controllers rather than real instruments. The group's songs have a whiff of late-period Smashing Pumpkins, all chugging metal riffs and overheated wailing on metal throwbacks like "Monsoon" and "Love Is Dead." But the lyrics (roughly translated) and carefully studied rock-star poses seem custom-made for people whose primary source of music is "Donkey Kong 18″ or whatever.

Still, it's hard to resist an androgynous singer with extra large hair and extra small jeans. Bill Kaulitz doesn't have much range, but was extremely down to earth and had a way of making teen angst sound downright life-affirming, especially when in his broken English on "Ready, Set, Go!" he sang, "Together we can make it while the world is crashing down."

That song just earned Tokio Hotel a nomination at the MTV Video Music Awards, which is pitting the group against heavyweights like Miley Cyrus, Britney Spears and, yes, the Jonas Brothers. The possibility of having to let its secret go mainstream only made the fan base all the more rabid. The girls filling out the front of the venue screamed when Bill Kaulitz splashed them with water from his bottle. They screamed when he held up a megaphone before singing the title track from the group's U.S. debut, "Scream." They even screamed for the black curtain that silently hung onstage before the band arrived at the venue. Accordingly, there was no opening act, because as the group's manager noted before the set, "They would be killed."

On teenmags website TH fans could ask the band some questions..here are the answers!


1. How did you get in to music?
Bill: We all started really early. Tom and I started when we were about seven. Back then
it was only the two of us. Tom got into playing the guitar because of our step dad and I really
wanted to sing - I was always too lazy to learn an instrument :-). We started writing our own
songs and performed wherever we could - at weddings, birthday parties and little clubs.
Gustav: I started playing the drums when I was about five. I always used to drum with my
fingers on everything that came along :-) - so my parents decided to give it a real try and got me lessons.
Georg: I was in high school when my friends decided to start a band. They where looking for a
bass player and I thought "That's pretty cool, I can do that"...so that's how I started.

2. You've just been nominated for Best Pop Video at the MTV VMA's. How does it feel to
be gaining so much success here in the U.S.?
Bill: Oh my god, it is sooooo amazing and we're all so excited. This is something we didn't
dare to dream of!
Tom: We all freaked out when we received the great news. Our fans are really amazing
and we can't believe that they made this happen for us.

3. Why did you pick Tokio Hotel to be your new band name?
Tom: That happened a few years ago. We decided to look for a new band name when we
started to work in the studio - so it must've been at least five years ago. That was a really
new beginning for us and we wanted to start with a name that really fit us.

4. Bill, what is your favorite song that you wrote?
Bill: That's really hard and I can't actually pick one ‘cause every song has a special meaning
to me and is personal. But if I had to I probably would choose "Live Every Second" - that's one
of the first songs I wrote. I was eight or nine back then.

5. Were the four of you always interested in music?
Bill: Yes, music has always been what we all wanted to do. We put all our time and energy in
 music. During the week we went to school and on the weekends we played wherever we could.
What we are doing today is all we ever wanted. And I can't even imagine what I would have
become besides a singer.
Tom: Hmmm, if I wasn't a musician I would probably work at the playboy mansion as
Hugh Hefner's personal assistant. (lol) Georg would work as construction worker and do a lot
of body building in his free time and Gustav would be a trucker!

6. Tom: Is it true that you still have your teddy bear?
 Tom: You must be talking about Georg. He has his one with him all the time. And guess
what name he gave him?? Tom!!!
Georg: Ohhhhhh sure....

7. What do you like to do during your free time??
Bill: Sleep! We sleep in as long as possible.
Tom: If nobody wakes me up I sleep ‘till the afternoon.
Georg: Yeah, sleeping, eating, sleeping again, watching DVDs and going to bed
Bill: Gustav is a little different - he's really an early bird.
Gustav: Yes, I wake up quiet early and then I like to meet friends, ride my bike, do all kinds of
sports and spend time with my family.

8. Did any of you guys have imaginary friends when you were younger and if so, what
were their names?
All (laughing): NO!
Tom (laughing): Well, to tell you a secret: Georg has some imaginary friends and they
might be his only ones besides us...

9. Where do you see yourself in ten years?
Bill: Hopefully on stage!
All: Yes!
Bill: We really want to do this as long as possible - till we're old and gray :-)

10. Which part of the world that have you visited have you liked the most?
Bill: Ohhh, that's a hard one...! Each and every single country has it's own nice and special qualities,
they are all very different and hard to compare!
Tom: In Russia there are the best parties.
Georg: We all love Italian food - so Italy is great as well.
Gustav: Yeah, and the French have such a sweet accent "Guestaw"...
Bill: We also love America! The food, N.Y. , L.A., the weather is so great, and as we are traveling
through the middle of the country now we are learning that there are lots of amazing places
to discover, it's just awesome!
Tom: I have to say, there are hot girls everywhere, I wanna meet them all! But we are always
 happy to come home once in a while to be with our families and friends, that is so important!

Now is the chance for all those days practicing to be a singer using your hairbrush as a microphone to pay off. Oh, come on! You know you do! Piczo is having a contest! Here's the deets! All you have to do is record a video of yourself lip-syncing to Monsoon and upload it to the Piczo Zone with the title "Tokio Hotel Monsoon Contest" to be eligible. The guys from the band will pick their favorite five videos, and we'll put it to Piczo members for a vote. The winner will win an autographed poster and t-shirt from Tokio Hotel. Entries must be received by August 27.

Wanna win? Go ahead --> =)

On August 29 at 19:00 pm Tokyo Hotel will be signing autographs in square Cuicuilco, PLEASE NOTE: Limited to 2000 bracelets. To get the bracelet, you must go to Cuicuilo Square on August 29th, and buy Scream to receive the bracelet. Limit of one bracelet per person. Congrats to you Mexico City! 2,000! Wow.

Original Spanish since it is entirely possible I made some mistakes.


El 29 de Agosto a las 19:00hrs Tokio Hotel estara firmando autografos en plaza cuicuilco, ATENCION: LIMITADO A 2000 BRAZALETES. Como adquirir los brazaletes?? El dia 29 de Agosto vas a plaza cuicuilco te formas en el mixup y en la compra del disco scream (no importa si ya lo tienes lo tendras que volver a comprar) te dan un brazalete (limitado a un brazalete por persona)

(credit to http://www.tokiohotelamerica.com)

All the videos are from YOUTUBE

Here are a few picture to get you started more will come up later

Thank you to Coolbreezegirl for this info! only two german videos have been nominated in the past for VMA. Sadness part 1 by Enigma in the early 90s (late 80s?) and Be my Lover by la Boucheóm ten years ago. Both these artists only had one nom each. TH is the only one that has double nominations and also one for artist and not just video. If we also vote enough for Video of the Year they might even score 3 noms! major Epic. But even if they don't they have still made music history.

THs presence there at the red carpet (well mostly Bill to be honest) will guarantee them pics in mainstream North American media as well as in the rest of the world; all over Europe, Latin America and Asia. If TH will win it will generate big headlines even in markets where they are less known like in UK and people will pay attention. TH at VMA saves Interscope millions and millions in marketing costs because it is all free publicity. Win-win situation for both TH, label and us fans all over the world!

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To read their biographys

Welcome to our second blog about the german band Tokio Hotel. We are two girls from Sweden, 15 years old.

We started blogging about Tokio Hotel in April on bloggagratis.se. After some discussion we decided to move the blog to blogg.se. 

We also have a piczo page (tokiohotelswe.piczo.com).

That's about it for now, if you got any questions, just comment or send an email to: [email protected]

See ya

Hanna & Ica