The lead singer of Tokio Hotel is known for his wacky hairdo and heavy make-up, yet the German boyband has legions of female fans around the globe.
Releasing their first English album in 2007, the boys have finally compiled their greatest hits in the last four years into an album, "Best Of".
Details:
Tickets to this event will be sold at S$10 until 2nd April. After that we're selling at S$15 until April 8th.
To purchase a ticket, just email us at admin.tokiohotelsg@gmail.com with the subject heading: April of Asia 2011
Please include your name, age, phone number and whether you're interested in pre-odering a shirt - in the email so we can reply with your ticket and additional details, such as the exact location of the meetup. We will also arrange for a size chart to be emailed over.
Also! Please note that this ticket does not entitle to a plus one, and we cannot accept ticket returns.
Our event will be held at Goldkist Beach Resort at East Coast Parkway:
UNTIL someone figures out how to make a fashion design reality show for TV without a runway, resident judges and weekly eliminations, comparisons will be inevitable.
It's little wonder why critics see the genre's latest entry, Launch My Line, as a poor knock-off of Project Runway.
After all, the wildly successful Emmy-winning Project Runway started the trend in 2004 and is now into its eighth season.
A similar series, The Fashion Show, where 15 unknown designers compete for a chance to retail their collections, was panned when it aired in the US in 2009.
It was hosted by fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi, supermodel Iman and singer Kelly Rowland.But Launch My Line host and judge Dan Caten, who is also the founder of high-end fashion label DSquared, was unfazed by such criticism - even though there's no word about a second season since the first one ended in the US in February last year.We're different, 47-year-old Caten insisted in a phone interview with The New Paper.
Tokio Hotel Fanatics! You can still get your hands on their A2 poster + postcards (set of 3) + autographed CD! Here's how! All you need to do is to download their call tones on StarHub on this link: http://music.starhub.com/frmhome.aspx.Here's the poster you stand to win:
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Post up Tokio Hotel's Best Of DELUXE VERSION album cover as your facebook profile pic and update your facebook status as "I can't wait to get my hands on Tokio Hotel's Best Of Album out next MONDAY!". Posting of both your status and profile pic should be up before 10 Dec, 12 p.m. (Singapore Time) till 13 Dec, 9 p.m. (Singapore Time).
After you've posted both your status and profile pic, please remember to click 'like' at this picture with the beautiful premiums and comment that you've done it. Do get other Tokio Hotel fans to 'like' our page too and get them to join this exclusive contest!!!
Oh, and you'll ask: Can non-Singaporeans also take part? Sure! BUT that is if you have Singaporean friends whose available to collect the prizes for you here, if you are lucky!
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They were in town earlier to perform live, but if you missed them, experience the dynamic Tokio Hotel with Humanoid, their second English language album featuring the hit single Automatic, following the wildly received Scream in 2008. The hysterically popular emo-pop/rock quartet have bagged more than 80 awards since they emerged in 2005 and have been applauded as one of the most successful German acts of their generation. From now till 30 September 2010, stand to win exclusive Tokio Hotel merchandise with every purchase of Humanoid Special Edition CD or Humanoid City Live CD or DVD, only at CD-RAMA!
Terms and Conditions
• Contest closes on 30 September 2010. • Please attach receipt of "Humanoid" Special Edition CD, "Humanoid City Live" CD or "Humanoid City Live" DVD with the lucky draw coupon and submit at any CD-RAMA counter. • Winners will be notified by post, email or phone by 8 October 2010.
Universal Music Singapore: Tokio Hotel fanatics! Remember to make your purchase of Tokio Hotel "Humanoid" Special Edition CD, "Humanoid City LIVE" CD/DVD at CD RAMA now. You'll stand to win exclusive Tokio Hotel merchandise, such as AUTOGRAPHED t-shirts, or more! Good luck!
Singaporean fans were more than lucky as TOKIO HOTEL performed on our sunny island for the second time this year.
Audrey Kua gets the band to divulge all their little secrets!
The boys of German band Tokio Hotel may appear cool and collected onstage and in their music videos, but what are the boys really like when they're not performing? Back in Singapore to perform at SINGfest, Teenage managed to steal some face time with the band to get to know them better. Chatty identical twins, Bill and Tom Kaulitz, and their band mates, Georg Listing and Gustav Schafer were very enthusiastic when it came to talking about their second performance here (which was way more explosive than the small showcase they did previously)!
"The crowd was amazing and the show was good. It was fantastic!" lead singer Bill says. His brother adds, "It was really different because we played our last tour in winter and it was freezing cold. It was easy playing two hours in the cold, but here, we could only play one hour in the heat!"
For those who could not make it down for the recent Tokio Hotel autographed session at Bugis, well here’s your chance! And for all you ultimate Tokio Hotel fans who can’t get enough of the boys, even though you already have their autographed album, here’s your chance again!
1) Simply tag yourself on the Tokio Hotel “Humanoid” album cover (found on the Wall photos of the universal page)
2) Set this picture as your profile picture
3) By commenting on the picture, tell us in less than 15 words what does Humanoid mean to you
Contest ends 18th August 11.00pm. Winners will be announced on this page on 19th Aug.
Ten years ago, they were but a band of prepubescent teenagers who played at live clubs in Germany on weekends for €150 (S$261), living out their dreams of being musicians.Fast forward to 2010, and those boys are now men, who have gone from playing at small clubs for 500 people, to over 500,000 screaming fans at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in France.
They are Tokio Hotel.
Here in town for the very first time for the Audi Fashion Festival on Apr 28, Tokio Hotel will be performing at the annual SINGfest festival, held from Aug 3 to 5 at the FortCanning Park with the likes of Katy Perry, Orianthi and Wonder Girls.
Sauntering into the Astor Bar at St Regis Hotel, Bill Kaulitz, frontman of Tokio Hotel, is all clad in black as he makes his way over to the high backed leather booth facing us. Following closely behind are the rest of his band members: twin brother Tom Kaulitz, who plays the guitar, Georg Listing, the long-haired bassist, and Gustav Schäfer, their reticent drummer.
We’ve got 5 copies of Tokio Hotel’s Humanoid (Special Limited Edition) CD worth $21.95 which contains exclusive tracks and a bonus DVD to give away. Just answer this simple question!
What was Tokio Hotel’s original name?
Send in your answer along with your name, IC number, and contact details to hype.midea@gmail.com. Contest closes 27 August 2010.
If you can't view the video on Facebook, here's the youtube link:Universal Music Singapore: For all you Tokio Hotel fans, the boys would like to thank you guys for all your support!
OF THE music festival's line-up over the three days, Tuesday's certainly takes the cake for being the most international. There was saucy Katy Perry from California, pop rock band Tokio Hotel from Germany and pop group Wonder Girls from South Korea.
Not every act left a good taste in the mouth, though. After local singer Inch Chua, alternative rock band The Like and singer-songwriter Orianthi from Down Under warmed up the crowd, the five Girls came on around 8.30pm in an assortment of short dresses. They proceeded to underwhelm with their singing which sounded rather shrill and ragged.
