Tokio Hotel

Tokio Hotel rose from local heroes in Germany to internationally celebrated icons, captivating millions with their distinctive sound, striking visuals, and fearless artistic evolution. Formed in 2001 by twin brothers Bill and Tom Kaulitz, Georg Listing, and Gustav Schäfer, the band broke through in 2005 with their debut single “Durch den Monsun". The song became a generational anthem and marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey. With albums “Zimmer 483”, “Scream”, “Humanoid”, “Kings of Suburbia”, “Dream Machine” and “2001”, Tokio Hotel continued to evolve while staying connected to the spirit that first defined them. Their music, style, and identity have built a loyal global fan community and shaped a legacy reaching far beyond music. To date, the band has sold more than 10 million records worldwide, earning over 70 platinum and 120 gold awards, plus more than 110 national and international honors. Their cultural reach expanded through the podcast “Kaulitz Hills: Senf aus Hollywood” and the Netflix series “Kaulitz & Kaulitz,” introducing Tokio Hotel to a broader audience. In 2025, the band celebrated the 20 years of “Durch den Monsun” before opening a new chapter with “Changes”, the first single from their forthcoming seventh studio album “ENCORE”. With the singles “California Nights” and “Memory Lane” and the upcoming ARENA TOUR 2026, with most dates already sold out, Tokio Hotel continue to grow, reinvent themselves, and connect with audiences around the world.