Tokio Hotel und Four Artists Booking GmbH beenden Zusammenarbeit
Nach einer fast vierjährigen Partnerschaft und insgesamt 155 gemeinsamen Konzerten gehen Tokio Hotel und Four Artists zukünftig getrennte Wege.
Alex Richter, Geschäftsführer von Four Artists "Wir hatten unglaublich tolle und vor allem erfolgreiche gemeinsame Jahre. Four Artists hat Tokio Hotel vom ersten Konzert im kleinen Club bis in die Stadien der Welt begleitet - und das macht uns wirklich sehr stolz."
Wir wünschen Tokio Hotel von Herzen alles Gute und weiterhin viel Erfolg.
Diese haben eine Vielzahl berühmter Künstler in ihrer Zusammenarbeit.Und jetzt auch TOKIO HOTEL! Sie bestehen bereits seit 1965.
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Tokio Hotel Bio Emo quartet Tokio Hotel emerged as one of the most successful new German acts of their generation, scoring three number one singles via 2005's debut LP, Schrei. Bill and Tom Kaulitz, 12-year-old twins, formed the group in their native Magdeburg in 2001, recruiting bassist Gustav Schäfer and drummer Georg Listing to round out the lineup. Originally dubbed Devilish, the teen foursome toured aggressively before signing to Universal in 2003, adopting the moniker Tokio Hotel in tandem with the deal. Composed primarily by Bill Kaulitz in tandem with a series of high-profile songwriters, Schrei was preceded by the August 2005 release of Tokio Hotel's debut single, "Durch den Monsun." Teenage girls quickly embraced the band with puppy-love fervor, and by the end of the month the single topped the German pop chart and its Austrian counterpart. The follow-ups "Rette Mich" and "Der Letzte Tag" also hit number one, although the former appeared in a re-recorded version dramatically different from its LP version thanks to Kaulitz's post-pubescent vocal changes. After the singer wrapped his contributions to filmmaker Luc Besson's animated fantasy Arthur and the Minimoys, Tokio Hotel returned to the studio to complete work on their 2007 follow-up album, Zimmer 483. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide Written by Jason Ankeny [Print Version]
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Zitat von SassyMich würde ja echt interessieren wieso ?? *grübel* Und so wie das aussieht , haben sich ja TH von ihnen getrennt und nicht anders rum ..
hmm....
na ich denke, dass die Verträge wohl abgelaufen sind... ...aber ist wirklich alles etwas mysteriös.....
Na,ja...die Jungs sind jetzt Weltstars und ich denke,dass sie sich wohl nach einer Agentur umschauen werden,die internationaler arbeitet. Irgendwie verständlich,da es echt praktischer ist.
Zitat von QueenySuchen wir uns irgendein Magazin oder Zeitschrift raus, und versprechen denen dann die Exclusivrechte der Fotos....wenn sie die Party zahlen ^^