Complete List Of Tokio Hotel Songs From A to Z

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Tokio Hotel represents one of those stories in which a group of kids from Magdeburg turned rehearsal-room dreams into a long-running global career, carried by image, melody, and a fanbase that never let go. The band came together in 2001 around twin brothers Bill and Tom Kaulitz, joined by bassist Georg Listing and drummer Gustav Schäfer. Before the major label era they played under the name Devilish, working small clubs and talent shows around Magdeburg while Bill and Tom were still barely into their teens. Bill’s appearance on the television talent show Star Search in 2003 put him on the radar of producer Peter Hoffmann, which in turn led to a developmental deal, early sessions, and eventually the decision to relaunch the band under a new name, Tokio Hotel, reflecting both their fascination with Tokyo and the reality that they were spending much of their time in hotels.

The real breakthrough came with their debut German-language album Schrei in 2005. After an earlier contract with Sony BMG Germany was dropped, Universal Music Germany stepped in and gave the group a full campaign. The first single, “Durch den Monsun,” climbed from the lower reaches of the German singles chart to number one and did the same in Austria, setting the tone for what followed. The title track “Schrei,” along with “Rette mich” and “Der letzte Tag,” all became top-five hits in German-speaking markets. Schrei moved more than half a million copies worldwide and was certified triple gold in Germany, a serious achievement for a band whose members were still in their mid-teens at the time.

Momentum carried straight into the next phase with the 2007 releases Zimmer 483 and Scream. Zimmer 483 continued the run of German language success with singles such as “Übers Ende der Welt,” “Spring nicht,” and “An deiner Seite (Ich bin da).” At the same time, Scream repackaged songs from Schrei and Zimmer 483 in English for an international audience. “Monsoon,” the English language version of “Durch den Monsun,” opened doors in France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. The band crossed into English-speaking television and festival slots, toured North America, and saw their video for “Ready, Set, Go!” land on the MTV Video Music Awards stage. In 2007, they won their first MTV Europe Music Award for Best InterAct, and in 2008, they took home the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist, the first time a German band had ever done so.

By the time Humanoid arrived in 2009, Tokio Hotel had grown into a fully global act. They recorded the album in both German and English and released the two versions simultaneously, supported by singles such as “Automatisch” and “World Behind My Wall.” A major European tour, Welcome to Humanoid City, and the live release Humanoid City Live underlined how far they had come from small clubs in Magdeburg. A behind-the-scenes release, Tokio Hotel TV – Caught on Camera, gathered tour footage and studio material, documenting the intense work behind the polished videos and arena shows. Across this entire period, the band’s catalog kept expanding, eventually reaching seven studio albums, three live albums, multiple EPs, compilations, and dozens of singles and videos.

After a period of relative quiet in the early 2010s, the band returned with a different sonic palette on Kings of Suburbia in 2014. The album leaned into electronic rock, electropop, and synth pop, with tracks such as “Love Who Loves You Back,” “Run, Run, Run,” and “Feel It All” supported by an extensive world tour that carried the same name as the latter song. This period confirmed that Tokio Hotel were not interested in being locked into one sound from the Schrei era. Instead, they moved toward a more club oriented, electronic direction while still building songs around Bill Kaulitz’s distinctive voice and the emotional drama that originally drew in their fans. The follow-up album Dream Machine in 2017 continued down this road, featuring songs such as “Something New,” “What If,” and “Boy Don’t Cry,” and another touring cycle.

The next phase of their career has been defined by constant releases, collaborations, and inventive ways of keeping their community involved. The Melancholic Paradise era brought singles like “Melancholic Paradise,” “When It Rains It Pours,” and “Chateau,” while the band planned new tours in Europe, North America, and Latin America before the COVID 19 pandemic forced cancellations and postponements. During these years they also revisited the song that started it all, releasing “Durch den Monsun 2020” and “Monsoon 2020” to mark the fifteenth anniversary of their breakthrough single. At the same time they worked with electronic artists and producers on tracks such as “White Lies” with VIZE and a dance reinterpretation of “Behind Blue Eyes,” building social media cover challenges around those songs to pull their fans directly into the creative process.

In 2022 Tokio Hotel released their seventh studio album, 2001. The record arrived after the band had already experimented with a series of singles and collaborations, including “Fahr mit mir (4×4)” with Kraftklub and “Happy People” with Daði Freyr. 2001 framed their long run with a title that nodded back to the year the band originally formed, while the songs themselves sat firmly in the present. The years that followed have been just as active, with a new Amazon Music Original track, “Your Christmas,” a continuing run of singles such as “The Weekend,” “HIM,” “When We Were Younger,” “Miss It (At All),” “Hands Up,” and “How to Love,” and the announcement of The Tour 2025 with dates in Europe and a separate Latin American leg of their Beyond the World Tour that also includes shows in the United States and Canada.

Tokio Hotel’s awards record shows how deeply they connected with audiences across territories. Since “Durch den Monsun” in 2005 they have collected more than one hundred awards in Germany, Austria, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Russia, Japan, and North America. The list includes Comet Awards, Golden Penguin honors, Bambi Awards, Echo Awards, Rockbjörnen trophies, multiple MTV Europe Music Awards, the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist, an MTV Video Music Awards Japan win, Kids Choice Awards in Germany, and fan driven titles such as Musical March Madness champions and Biggest Fans. Their fan community, known as the Aliens, has itself been recognized with awards, a sign of how intensely those fans have supported the band across language barriers and stylistic shifts.

Outside of the strictly musical work the members of Tokio Hotel have been visible in fashion, television, philanthropy, and branded projects. Bill Kaulitz opened and closed the DSquared menswear autumn and winter 2010 show in Milan to the band’s own songs “Scream” and “Screamin’,” reinforcing his status as a style figure as much as a frontman. Bill and Tom worked with Audi in a youth-oriented advertising campaign, and Tom fronted a Reebok sneaker campaign that highlighted his genuine obsession with shoes. The twins created the BTK Twins mobile app in 2011 as a direct communication channel to fans, mixing photos, short videos, and written updates long before that kind of access became standard. On the philanthropic side the band played MTV Video Music Aid Japan in 2011, an event organized specifically to raise money for the Japanese Red Cross in the aftermath of the 2011 earthquake. Bill and Tom later served as judges on Deutschland sucht den Superstar and appeared as a duo coaching team on The Voice of Germany, where their artist Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp won the thirteenth season, proving that their role in the music world now includes mentoring younger performers as well as sustaining their own group.

Across more than two decades, Tokio Hotel have kept their original lineup intact and moved from German language teen rock to an electronic and synth driven sound without losing the emotional core that made songs like “Durch den Monsun” resonate in the first place. Seven studio albums, three live albums, and a long list of singles, videos, documentaries, and tours trace the growth of a band that was never content to stay in one place. For the fans, the appeal has always been that mix of melody, drama, visual identity, and a sense that the four musicians from Magdeburg brought their audience along every time they shifted directions rather than leaving them behind.

Complete List Of Tokio Hotel Songs From A to Z

1000 Meere – An deiner Seite (Ich bin da) – 2007
1000 Oceans – Scream (USA bonus track) – 2008
Ain’t Happy – 2001 – 2022
Alien (English Version) – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Alien (German Version) – Humanoid (German) – 2009
An deiner Seite (Ich bin da) – Zimmer 483 – 2007
An deiner Seite (Ich bin da) – An deiner Seite (Ich bin da) – 2007
Another Lover – 2001 – 2022
As Young As We Are – Dream Machine – 2017
Attention – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Attention – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Automatic – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Automatic – Automatic – 2009
Automatisch – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Automatisch – Automatisch – 2009
Back to the Ocean – 2001 – 2022
Bad Love – 2001 – 2022
Bad Love – Bad Love – 2022
Beichte – Schrei – so laut du kannst – 2006
Behind Blue Eyes (featuring VIZE) – Behind Blue Eyes – 2021
Berlin (feat. VVAVES) – 2001 – 2020
Berlin (feat. VVAVES) – Berlin – 2020
Better – Dream Machine – 2017
Black – Ready, Set, Go! – 2007
Boy Don’t Cry – Dream Machine – 2017
Boy Don’t Cry – Boy Don’t Cry – 2017
Break Away – Scream – 2007
By Your Side – Scream – 2007
Chateau – Chateau – 2019
Colors of the Wind (from Pocahontas) – A Whole New Sound – 2024
Cotton Candy Sky – Dream Machine – 2017
Covered In Gold – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Dancing In the Dark – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Dark Side of the Sun – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Der letzte Tag – Schrei – 2005
Der letzte Tag – Der letzte Tag – 2005
Dogs Unleashed – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Don’t Jump – Scream – 2007
Don’t Jump – Don’t Jump – 2007
Down On You – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Down On You – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Dream Machine – Dream Machine – 2017
Dreamer – 2001 – 2022
Durch den Monsun – Schrei – 2005
Durch den Monsun – Durch den Monsun – 2005
Durch den Monsun 2020 – 2001 – 2020
Durch den Monsun 2020 – Monsoon 2020 – 2020
Durch den Monsun 2020 – Durch den Monsun 2020 – 2020
Easy – Dream Machine – 2017
Easy – Easy – 2017
Elysa – Dream Machine – 2017
Fahr mit mir (4×4) (with Kraftklub) – Kargo – 2022
Feel It All – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Feel It All – Feel It All – 2014
Final Day – Scream – 2007
Forever Now – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Forgotten Children – Scream – 2007
Frei im freien Fall – Der letzte Tag – 2006
Freunde bleiben – Schrei – 2005
Für immer jetzt – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Gegen meinen Willen – Schrei – 2005
Geh – An deiner Seite (Ich bin da) – 2007
Geisterfahrer – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Girl Got a Gun – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Great Day – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Hands up – Hands up – 2025
Happy People (feat. Daði Freyr) – 2001 – 2022
Happy People (feat. Daði Freyr) – Happy People – 2022
Heilig – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Heilig – Heilig – 2007
Here Comes the Night – 2001 – 2021
Here Comes the Night – Here Comes the Night – 2021
Hey Du – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Hey You – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Hilf mir fliegen – Übers Ende der Welt – 2007
HIM – 2001 – 2022
HIM – HIM – 2022
Home (from Kaulitz & Kaulitz) – Home – 2024
How to Love – How to Love – 2025
Human Connect to Human – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Humanoid (English Version) – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Humanoid (German Version) – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Hunde – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Hungover You – 2001 – 2022
Hurricanes and Suns – Best Of Tokio Hotel – 2010
I Am (featuring Rock Mafia, Wyclef Jean, David Correy) – FIFA 14 Soundtrack – 2014
Ich bin nich’ ich – Schrei – 2005
Ich brech aus – Zimmer 483 – 2007
If I Die Tomorrow (with Far East Movement) – Dirty Bass – 2012
In die Nacht – Zimmer 483 – 2007
In die Nacht – Spring nicht – 2007
In Your Shadow (I Can Shine) – Humanoid (German) – 2009
In Your Shadow (I Can Shine) – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Instant Karma! – Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur – 2007
Invaded – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Jung und nicht mehr jugendfrei – Schrei – 2005
Just a Moment (feat. VVAVES) – 2001 – 2022
Kampf der Liebe – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Kings of Suburbia – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Komm – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Lass uns hier raus – Schrei – 2005
Lass uns laufen – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Lass uns laufen – Lass uns laufen – 2009
Leb’ die Sekunde – Schrei – 2005
Live Every Second – Ready, Set, Go! – 2007
Louder Than Love – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Love and Death – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Love Is Dead – Scream – 2007
Love Who Loves You Back – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Love Who Loves You Back – Love Who Loves You Back – 2014
Mädchen aus dem All (2003) – Best Of Tokio Hotel – 2010
Masquerade – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Melancholic Paradise – Melancholic Paradise – 2019
Menschen suchen Menschen – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Miss It (At All) (with Niklas Dee) – Miss It (At All) – 2025
Monsoon – Scream – 2007
Monsoon – Monsoon – 2007
Monsoon 2020 – Monsoon 2020 – 2020
Nach dir kommt nichts – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Never Let You Down – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Noise – Humanoid (English) – 2009
On the Edge – Scream – 2007
Pain of Love – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Phantomrider – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Raise Your Hands – Scream (USA Hot Topic Edition bonus track) – 2008
Ready, Set, Go! – Scream – 2007
Ready, Set, Go! – Ready, Set, Go! – 2007
Reden – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Rescue Me – Scream – 2007
Rette mich – Schrei – 2005
Rette mich – Rette mich – 2005
Run, Run, Run – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Runaway – 2001 – 2022
Sacred – Scream – 2007
Schrei – Schrei – 2005
Schrei – Schrei – 2005
Scream – Scream – 2007
Scream – Scream – 2007
Screamin’ – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Screamin’ – Humanoid (English) – 2009
Schwarz – Schrei – so laut du kannst – 2006
Smells Like Summer (feat. ÁSDÍS) – 2001 – 2022
Something New – Dream Machine – 2017
Sonnensystem – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Sorry Not Sorry (with Badchieff) – Chieff Loves You – 2021
Spring nicht – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Spring nicht – Spring nicht – 2007
Stich ins Glück – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Stop Babe – Dream Machine – 2017
Stormy Weather – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Strange (featuring Kerli) – Almost Alice (Alice In Wonderland soundtrack album) – 2010
That Day – Humanoid (German) – 2009
That Day – Humanoid (English) – 2009
The Heart Get No Sleep – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
The Weekend – The Weekend – 2024
Thema nr. 1 – demo 2003 – Schrei – so laut du kannst – 2006
Totgeliebt – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Träumer – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Übers Ende der Welt – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Übers Ende der Welt – Übers Ende der Welt – 2007
Unendlichkeit – Schrei – 2005
Vergessene Kinder – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Vogel aus Gold (with Nisse) – Ciao – 2018
We Found Us – Kings of Suburbia – 2014
Wenn nichts mehr geht – Schrei – 2005
What If – Dream Machine – 2017
When it Rains it Pours – When It Rains It Pours – 2019
When We Were Younger – 2001 – 2022
When We Were Younger – When We Were Younger – 2022
White Lies (feat. VIZE) – 2001 – 2021
White Lies (feat. VIZE) – White Lies – 2021
Wir schließen uns ein – Der letzte Tag – 2006
Wir sterben niemals aus – Zimmer 483 – 2007
Wo sind eure Hände – Zimmer 483 – 2007
World Behind My Wall – Humanoid (English) – 2009
World Behind My Wall – World Behind My Wall – 2009
Your Christmas – Your Christmas – 2023
Zoom – Humanoid (German) – 2009
Zoom Into Me – Humanoid (English) – 2009

Albums

Schrei (2005)

Zimmer 483 (2007)

Scream (2007)

Humanoid (2009)

Kings of Suburbia (2014)

Dream Machine (2017)

2001 (2022)

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