But let’s have a look at what has happened so far in America: We had a great start in NYC where we spent most of our first week at MTV’s TRL, which was pretty cool.

Then, on Thursday night we had the kick off gig for our American concert run in New Jersey. The whole concert was wicked and we had an awesome time with all the fans!

After the New Jersey show we boarded our tour bus to head to Montreal, Canada where we performed at a festival and then it was already time to come back to the U.S.!

Actually, right now we are on our way to Cleveland and we’ll be spending all of August touring in the States so make sure to check our concert dates. We hope to see all of you guys at one of our shows!

Oh, the other three guys just told me to say “Hi” from them! Take care and hope to see you soon!

Bill

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News synopsis of the day:

1. Too many stupid April Fool’s jokes going around about them today. Some very cruel. Not funny. *kicks*
2. May 1 – DC show is definitely canceled. May 3 Bamboozle still up in the air.
3. Bill blogged at MuchMusic.
4. Tokio Hotel America got special insider scoop that the new concert schedule is in the works and will be released soon. *rubs hands together*
5. Scream USA release date is now May 6th!
6. Three Comet Nominations and I just know you are all voting your asses fingers off!

Hi everyone, it’s Tom again!
As most of you’ve probably heard, we had to cancel the rest of our “1000 Hotels European Tour” because Bill is having major problems with his vocal chords and has to undergo surgery. Having to do that has been a big let down for all of us — especially for Bill. We are all back in Germany, and of course, I returned directly with Bill to support him and be there if he needs me.

Bill has to see the doctor several times per day, but be assured he has the best doctors in Germany. We are talking about so many things these days ’cause all of this is really scary. But most of all we feel so sorry that we had to disappoint you guys with cancelling the rest of the tour. We feel like we let everybody down. Bill especially feels really bad about this, and I try to reassure him that it’s nobody’s fault.

So me and the boys want you to know that we’re doing everything we can to get back on stage and see you all as soon as possible….that’ll be soooo awesome! We hope it won’t take too long. Thanks for all the “get well” wishes you guys have been sending us — it’s amazing to get such great support from all our fans out there. Take care and thanks again for your unbelievable support! Oh yeah, feel free to leave a comment here…Bill will check them out as soon as he feels a little better.

Tom

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I’m sitting in our tour bus. It’s 3 a.m., and we are just on our way from Paris to Dijon! We played two nights in a row at Bercy (Paris) for 17,000 fans each night. It’s sooooo amazing to be on tour. We travel in our tour busses from city to city. After each show is over, we leave for the next city. In the morning we get up, get ready, do the sound check and some interviews — it’s pretty much the same every day.

How does the band spend their free time on tour? Find out!

Page 2: For our spare time, we brought table tennis and table soccer along with to have some fun stuff in our backstage area. You probably won’t be very surprised that I’m actually leading all scores. The others try pretty hard, but they don’t have the slightest chance — it’s the same story with women (LOL). Even though I am totally a night owl, I have to get going now! Take care, and I’ll talk to you soon!

– Tom

Hi everyone, it’s Bill from Tokio Hotel again.
We just started our third European tour yesterday in Brussels. We didn’t have too much time for tour rehearsals, and the brand new stage only got its final touches at the very last minute — the schedule was tight! Anyway, on Sunday morning, we were picked up at 7 by our tour buses… YES! FINALLY, I thought, LET’S GO TO Brussels!! This is the first tour that we’ve had two busses — Gustav and Georg share one, and so do Tom and I!

When we got to the venue on Monday, we saw our stage for the very first time — it’s amazing. After checking it out down to the last light bulb and wire, we did our first show run on our stage! The whole show is set up in a new way so everything is pretty unfamiliar, which is why we almost went insane by the time we had to perform. The other three guys and I thought about everything that could go wrong and everything we could possibly forget. But once we were on stage, it worked out great, and now we are happy.

Today, we performed in Rotterdam, but we’ll tell you more next time — take care!

– Bill

Hi everyone, it’s Bill today.

We just got back from our amazing trip to Canada and the States. We left NY last Wednesday, the day after our second show. I still can’t believe how amazing this trip went and how great you guys have been. We didn’t expect that kind of support at all. You ROCK!

In the evening, after another hour of endless delays, we took off to go home. The other three guys were supposed to travel back to the studio in Hamburg to start rehearsals while I had to do another job in Berlin. So we split up after we arrived in Frankfurt. And as usual it seems, the flight to Hamburg got canceled — again. (I really wonder what’s going on with our travelling — every flight we took this trip was either delayed or canceled.) Anyway, as always, I had to work while the boys got some time off! ;) So I went to Berlin for the photo shoot on Friday. Tom, Gustav and Georg will have to start the tour rehearsals on Monday. I don’t since I know pretty much everything already. I’ll join the rehearsals when they are ready. So I guess this time we’re even! ;)

Oh boy, we are all very excited for the kick off of our third European Tour on March 3rd. We’ll take you guys with us on our journey — so stay tuned!

By the way, thanks for all your comments here on alloy.com…

I’ll talk to you soon!

– Bill

Hi everyone, it’s Tom again.

Today is our last day in New York. Tomorrow, we’ll be heading back to Germany for our European Tour rehearsals. The kick off will be on March 3 in Brussels (that’s in Belgium), so we need to get started.

WOW, this North America trip was crazy. First, we got trapped in Toronto because of a massive amount of snow, and it took us two days to get to L.A.! After that, we barely made it to NY since our airplane had technical problems — it’s definitely no fun spending three days in the airport next to Georg (’cause he doesn’t smell too good) ;-)

But enough of that — let’s talk about the good stuff! We were absolutely blown away by all you fans. It was so amazing to see how pumped up and excited you were…you totally made us all feel at home, especially me! Compared to the other band members, I got tons of phone numbers from the most beautiful girls ;-) So basically, I can’t wait to come back. For next time: maybe you all could think about giving the other band members a chance, too.

That’s it for today — THANK YOU for everything and see you soon!

– Tom

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Good morning everyone!
My name is Bill Kaulitz, and I’m the lead singer of Tokio Hotel -– a German rock band. It’s 2:30 on Thursday morning, and the band members (my twin brother Tom, Gustav, and Georg), and I just got back to our hotel in Berlin. We had a great night at a major TV award show here in Germany. We got an award for “Best Music — National” and performed our song “1000 Meere.” It was awesome! Aside from our band, there were other guests like Hillary Swank and Robert De Niro! It was an interesting experience to meet these people in person, especially after having seen so many of their movies.

It’s 2:40 a.m. now, and I better get going…still have to pack my suitcase for tomorrow. We have to leave the hotel at 5:20 a.m. to get to the Berlin airport. Our destination is Montreal, Canada to play our FIRST North American show EVER on Saturday. It’s pretty exciting, but scary at the same time. In the last two years, we’ve performed a lot all over Europe, but now we’re ready to cross the Atlantic and give it our best shot there. It’s a dream come true for us to be given this opportunity.

Stay tuned – I’ll let you know how the first concert went. Oh god, it’s ten to three now…have to go!

Take care and bye.

Bill