Tokio Hotel Aliens & Humanoids: Tokio Hotel fans make some noise for the German band

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So the good Tokio Hotel aliens of Greece—the TH Supporters—got together at Suntagma Square in Athens on Saturday the 4th of September to make a little noise for Tokio Hotel. It seems that the Greek fans would like to express their deepest Tokio Hotel desire—or as they put it—their “huge want” for Tokio Hotel to come back to Greece.

More than 100 fans showed up to sing Tokio Hotel’s song “Noise” as loudly as they could. They braved the stares of passersby and ignored people snapping pictures of this unusual display of fan affection. All in the hopes that they could make a noise loud enough to encourage their favorite German musicians from Magdeburg to pay a little visit. As Christina from the TH Supporters Team put it

"We all hope that something will change from this fan action."

She also said that the atmosphere at the fan action was cool and all turned out well.

Good job, aliens!

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