About Dirk von Lowtzow
Born 1971. Dirk von Lowtzow is a German singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor, composer and musician.
Dirk von Lowtzow (born 21 March 1971) is a German musician. He has been the singer and guitarist with German rock band Tocotronic since 1994. Since 2001 he has also been active with the German electronic music project . In 1997, he took part in the compilation disc Musik für junge Leute with the song Charlotte, which refers to a L'Âge d'or label employee by that name.
Discography Tocotronic Digital ist Besser (1995) Nach der verlorenen Zeit (1995) Wir kommen um uns zu beschweren (1996) Es ist egal, aber... (1997) K.O.O.K. (1999) Tocotronic (2002) Pure Vernunft darf niemals siegen (2005) Kapitulation (2007) Schall und Wahn (2010) Wie wir leben wollen (2013) Das rote Album (2015) Die Unendlichkeit (2018) Nie wieder Krieg (2022)
Phantom/Ghost Phantom/Ghost (2001) To Damascus (2003) Three (2006) Thrown Out Of Drama School (2009)
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Who is Dirk von Lowtzow?
German musician
When was Dirk von Lowtzow born?
Dirk von Lowtzow was born on 21 March 1971 in Offenburg.
What is Dirk von Lowtzow's occupation?
Dirk von Lowtzow is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, actor, composer and musician.
What nationality is Dirk von Lowtzow?
Dirk von Lowtzow is German.
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