
(The Syndicate) Tokio Hotel continue the build up to their new album ENCORE, with the release of its fourth single, the unapologetic "Dye My Hair." The track continues the band's run of powerful and honest string of songs in 2026, showing them to be as confident and unabashed as ever in their two decades plus career. E
"Dye My Hair" is a driving anthem about breaking free from toxic relationships and reclaiming your own identity. The lyrics offer an unfiltered look at what it means to lose yourself, detailing how you neglect your own friends, grow to hate your own hometown and alter your appearance just to please someone else. But instead of lingering in the pain, the song flips the perspective. It celebrates the liberating moment of taking back control and the confident realization that you have finally found your way back to yourself.
This emotional contrast is deeply reflected in the sound. Tokio Hotel builds a fragile, atmospheric tension in the verses that ultimately erupts into a boundlessly energetic chorus. The track is bold and defiant, weaving the band's unmistakable DNA with a sharp, contemporary production. It is a definitive statement from a band that knows exactly who they are and where they are headed.
NCORE is set to arrive October 16 via BELIEVE, and will be supported with a nearly sold-out arena tour, kicking off October 28 in London. Additionally, Tokio Hotel has announced Summer 2027 tour dates.
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