Rio Reiser (born Ralph Christian Möbius, 9 January 1950 - 20 August 1996) was a German rock singer, lyricist and composer, best known as the frontman of West Berlin band Ton Steine Scherben, which he led from 1970 until its dissolution in 1985. The band pioneered German-language rock with sharply political lyrics and became a musical voice of the squatting and new-left movements in Berlin. As a solo artist he scored his biggest hit with "König von Deutschland" (1986); he was also one of the first openly gay rock musicians in Germany. He died at 46 in Fresenhagen from complications of hepatitis C.
A musical-literary evening celebrating Rio Reiser, the iconic German artist and frontman of Ton Steine Scherben, performed by Peter Schneider and Julia Zabolitzki.
A concert honouring Rio Reiser, the iconic leader of the German rock band Ton Steine Scherben, at the Hamburg club Centralkomitee.
A tribute to Rio Reiser, an icon of German music. Concert at Berlin's Schlosspark Theater.
A tribute concert to Rio Reiser, the legendary frontman of Einstürzende Neubauten, at the DASDIE Live club.
A tribute to Rio Reiser, an icon of German rock, at the Boulevard Theatre in Dresden.
Jan Plewka pays tribute to Rio Reiser and his legendary songs in a special concert performance.
Tribute concert honoring Rio Reiser, founder of the legendary band Ton Steine Scherben, featuring his most famous songs and stories from his life.
A tribute to legendary singer Rio Reiser at the Kabarett-Theater Distel in Berlin.
