Chris Harms

Chris Harms Family and Personal Life

1. Chris Harms‘ father’s name is Not Available and Chris Harms‘ mother’s name is Not Available.
2. Chris Harms, born Christian Krogmann on January 22, 1980, in Hamburg, Germany, spent his early childhood between Hamburg and Munich. He attended Rudolf Steiner School in Dortmund before returning to Hamburg.
3. Chris Harms resides in St. Pauli, Hamburg, with his wife, a tattoo artist, and their son. He has been actively involved in the management of his band’s business operations and has a background in Waldorf education.

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Chris Harms Biography and Facts

1. Chris Harms was born in Hamburg, Germany.
2. Chris Harms’s birth sign is Aquarius.
3. Musical Beginnings: At the age of five, Harms developed a passion for the cello after attending a classical quartet concert. He participated in competitions like Jugend musiziert and began earning money playing cello in shopping malls during Christmas.
4. Early Career and Musical Influences: Harms’ musical journey expanded as he learned jazz, rock, and metal styles on the cello from Wolfram Huschke. Inspired by Roxette and Lady Gaga, he started writing songs at 15 and performed in theatrical productions.
5. Band Ventures: In 1999, Harms founded his first band, Philiae, and later contributed to The Pleasures and his solo project, Vagueness. His professional career in music production and teaching at SAE Institute started in the early 2000s.
6. Lord of the Lost: In 2007, Harms launched Lord of the Lost as a solo project, evolving into a full band that gained prominence in the metal scene. He continues to compose and produce music for various genres and artists, including collaborations with notable musicians like Joachim Witt and Nino de Angelo.
7. Other Projects and Ventures: Harms has been involved in diverse musical projects, including his electro-band Unterart, and co-founded Harms & Kapelle and Over The Jordan. He ventured into producing music videos and has contributed to albums that have charted in Germany.
8. Noteworthy Events: Harms’ involvement in major events such as Eurovision Song Contest as Germany’s representative with Lord of the Lost’s “Blood & Glitter” brought additional attention to his career and musical achievements.
9. Survivor of Traumatic Event: In 2000, Harms survived a grenade attack at a nightclub in Hamburg, sustaining injuries that left shrapnel in his body, influencing his life and music thereafter.
10. Trivia: Chris Harms has a unique stage persona influenced by his mother’s modeling career and his admiration for musicians like Per Gessle of Roxette.
11. He can be found on Instagram under the username @christhelordharms.