Ingo Pohlmann, born May 18, 1972, in Rheda-Wiedenbrück, Germany, who performs
under the stage name Pohlmann., is a German pop-rock singer and songwriter.
After completing an apprenticeship as a mason and his civil service, he earned a
Fachabitur in Münster before moving to Hamburg, where he began his musical
career in 1999 with the band Goldjunge alongside Erik-Mac Essig, Florian
Siegmund, and Matze Böhme, opening for acts including Nena, The Cranberries, and
Laith Al-Deen. After the band disbanded, he worked as a bartender in Hamburg and
was discovered by H-Blockx frontman Henni...