Editing In Extremo (section)

===Appearances===
[[File:In Extremo (ZMF 2018) jm77568.jpg|thumb|In Extremo at the [[Zelt-Musik-Festival]] 2018]]
The band's first major appearance was in the first part of the 2001 video game ''[[Gothic (video game)|Gothic]]''. A group of travelling musicians called 'In-Extremo' plays their version of the song "[[Herr Mannelig]]", from the album ''[[Verehrt und angespien]]'', by the gallows outside the Old Camp Castle in the second chapter of the game.

With their success, the music programs also began to pay attention to In Extremo. They were invited on the television program ''Viva Interactive'', where they gave a 15-minute call-and-response and played two songs. They rejected at that time an invitation to ''[[Top of the Pops]]'' to play "Küss mich" ("Kiss Me"), because it was, according to Das letzte Einhorn, not their environment. Nevertheless, they did accept a further invitation to ''Top of the Pops'' in 2005 and played "Nur ihr allein" ("Only You Alone").

At the same time, their band's audience grew with live appearances, from marketplaces to festivals like [[Rock am Ring and Rock im Park|Rock am Ring]], the Taubertal Festival, and the [[Nova Rock Festival|Nova Rock]] in Austria. Their largest public appearance, however, had In Extremo opening for the farewell tour of [[Böhse Onkelz]] in June 2005, with about 120,000 spectators.

In Extremo last participated on 9 February 2006, in the [[Bundesvision Song Contest]] of [[Stefan Raab]] for the [[Thuringia|Free State of Thuringia]]; Das letzte Einhorn was born in [[Dingelstädt]] and grew up in [[Leinefelde-Worbis|Leinefelde]]. Both cities lie in North Thuringia. The group occupied the third spot with "Liam (German)". Beforehand, they had introduced themselves on 2 February on the television show ''[[TV total]]''.

In Extremo also played in 2006 at the [[Wacken Open Air]], as well as on the [[M'era Luna Festival]] in [[Hildesheim]]. At the end of the year, they played in the framework their "10 Year Anniversary Tour" in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.