Till Hoheneder

Till Hoheneder (born December 1, 1965, in Hamm) is a German comedian, musician, author, and podcaster.

Till Hoheneder began his career as a musician, performing with artists such as Inga Rumpf and Peter Bursch. In 1986, together with Andreas Obering, he founded the musical parody group Till & Obel; with this group, he toured successfully throughout Germany for many years and made numerous television appearances. The trio appeared on shows suc...

Till Hoheneder (born December 1, 1965, in Hamm) is a German comedian, musician, author, and podcaster.

Till Hoheneder began his career as a musician, performing with artists such as Inga Rumpf and Peter Bursch. In 1986, together with Andreas Obering, he founded the musical parody group Till & Obel; with this group, he toured successfully throughout Germany for many years and made numerous television appearances. The trio appeared on shows such as WDR’s *Rockpalast* and, for a time, hosted their own television program on RTL.

Starting in 2000, Hoheneder also established himself with solo comedy programs such as *Du kannst mich zweimal*, *Ich kann auch anders*, and *Herrencreme*. He made regular appearances on shows like the *Quatsch Comedy Club* and *NightWash*. Concurrently, he worked successfully as an author and ghostwriter for renowned comedians and entertainers, including Atze Schröder, Gaby Köster, Mike Krüger, Horst Lichter, and Steffen Henssler. He also co-authored the autobiographies of Mike Krüger and Atze Schröder.

In addition to his stage and writing work, Hoheneder wrote columns for *stern.de* and, in 2019, co-founded the podcast *Zärtliche Cousinen* with the performer behind the character Atze Schröder; the duo subsequently took the podcast on a live tour.