When does the event take place?

The comedy and cabaret event takes place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at 7 PM.

Where will He was 16 and I was 31 be performed?

The evening takes place at Studio Klawunn, An der Mühle 13, 37075 Göttingen.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from 26.50 euros.

What is the program about?

Andreas Pietsch tells quirky stories around German Schlager, examines well-known song lines, and addresses musical riddles from the Schlager world.

Who will perform at the event?

Andreas Pietsch is the central figure of the event. The program announcement also mentions Marco Pfennig in connection with the musical contributions.

Schlager meets Comedy: Andreas Pietsch intrigues Göttingen with Hossa

Name: He was 16 and I was 31 – What does HOSSA actually mean?
Start: 2026-10-31T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-31T21:00:00+01:00
Location: Studio Klawunn

Schlager, Pranks, and a lot of Hossa in Göttingen

When German Schlager suddenly becomes investigation files, the musical cabaret evening He was 16 and I was 31 – What does HOSSA actually mean? with Andreas Pietsch begins. On October 31, 2026, the program will perform at Studio Klawunn in Göttingen, examining the big stories behind the big hits of the 1970s.

Where the seven bridges suddenly raise questions

Who was the hitchhiker to Mendocino? What’s behind Alice, who lived next door to Howard? And why do exactly seven bridges lead straight into the world of German Schlager? Andreas Pietsch has researched and transforms well-known lines, earworms, and musical riddles into quirky stories with pointed humor.

Stand-up meets Schlager history

The program combines comedy, cabaret, and music history. Pietsch narrates, hints, exaggerates with precise timing, and presents the old texts in a new light. Meanwhile, Marco Pfennig brings forgotten song lines back to memory. The result: an unusual laughter experience balancing nostalgia, stage presence, and a loving analysis of German Schlager culture.

A comedy atmosphere with earworm guarantee

The audience at Studio Klawunn can expect an evening full of recognition effects. Hardly does the next chorus ring in the mind, and the next punchline follows. The audience's reactions swing between hearty laughter, surprised head-shaking, and the silent admission: This question about Schlager has indeed been asked before.

Conclusion: Schlager fans get their money's worth

Andreas Pietsch serves not an ordinary music show, but a humorous investigation through the world of great German Schlager. Those who crave pointed stories, musical memories, and a unique comedy atmosphere will experience an evening in Göttingen where Hossa suddenly means more than a chorus. Secure your tickets and let the Schlager be dismantled live.