2raumwohnung went on tour with "Achtung fertig" throughout Germany, Austria, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The concerts received mixed reviews by critics. Inga Humpe Humpe grew up in Herdecke on the Ruhr, where her parents owned a pastry shop. After graduating from high school, she began her studies in Art History and Comparative Literature at the RWTH Aachen in 1975. The following year, she switched to the Free University of Berlin. Occasionally she attended acting courses at the Max Reinhardt School. Following her first musical projects, she founded the punk band Neonbabies in the late 1970s, in which she was active as a singer until 1983. Humpe became known to a larger public as a member of the group DÖF with their hit "Codo". In the second half of the 1980s she recorded two albums in a duo with her sister Annette Humpe. Tommi Eckart Eckart was born in West Berlin and spent parts of his childhood in Munich. Together with colleagues, he founded the punk band Alternative Arschlöcher. His collaboration with Andreas Dorau began in the late 1980s and lasted into the 1990s. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Eckart moved to East Berlin, where he lived in a former wiretapped apartment of the Ministry of State Security. In 1992, he and Ralf Hertwig from Palais Schaumburg founded the trance projects Transform and Perry & Rhodan, releasing the single "The Beat Just Goes Straight On & On" (Rising High Records) in 1993, among others. Eckart also worked with Klaus Löschner. Awards Dance Music Award 2003: Best Album for "In wirklich" Dance Music Award 2005: Best Album for "Es wird Morgen" Goldene Stimmgabel 2005: Best Duo Musikexpress Style-Award 2010: Best Performer Domestic B.Z. Kulturpreis 2010 Discography Albums Singles Miscellaneous In April 2008, 2raumwohnung and about 200 other artists signed an open letter of the German Music Industry Association to chancellor Angela Merkel, which was published in the Süddeutsche Zeitung and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspapers, among others. In the letter they argued in favor of increased protection of intellectual property, which was being prejudiced by file sharing in particular. In the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, 2raumwohnung and other artists initiated another open letter and a held a vigil in front of the Federal Chancellery, with the aim of phasing-out nuclear power without delay. 2raumwohnung have repeatedly represented German music at major international events, such as a concert on the German