Oliver Steller (*1967 in Bonn, Germany) is a German singer, guitarist and reciter.

Oliver Steller grew up and went to school in the Rhineland / Western Germany. He graduated from high school both in Bonn (Germany) and Los Angeles (U.S.A.). He studied guitar, composition and voice at 'Berklee College of Music' in Boston. Oliver Steller worked as a freelance musician for three years in Chicago. At this time recordings with Santana, Charmaine Neville, Robert Irving and Louisiana Red were made.

After his stay in the U.S.A., Steller returned to Germany and met Lutz Görner. The duo Görner & Steller worked together successfully for several years and edited works of Kurt Tucholsky and Else Lasker-Schüler as children's program. Headed by Lutz Görner, Oliver Steller started his career as a reciter in 1994.

Steller nowadays often plays together in a trio with Dietmar Fuhr (double bass) and Bernd Winterschladen (Saxophon).

Steller is linking music and literature.

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