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Tobias Charles Tarrant (born 29 October 1991) is an English radio broadcaster on Radio X.
Tarrant attended Parkside School and Reed's School in Cobham, Surrey.
In October 2016, he moved to the same time slot on Radio X, presenting from 4am to 6:30am. He also began covering The Chris Moyles Show when Chris Moyles was on leave.
Due to his profile being raised after increasing the listener figures on his early show by 29%, and also by appearing on Moyles' show, Tarrant moved to the mid-morning slot (10am-1pm) in April 2018, taking over from Jack Saunders. The first hour of the show is the request hour.
In October 2018, Tarrant won an episode of the BBC One show Pointless with fellow Radio X DJ Johnny Vaughan (who replaced his father on the Breakfast Show at Capital).
In May 2025, Tarrant appeared on an episode of Katie Piper 's Weekend Escapes (Series 1, Episode 3) - the episode featured Tarrant participating in making cocktails and some Belly Dancing whilst wearing fairy wings.
He is an avid fan of the drink Guinness—as mentioned many times on his Radio X show.
He is married to Pippa Taylor, the former executive producer of The Chris Moyles Show, since July 2017. In 2018, Tarrant and Taylor moved in together and to help furnish the property, Moyles gave the listeners the John Lewis gift list address. By the end of the show, all of the items had been purchased. Pippa announced their engagement on The Chris Moyles Show on 20 July 2020. They married on 16 September 2022.
Tarrant ran the London Marathon for the charity "Make Some Noise" in 2018, achieving a time of 04:20:27. He raised over £31,000 for his efforts. One of the main reasons for the high total was due to his agreement with Moyles that he would cycle around Leicester Square naked if he raised over £30,000.
In 2024 he took on the Challenge of Riding a Unicorn Pedalo (called Tallulah Sparkle Party - named by Radio X listeners) down the river Thames - again for Global's Make Some Noise Charity, this time raising over £250,000. Unfortunately, the original plan did not come to fruition, with Tarrant having to pedal his Unicorn Pedalo up and down a small section of the River Wey in Surrey, before finishing on Thames proper at Putney.
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