Jasmin Wagner, known to fans as Blümchen, is poised to retire from her music career after three decades filled with chart-topping hits and unforgettable performances. The beloved Eurodance artist made waves through the 1990s, establishing herself as one of Germany's prominent pop figures. Now at 44 years old, Wagner is preparing for her final curtain call, announcing her farewell tour titled "30th Anniversary," which aims to celebrate her remarkable thirty-year span.
This farewell tour is not just about bowing out; it’s also about thanking her devoted fans who have supported her throughout the years. "30 Jahre voller Musik, Erinnerungen und unvergesslicher Momente – jetzt ist es Zeit, den Boomerang ein letztes Mal fliegen zu lassen," Wagner shared during her announcement, highlighting the emotional significance of this moment.
Starting her career as a pop star at just 15 years old, Wagner quickly became a household name after her breakout single, "Herz an Herz," released in 1995. With her catchy dance beats and distinctive voice, she contributed significantly to shaping the German pop music scene of the 90s. Throughout her career, she has sold millions of records and performed to sold-out crowds, earning her the title of one of the most successful solo artists of her generation.
The farewell tour, scheduled from May to November 2025, marks the end of Blümchen's active musical chapter. Fans will have the opportunity to see her perform iconic hits one last time across various cities in Germany and Switzerland. Although the final concert's exact date and location remain under wraps, Wagner’s announcement assures fans of a massive and emotional finale.
Reflecting on her career, Wagner acknowledged the pivotal role music has played throughout her life. "Meine Reise begann in den 90ern, hat Generationen begleitet und nun endet sie mit einer letzten, großen Show - voller Liebe, Dankbarkeit und Emotionen," she expressed, indicating the deep connection her music has created for generations and emphasizing the emotional weight of her decision to step back from the spotlight.
After taking breaks from her music career, including putting her Blümchen persona on hold during the early 2000s, Wagner made her triumphant return to the stage as Blümchen in 2019. Her comeback delighted fans who had grown up listening to her, and she has continued to perform and release music under both her stage name and her real name. Just last year, she released "Ravergirl," her first single under her Blümchen alias since 2019, reflecting her timeless appeal even after decades away.
Alongside her professional achievements, Wagner’s personal life has flourished as well. She is married and became a mother for the second time when her daughter was born in November 2022. After her retirement from music, Wagner looks forward to spending more quality time with her family—a decision also underscored by her words: "Die Musik hat mich durch mein ganzes Leben getragen – jetzt sage ich Danke für 30 unglaubliche Jahre und eine Reise, die schöner war, als ich es je hätte träumen können."
Though the music world bids farewell to this Eurodance icon, her legacy undoubtedly lives on through the countless songs and memories she has shared with her fans. This farewell is not simply closure but rather, a celebration of extraordinary experiences across generations. Blümchen’s music and memorable performances have shaped the backdrop of many lives, and as she prepares to execute her last bow, fans are reminded of the power of music and the bonds it creates.