Jasmin Wagner, the beloved Eurodance artist known as Blümchen, has announced the end of her music career after three decades filled with immense success and countless memorable moments. On March 12, 2025, the 44-year-old singer revealed her plans to conclude her musical chapter, where she has garnered millions of fans and sold several million records since her debut.
Born on April 20, 1980, Wagner first emerged on the music scene at just 15 years old, quickly becoming one of Germany's biggest pop stars in the 1990s. She is best known for iconic tracks like "Herz an Herz" and "Boomerang," which not only defined the era's Eurodance genre but also established her as the most successful solo female artist of the decade.
Reflecting on her storied career, Wagner shared her feelings with the German tabloid Bild, stating, "30 Jahre voller Musik, Erinnerungen und unvergesslicher Momente – jetzt ist es Zeit, den Boomerang ein letztes Mal fliegen zu lassen," expressing gratitude for the incredible experiences she has had over the years. To celebrate her 30th anniversary, Wagner is set to go on tour from May to November this year, performing across multiple cities in Germany. For many fans, this will be the last opportunity to see Blümchen live on stage.
Wagner's resurgence began with her notable comeback as Blümchen in 2019, after initially stepping back from her music career at the early 2000s to explore acting and presenting, using her real name for various projects. Her 2021 release of the sixth studio album and the single "Ravergirl"—her first new Blümchen hit after five years—also rekindled interest among younger audiences.
Having had her daughter, born in November 2022, Wagner now looks forward to spending more quality time with her family following her tour. "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," she continued, reitering her immense satisfaction with her career.
Jasmin Wagner is far more than just the moniker of Blümchen; she symbolizes a significant cultural touchstone for generations of fans. With her energetic performances and catchy beats, she has left an indelible mark on the German music scene. Her farewell tour is expected to draw huge crowds, eager to relive the nostalgia of the 90s and celebrate the end of her remarkable career.
While the announcement brings about bittersweet emotions for her supporters, it also highlights the legacy she leaves behind—a blend of dance, emotion, and unforgettable memories. The countdown for her "30th Anniversary" tour has commenced, and as tickets go on sale, excitement mounts for those yearning to witness the iconic Blümchen one last time.
Jasmin Wagner’s departure from the stage marks not just the end of her professional endeavors but also the culmination of three glorious decades dedicated to music. With her roots deeply embedded within the hearts of her fans, she walks away knowing she has touched lives, created connections, and made memories, both for herself and for all who have followed her career.