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Anna R., the voice of the band Rosenstolz, died in Berlin at the age of 55. The news announced its official Instagram account on Monday (March 17, 2025). A cause of death has not yet been communicated.
Anna R. completed her last concert on March 20 of last year in Berlin. She performed in the Metropol Theater in Bremen.
Anna R died unexpectedly. Your tour planning also indicates this. From October she wanted to go on “courage to love” tour. 22 dates. Tour start on October 16 in Halle. Completion on November 23 in the Berlin Columbiahalle.
What her ex-rose stolz colleague Peter Plate also referred to in his Instagram aftercall: Anna R should become Joseph-Breitbach-Poetik lecturers in Koblenz. The University of Koblenz wrote, among other things,: “As part of Rosenstolz, the singer has always been honored for her humanitarian commitment.
The Berliner AIDShilfe EV is also one of the many complaining on Instagram. The non -profit organization writes:
“A voice of hope and solidarity. Anna R. was not only an extraordinary artist, but also a passionate fighter for the rights and well-being of marginalized groups, “especially for the queer and the HIV-positive community and the Berliner AIDS-Hilfe eV”
The Berliner AIDS-Hilfe EV has also been writing with a heart and voice for people with HIV and AIDS and is one of the co-founders of the Berlin Aids Aid. Concerts in the Wuhlheide and the Columbia halls.
“Thank you, Anna R. – You will never forget.”
At the end of its appreciation, the Berlin AIDS-Hilfe eV refers to the unique status of the singer in the Queeren community. “For the Queere Community, Anna R. was an icon that was never afraid of clearly positioning itself. Their openness, their tireless efforts and their warm, stirring manner made them an important ally and girlfriend of many people and also the Berlin AIDS aid. Her work will live on-in her music, the hearts of her fans and in the Berlin Aids Aid, which she has shaped. Anna R. has enriched the world with her art and gave hope to many people with her commitment. Her loss leaves a big gap – but her legacy remains. Thank you, Anna R. – you will never forget. “