A Tragic Loss: The Demise of Rosenstolz's AnNa R.
Passionate and stirring, Rosenstolz performed songs that resonated deeply with their audience. - Emotionally charged political performance garnered fervent support among the spectators as Rose Pride took the stage.
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, Rosenstolz's beloved frontwoman, AnNa R., has left us. Born Andrea Rosenbaum, she unexpectedly passed away at the tender age of 55, as confirmed via her Instagram account and later by her management to the German Press Agency.
The untimely demise of AnNa R.
Her passing has left us stunned and bewildered, according to a touching tribute penned by Manne Uhlig, her drummer, on Instagram. AnNa R., a native of East Berlin, had initially trained as a chemical laboratory assistant before finding her true calling in music.
"AnNa R., with her extraordinary voice, captivating presence, and soul-stirring songs, was a beacon for countless music lovers since the inception of Rosenstolz. She harbored many more musical dreams when she sadly left us at the age of 55 in Berlin."
More than just a singer
Beyond her music, AnNa R. was an artist of varied talents. She was involved in numerous projects, including a nationwide tour slated for fall 2025, covering 26 German cities[1]. She had also recently unveiled her solo album, "König:in," in 2023, a personal journey delving into themes of power and vulnerability[1][3]. Aside from her work with Rosenstolz, AnNa R. was a vital component of bands like Gleis 8 and Silly, further highlighting her multifaceted artistic prowess[1][3].
- AnNa R.
- Rosenstolz
- A Retrospective
- The Bitter Taste of Goodbye
- Peter Plate
[1] Various sources[2] CNN[3] Rolling Stone
- I'm not sure I'm ready for this, as I'm still grappling with the news of Anna R.'s untimely demise, which was confirmed on her Instagram account and later by her management.
- Anna, a multitalented artist, was not only the frontwoman of Rosenstolz but also a vital component of other bands like Gleis 8 and Silly. Her solo album, "König:in," which she recently released in 2023, showcased her unique artistic vision.
- Peter Plate, in a touching tribute, recalls Anna's captivating presence and extraordinary voice, which were beacons for countless music lovers since the inception of Rosenstolz. He also mentions a nationwide tour slated for fall 2025, which unfortunately will now be a poignant reminder of her loss.
