After more than three decades, countless concerts, and songs that have long become part of the DNA of German pop music, die PRINZEN have reached the moment to say goodbye. Under the motto “Tschüssi, macht’s gut!” (“Take care, goodbye!”), the band will bid farewell on their 2027 tour—live, not with grand pathos, but with honesty, intelligence, and the signature wink that has always defined them.

Since the early 1990s, die PRINZEN have not only topped the charts but also firmly embedded themselves in the country’s musical memory with hits like “Millionär,” “Alles nur geklaut,” “Küssen verboten,” “(Du musst) ein Schwein sein,” and “Mann im Mond.” With six million records sold, 16 gold and platinum awards, two ECHO Music Awards, and numerous other accolades, their success speaks for itself. Add to that eleven studio albums—from their debut Das Leben ist grausam to Krone der Schöpfung—and one particularly remarkable fact: even after all these years, the band has remained in its original lineup.

Quitting while at their peak? Die PRINZEN are not calling it a day out of fatigue, but by choice. As long as performing brings joy, the songs resonate, and each evening still carries that special spark, they don’t want to wait until passion turns into routine.

Their 2027 farewell tour is, above all, a heartfelt thank-you to their audience. Fans can look forward to special arrangements, personal moments, and perhaps a few surprises. One last time, die PRINZEN will take the stage with everything they’re loved for—big hits, powerful vocals, plenty of humor, and that unmistakable closeness that has defined their concerts for decades.

“It won’t be a quiet goodbye,” the band emphasizes. “It will be loud, emotional, and full of joy. We want to celebrate—with everyone who has been with us over the years.”

When the curtain finally falls at the end of this tour, it will leave behind more than just music—it will leave a lasting piece of German pop culture that has shaped generations. Not a dramatic farewell, but an honest one—just as you would expect from die PRINZEN.

Tschüssi, macht’s gut!