Fatal Flowers, a rock band from Amsterdam, Netherlands, was formed in 1984. The group's initial lineup included Richard Janssen and Erwin Wolters, who were later replaced by Dirk Heuff. In early 1985, Fatal Flowers signed with WEA Records and released their debut EP Fatal Flowers, produced by Craig Leon. The band's first full-length album, Younger Days, was produced by Vic Maile in 1986. They received an Edison Award for the album in 1987. Their second album, Johnny D. is Back., produced by Mick Ronson, was released in 1988 and was named the Best Dutch Album of the Year by OOR magazine readers. The band disbanded in 1990 after releasing their third album, Pleasure Ground, also produced by Ronson. Fatal Flowers reunited for a tour in 2019, performing at the iconic Paradiso in Amsterdam. The band also reunited for a festival in 2026.
