Cyndi Lauper Announces Final North American Leg of Farewell Tour
80s pop legend Cyndi Lauper has announced the final dates of her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour.
All the dates shared are part of a second North American leg. Lauper is set to play 25 additional shows across the United States and Canada, culminating in two nights at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl.
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The run is set to start in July. Besides Los Angeles, Lauper will be hitting up other notable cities such as Buffalo, Philadelphia, Toronto, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, and more. She'll be supported by up-and-coming American pop artist Jake Wesley Rogers. You can view all tour dates and find more info about tickets on the artist's website.
Lauper’s farewell tour kicked off in October 2024 with a few North American shows before traveling to United Kingdom and Europe in recent months. A run of performances in Australia and Japan is also set for April. Chaka Khan, Sam Smith, Paramore’s Hayley Williams, and others have made special onstage guest appearances so far.
In other Cyndi Lauper news, a documentary about her career – Let the Canary Sing – arrived last year. It was directed by Alison Ellwood, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, and can be streamed on Paramount+.
Lauper will be retiring from touring once her trek is over, but it's unclear if she'll be leaving music altogether. Lauper's last album was the 2016 LP Detour.
See Lauper's North American tour announcement below.
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Article Image: Cyndi Lauper singing in 2018. (Image Press Agency via DepositPhotos.)