Cyndi Lauper proclaims first UK present in eight years

Cyndi Lauper has introduced a one night time solely efficiency at London’s Royal Albert Corridor – her first UK solo present in eight years.

​The present will see Lauper carry out songs from her catalogue of timeless hits together with Time After Time, True Colours, and the anthem, Ladies Simply Need To Have Enjoyable, together with her full band on the Royal Albert Corridor on Wednesday 26 June 2024.

Enjoyable Is No.1

Cyndi says: “I haven’t performed on the Royal Albert Corridor since 1995, after I was there for my 12 Lethal Cyns tour,  I used to be dressed like a Queen surrounded by Queens singing ‘Hey Now Ladies Simply Wanna Have Enjoyable’ in all my glory!

“I had a blast. And never solely is the Royal Albert Corridor some of the essential music venues however over 20 Suffragette rallies had been held there! That makes it nice for me.”

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The information of the present follows on from the current announcement of Lauper’s efficiency at this 12 months’s Glastonbury Pageant on the legendary Pyramid Stage.

​A ground-breaking Grammy, Emmy and Tony-Award successful songwriter, Lauper has bought in extra of fifty million data worldwide.

​Her iconic voice, influential punk glamour and infectious dwell reveals catapulted her to superstardom within the 1980’s, and together with her debut album She’s So Uncommon, she turned the primary girl in historical past to have 4 High 5 singles from a debut album.

Glittering Profession

​Since then, Lauper has launched 10 extra studio albums, and has been nominated for 15 Grammy Awards, two American Music Awards, seven American Video Awards, and 18 MTV Awards. In 2013, she received the Tony Award for greatest authentic rating for composing the Broadway musical Kinky Boots, making her the primary girl to win the class by herself.

Tickets for the present will go on-sale from 10am on 28 March from the Royal Albert Corridor Field Workplace right here

Learn extra: Take a look at this 2021 Cyndi Lauper interview

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