Cyndi Lauper's Electrifying Farewell: Going Out on Top in Her Final Tour

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Cyndi Lauper is ending her summer by truly going out on top The big headline this week Cyndi Lauper has announced the ultimate 25 date final leg of her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour capping off her historic music legacy with a spectacular North American run that will conclude on August 30th in Los Angeles Following a joyful series of shows that kicked off in mid July she’s been seen waving goodbye to fans from major venues all across the country From Salt Lake City’s Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre on August 14th to crushing it at Ridgefield’s Cascades Amphitheater last weekend and preparing Bay Area crowds for a celebration at Mountain View’s Shoreline Amphitheatre on August 24th she’s giving everyone a reason to dance and reminisce

Lauper has made it clear in recent interviews including an appearance with Jimmy Kimmel that while this massive arena tour is indeed a farewell to touring it is not her retirement She’s still open to occasional performances and seems determined to connect with audiences while she’s at the peak of her powers According to OutFront Magazine her recent shows have featured all the hits from She Bop to True Colors with elaborate costume changes stories about her career and emphatic reminders of women’s rights and LGBTQ advocacy She even brought the house down in Denver by waving a giant progressive pride flag during her encore and collaborating with Jake Wesley Rogers who is supporting this last hurrah onstage

Fans and outlets alike are calling this Lauper’s most emotional and high energy trek in years and she’s using the chance to sign off with gratitude peppered with her trademark eccentric flair There is a bigger pop cultural energy because all this coincides with the buzz around Let The Canary Sing, her recently released feature documentary exploring her boundary busting life and impact She’s been reminiscing on social media too — this week her Instagram hyped that there’s only two weeks left with the legendary Farewell Tour and posts have been filled with fan tributes and concert memories

There’s no rumor of drama no sign of backstage stumbles just one of music’s original rebels doing what she does best Until the last date drops the world in Los Angeles Cyndi Lauper is owning the moment with the same vibrant weird electric energy that made her a superstar She’s not just a queen of pop she’s a legend writing her own finale

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Cindy Lauper is ending her summer by truly going out
on top the big headline. This week, Cindy Lauper has
announced the ultimate, twenty five date final leg of her
Girls Just Want to Have Fun Farewell Tour, capping off
her historic music legacy with a spectacular fun North American
run that will conclude on August thirtieth in Los Angeles.
Following a joyful series of shows that kicked off in

(00:22):
mid July, she's been seen waving goodbye the fans from
major venues all across the country, from Salt Lake Citi's
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater on August fourteenth, to crushing
it at Ridgefield's Cascades Amphitheater last weekend, and preparing Bay
Area crowds for a celebration at mountain View Shoreline Amphitheater
on August twenty fourth. She's giving everyone a reason to

(00:43):
dance and womenistce Lauper has made it clear in recent interviews,
including an appearance with Jimmy Kimmel, though while this massive
arena tour is indeed a farewell to touring, it is
not her retirement. She's still open to occasional performances and
seems determined to connect with audiences while she's at the
peak of her powers. According to Outfront magazine, her recent

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shows have featured all the hits from Shebop to True Colors,
with elaborate costume changes, stories about her career, and emphatic
reminders of women's rights and LGBTQ advocacy. She even brought
the house down in Denver by waiving a giant Progressive
Pride flag during her encore and collaborating with Jake Wesley Rodgers,

(01:27):
who is supporting this last hurrah on stage. Fans and
outlets alike are calling this Lauper's most emotional and high
energy track in years, and she's using the chance to
sign off with gratitude peppered with her trademark eccentric Flare.
There is a bigger pop cultural energy because all this
coincides with the buzz around Let the Canaries Sing, her

(01:50):
recently released feature documentary exploring her boundary busting life and impact.
She's been reminiscing on social media too. This week, her
Instagram high that there's only two weeks left with the
legendary Farewell Tour, and posts have been filled with fan
tributes and concert memories. There's no rumor of drama, no

(02:11):
sign of backstage stumbles, just one of music's original rebels
doing what she does best until the last date drops
the world in Los Angeles. Cindy Lapper is owning the
moment with the same vibrant, weird, electric energy that made
her a superstar. She's not just a queen of pop,
She's a legend writing her own finale. And that is

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