Cyndi Lauper invites fans to Israel concert
Veteran American singer announces upcoming performance at Tel Aviv's Nokia Arena on January 4. 'It'll be fun. Be there or be square,' she says in video
Lauper will visit the Holy Land as part of the She's So Unusual Tour, marking the 30th anniversary of her debut album. Watch her inviting the Israeli audience to the show:
The concert is expected to include Lauper's biggest hits, alongside stories from the recording of the album and experiences from her rise to stardom.
Lauper began her career as a singer in cover bands in New York.
Cyndi Lapuer, coming to Israel to have fun (PR photo)
In 1986 she released her second album, "True Colors," whose title track became a timeless hit, as did the song "Change of Heart." Her third album, "A Night to Remember," was released in 1989 with the hit "I Drove All Night."
Lauper went on with her musical activity and released several other albums, but failed to reach the artistic and commercial success she experienced at the start of her career.
Alongside her work in the music industry, Lauper has appeared in many television programs in different roles, including guest appearances on "The Simpsons," "Memphis Blues," "The Celebrity Apprentice," and more. Over the years, the singer has devoted a lot of her time to social activity for gay and lesbian rights in the United States.
Lauper will be brought to Israel by Udi Appelboim's production company, which produced Alanis Morissette's concert in Israel. Ticket prices range between NIS 199-999 (about $56-283).
