About
Cyndi Lauper is an iconic pop and new wave artist born in 1953, best known for global anthems like 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun,' 'Time After Time,' and 'True Colors.' A Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award-winning performer with over 50 million records sold worldwide, she combines a distinctive voice with fearless individuality, earning induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2025. Her enduring cultural impact, legendary touring history, and deep catalog of licensed hits make her a compelling brand for lifestyle and entertainment licensing across multiple consumer categories.
Highlights
Iconic punk-glamour aesthetic and distinctive visual identity recognised across four decades of cultural influence
Multi-generational fanbase spanning her 1980s breakthrough to current audiences through Her 68-show farewell tour and Las Vegas residency
Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award winner—rare three-EGOT achievement demonstrating excellence across music, television, and theatre
First woman in history to achieve four top-five singles from debut album; 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun' remains a timeless, globally licensed anthem
Activist leader with True Colors United co-founded in 2008; 'True Colors' song has become LGBTQ+ rights anthem with deep cultural resonance
Broadway composer and licensed music producer with proven success in costume drama, visual entertainment, and multimedia storytelling
Recent News
Nov 2025
Cyndi Lauper inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Los Angeles ceremony
Oct 2025
Announces first-ever Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace, April–May 2026
Sep 2025
CBS special A Grammy Salute to Cyndi Lauper airs from Farewell Tour finale
Jun 2026








