Cher, Cyndi Lauper carry out ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fun’ at Hollywood Bowl

These ladies know how you can have enjoyable.

Cyndi Lauper celebrated the ultimate present on her farewell tour Saturday with shock appearances by different music icons, together with her longtime pal Cher.

The Goddess of Pop, 79, joined Lauper, 72, on stage on the Hollywood Bowl for an epic duet to “Girls Just Want to Have Fun.”

Both stars wore matching white coats with pink dots for his or her efficiency, as seen in TikTok videos shared by followers who have been on the live performance.

“It was a wild night, 2 legends in unforgettable night,” one fan wrote within the feedback of the clip.

“Age has no boundaries!” one other individual wrote.

“This makes me soooo happy!! I grew up with this song,” a 3rd individual wrote.

A Cher fan account additionally shared a video of her with Lauper, writing, “Cher said goodbye to the audience at the Hollywood Bowl last night after her performance with Cyndi Lauper, saying “see you all soon…”

Lauper’s duet with Cher was the ultimate efficiency of the night time. After the venue lit up with fireworks and confetti, Lauper handed Cher a bouquet of roses and instructed her, “You’re the queen.”

Cher, in response, stated, “No, you’re the f–king queen,” and handed the roses again to Lauper. The two ladies then hugged on stage as the group cheered.

In addition to Cher, SZA, John Legend, Joni Mitchell, Trombone Shorty, and Jake Wesley Roger additionally made visitor appearances all through the night time.

Mitchell, 81, got here out on stage to hitch Lauper for a rendition of her 1971 traditional “Carey.” Lauper coated the music a number of instances earlier than, together with at a 2000 tribute live performance for Mitchell.

After Mitchell, Legend, 46, appeared on stage to sing “Time After Time” with Lauper.

Lauper’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour started in Oct. 2024 in Montreal. She carried out a complete of 69 reveals throughout North America, Europe, Australia and Asia.

In an interview with Rolling Stone final fall, Lauper known as her farewell tour a “bucket list” accomplishment.

“I haven’t done an arena tour since ‘86,” she shared on the time. “I’m excited because I get to have all these fantastic young women on tour with me. So many years, I was told I can’t do a women’s tour because nobody will go see it. ‘Women don’t sell like men sell.’ Then I toured with Cher and we played for a million people. So bulls–t.”

In March, Lauper instructed People she’s not taking a break from working after the tour.

“I’m supposed to be doing [the musical adaptation of the 1988 film] ‘Working Girl’ after the tour,” she stated. “That’s what I’ve basically been doing for 10 years. The weird thing about the Broadway thing is it takes a long time.”

“So, it’s not like I’m not going to be working,” Lauper added. “I’m just not going to be touring. Touring is a whole different animal.”