Win a double pass to see Cyndi Lauper and Blondie in Sydney

Win a double pass to see Cyndi Lauper and Blondie in Sydney

TO mark Cyndi Lauper and Blondie’s joint Australian tour, the Star Observer is giving one lucky reader a front-row double pass to their show in Sydney next week.

In a world first, these two amazing artists have teamed up to co-headline an Australian tour in April 2017. 

“You can’t miss the show,” Debbie Harry said.

“The bitches are coming back to make it happen in Australia just like they do it everywhere.”

“Blondie were the true trailblazers of the New York City new wave and punk scenes,” Cyndi Lauper said.

“As a young artist, they had such a big impact on me – I just thought that Debbie was so cool.”

Cyndi Lauper and Blondie have both enjoyed great success here for four decades, fulled by a stream of timeless hits that are still popular today.

This week the Star Observer is giving away a gold category double pass worth nearly $300 to one lucky reader so they can see the pair in Sydney next week on Tuesday 4 April at the ICC Sydney Theatre.

To enter the competition, use the widget below to tell us in 25 words or less what your favourite Cyndi Lauper or Blondie song is and why. Competition closes at 3pm on Friday 31 March.

The legends will be touring Australia between April 1 – 12. To buy tickets to one of their shows visit Ticketek.

Win a double pass to see Cyndi Lauper and Blondie in Sydney

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2 responses to “Win a double pass to see Cyndi Lauper and Blondie in Sydney”

  1. On rainny days as a little girl would look out the window and sing girls just wanna have fun and I still catch my self doing to same moves when that song comes on, blondie memories was me laughing while my mum would sing her songs on repeat and I would sway with her and sing to the early hours of the moring both have been significant part of my childhood and still now we dance and drink on a Friday night and still enjoy what yeah bring to the floor

  2. Everything about Cyndi screams ‘it’s ok to be different!’ True Colors 1980’s release reassured young, insecure me it was ok to also be ‘so unusual.’