Cyndi Lauper Tickets

This was one of the best shows I've been to and the first time I've ever seen her in concert. Our seats were 6th row center . She was so energetic. She was running around up and down the aisles, jumping on the seats in front of us like she was still in her twenties . GREAT GREAT SHOW!

Cyndi Lauper started the show by shuffling onto the stage with guitar strung around her neck, causually saying "hello" to the audience. When she stood before the mic, the guitar amp did not work. A sound tech came out and fiddled with the wires. Cyndi bent down to help him. After a couple of minutes she began the show. That's not a good way to begin a concert. I think Cyndi Lauper's personal appeal to her fans is what I found to interfere with her performance . . . she is undisciplined, not in her art but with her performance. The negative side to that is exemplified by the rocky start to her show and by taking the time to unlace shoes after the first song (back to the audience at the back of the stage) when she could have just come on stage barefoot and by spending too much time in the orchestra section when half of the the audience could not see her (this venue has a very large mezzanine and balcony section). The positive side is that Cyndi Lauper is very personable and seems genuine. She comes across as being unaffected by her fame. And, of course, that is very appealing. Her lack of discipline does not carry over to her art. Her voice is strong and Cyndi is in full control of her music. Other than my surprise that she has not evolved past her pop rock songs of the 1980's, I enjoyed her command of the music. So while I enjoyed the music, this concert could be helped with some very basic common sense principles applied to the presentation.

Cyndi Lauper was so full of energy. She put on a fantastic show. She was out in the audience getting everyone on their feet. I would definately see her again.

Great performance- worth to see and not to miss- will never forget

Being the last show on the leg of this particular tour, Cyndi Lauper rocked down the house. She performed songs off her pre solo fame "Blue Angel" album as well as covered her major hits along with some from her newer CD, "Bring Ya' to the Brink." In addition, timeless standards classics as "At Last" and Joni Mitchell's "Carey" earned her endless standing ovations. It was a lifespan of her career though music. Being a musical icon as she is , Lauper is truly a highly energetic, timeless and classy act. A must-see performer as Lauper's voice is incomparable between a live setting and a recording.

Cyndi looked fab of course and put her all into every song as she always does. She played for almost 2 hours and the show did not drag once. Her opening band, a female power trio from Canada was pretty good, better than the guys she had a couple of years ago.

I was blown away. Cyndi is awesome!!!! She looked great, and sounded wonderful, she hasn't aged a day in the past 20 years. What a great show!!!! I am one of her her biggest fans, and my family was so excited that I got a chance to see her again. The last time I saw her in person was when she filmed her video in Wharton, New Jersey. TIME AFTER TIME. I was so happy to get her program at the end of the show, she is truly beautiful. Thank you Cyndi for an unforgettable night!!! PS. Great idea, thanks for asking people to donate food, nobody should go hungry.

Cyndi Lauper displayed one of the finest sets of pipes on a female artist that I've ever heard! She played her big hits and new material including a medley that included Iko Iko. She danced in the audience frequently.She bantered with the audience as she shared some personal anecdotes.She had some young girls from the audience( and the opening band, Hunter Valentine),join her onstage for Girls Just Want To Have Fun .She danced around the stage all evening, displaying an amazing amount of energy. She really only played the pedal steel guitar on 3 or 4 songs.Ms. Lauper did about 3 encores and left everyone in the audience satisfied.

Her voice is incredible, her energy is incredible. She does all her hits. I cried when she performed "Time After Time".

From start to finish the show was awesome. Saw her in Atlantic City 2 years ago may have gotten better if that is possible. Liked the fact that she talked to fans more this concert which made it a little more personal. She made you feel like a friend. Still looks and sounds like she did in the 70's. Great entertainer!!

Cyndi is a vivacious alternative pixie with an effervescent spirit, superior showmanship, inspired song writing skills, formidable musicianship, and EXTRAORDINARY vocals. In my view, she's one of the most underrated artists of our time. I've seen Mick Jagger and Tina Turner live -- and Cyndi is BETTER! Last night's concert was amazing, as always! I especially enjoyed her renditions of "Goonies R Good Enough," "Money Changes Everything," and "True Colors." Also, "At Last" was beautiful and really showcased her vocals. At times, Cyndi ran up and down the aisles, climbed on chairs, and admonished the security guard that fans are allowed to approach her. Suggestions/Criticisms: I would have liked to hear a few acoustic songs. Also, I could have done without the two Blue Angels songs and the Joni Mitchell "silver" song -- especially since those slots could have been filled by fantastic songs from Cyndi's solo career (e.g., "Shine," "Grab a Hold," "That's What I Think," "Insecurious," "A Night to Remember," "Dancing with a Stranger," "I Don't Want to Be Your Friend," "Heading West," etc.). Cyndi should have prefaced "True Colors" with a brief statement about equal rights -- or at least a comment about how the song honors her friend "Blue," a man who is no longer with us. re. the venue: BergenPAC is an intimate space (which is ideal for concerts). However, it was too warm; the air conditioning was insufficient. re. volume: As with most concerts, the volume should have been turned down a few notches.

Cyndi, opened the show with energy rivaling that of much younger performs. She is the consummate perform and story teller. It is a must see show.

The entire show was amazing. Cyndi made it personal, talking to the audience and performing in the seats and aisle. I have seen many artists in many venues and this concert was definitely one of the best I have ever seen.

She started about an hour and a half late. Could not get the amps to work. She seemed HIGH and never even spoke the audience to apologize or thank us for waiting . The place was HOT inside and she rambled and rambled in between songs. I ended up leaving after a Jodi Mitchell song .

I had so much fun, it was amazing. Cindy is such an artist. She kep us dancing. Cindy, We love you...

She is FABULOUS! The woman is one giant CLASS ACT. I think she is the most talented lady of our time.

She is still the best!!!!!! Her voice is still fantastic.

The opening act was good. The only problem was that the songs all sounded the same. The sound was a little muddy. Cyndi put on a good performance. Her vocals were too low and the theater was hot as hell! They need better AC.

Had a good time seeing Cyndi at the Bergen Pac. See puts on a good show!

I'm 29 years old and this was my first concert ever. I originally bought the tickets for my girlfriend because she's a HUGE Cyndi Lauper fan. Lucky me I went with her and loved every minute of it! Can't wait until she's in our area again..man she ROCKS!