SHARON OSBOURNE, HENRY ROLLINS, ADAM LAMBERT Set For CYNDI LAUPER's 10th Annual 'Home For The Holidays' Benefit Concert

December 7, 2020

Cyndi Lauper — the Grammy-, Emmy- and Tony-winning icon and advocate — has announced that her 10th annual "Home For The Holidays" benefit concert will premiere on Friday, December 11 exclusively on her TikTok at 8 p.m. EST, with an additional stream Sunday, December 13 on Lauper's YouTube and Facebook handles at 8 p.m. EST. This 10th iteration of her beloved benefit concert is a remarkable achievement and a momentous occasion for Lauper and True Colors United, the organization she co-founded 12 years ago to prevent and end homelessness among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) youth. 100% of the net proceeds of "Home For The Holidays" goes to support the work of True Colors United to prevent and end this urgent issue.

Hosted by Lauper, this year's "Home For The Holidays" boasts a jaw-dropping lineup that befits the significance of the concert's 10th anniversary.

This year's event will feature appearances and performances by:

Adam Lambert
Amanda Shires & Jason Isbell
Bette Midler
Billie Eilish
Billy Porter
Billy Steinberg
Boy George
Brandi Carlile
Brittany Howard
Carson Kressley
Cher
Dolly Parton
Harvey Fierstein
Henry Rollins
Jackson Browne
Judy Gold
Justin Tranter
Kim Petras
King Princess
Kinky Boots
LL Cool J
Meg Myers
Phoebe Bridgers
Sharon Osbourne
Shea Diamond
Taylor Swift
Tom Kelly
Tracy Young
Whoopi Goldberg
Youth Pride Chorus

The "Home For The Holidays" livestream will premiere exclusively on TikTok on December 11, as part of TikTok's "Giving Szn", a month-long program that partners with notable charitable organizations to raise awareness and fundraise for a variety of causes that are important to the TikTok community. The concert will livestream again on Lauper's YouTube channel and Facebook page on Sunday, December 13. Lauper will pop on to chat with fans during all livestreams.

Lauper said: "It's been a crazy year, but I am grateful for so many things — my immensely talented and generous friends who keep showing up for us year after year; the technology that is going to make it possible to bring our virtual concert to more people than ever; and all of our partners who help True Colors United do the work that we do.

"The 'Home For The Holidays' concert is 10 years and over 100 artists in, and has raised over three million dollars, which is beyond what I could have imagined when we began. Most importantly though, we are truly helping LGBTQ young people experiencing homelessness. And to all of the fans who watch, donate, and celebrate with us, you are family. And I thank you."

The concert will also feature the premiere of an animated PSA, with voiceover by Lauper, that launches the first ever global campaign on LGBTIQ+ youth homelessness. True Colors United has partnered with the United Nations Human Rights Office on this groundbreaking campaign to bring focus to the fact that LGBTIQ+ young people everywhere deserve a safe place to call home.

During last year's "Home For The Holidays" concert, Lauper was presented the inaugural High Note Global Prize by the United Nations, which honors and celebrates major recording artists for outstanding achievement in using their music and celebrity platform to advocate for social justice worldwide.

"Home For The Holidays" is free to watch, with fans encouraged to donate to True Colors United via donation button and stickers on TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, as well as through Text-to-Give (Text TrueColors to 24365) and www.truecolorsunited.org.

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