He's been a bad Boy! Boy George CRASHES the stage at Cyndi Lauper and Blondie's co-headlining gig in Sydney as the pop icons embrace the surprise

By Alex Michael For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 11:53 EDT, 4 April 2017 | Updated: 13:56 EDT, 4 April 2017

Australia is getting ready to welcome him with open arms when he stars as a judge on The Voice later in the year.

But on Monday, Boy George, 55, made an unexpected appearance.

As pop icons Cyndi Lauper and Blondie were wowing Sydney fans with a co-headlining extravaganza, the future Voice judge crashed the stage, surprising the performers just as much as the crowd.

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Crashed! New The Voice Australia judge Boy George, 55, crashed the stage at Cyndi Lauper and Blondie's Sydney gig on Monday

Crashed! New The Voice Australia judge Boy George, 55, crashed the stage at Cyndi Lauper and Blondie's Sydney gig on Monday

Turns out the top hat-wearing Culture Club front man and Girls Just Want To Have Fun singer Cyndi are very close friends.

The Daily Telegraph reported that a massive chorus of cheers erupted from the crowd when Boy George took the stage as her set was drawing to a close.

'I was so happy my dear pal George was able to join me at my concert last night,' Lauper told the publication.

Something to cheer about! It was reported that a massive chorus of cheers erupted from the crowd when Boy George took the stage as her set was drawing to a close.

Something to cheer about! It was reported that a massive chorus of cheers erupted from the crowd when Boy George took the stage as her set was drawing to a close.

Happy! 'I was so happy my dear pal George was able to join me at my concert last night,' Cyndi later said

Happy! 'I was so happy my dear pal George was able to join me at my concert last night,' Cyndi later said

'He makes me laugh and his voice makes me soar. I love George. What a lucky audience. They got to see Blondie and Boy George on the same night.'

Dressed in a glittery black suit and cream top hat, the personality made the most of an impassioned duet with his pal, putting on a happy face despite a reported technical glitch.

His larger than life demeanour was matched in equal measure by his loud blue eyeshadow as he danced like nobody was watching.

Although he was a definite boost to the performance, Cyndi held her own during the career-spanning performance, at once stage snapped splayed-out on a vintage prop suitcase. 

Lucky fans: 'He makes me laugh and his voice makes me soar. I love George. What a lucky audience. They got to see Blondie and Boy George on the same night,' she added

Lucky fans: 'He makes me laugh and his voice makes me soar. I love George. What a lucky audience. They got to see Blondie and Boy George on the same night,' she added

From way back! Turns out the top hat-wearing Culture Club front man and Girls Just Want To Have Fun singer Cyndi are very close friends

From way back! Turns out the top hat-wearing Culture Club front man and Girls Just Want To Have Fun singer Cyndi are very close friends

Blondie's Debbie Harry opened the packed-out ICC Sydney theater show in style, defying her 71-years with a slick black suit, sunglasses and a very interesting pair of heeled sandals.

At one point, she lost her place during Rapture's infamous rap verse, apologising to a rightfully forgiving audience.

Little did they know the malfunction would be more than made up for by Boy George's surprise appearance.

Boy George will join Delta Goodrem and Kelly Rowland on The Voice this year. 

Up next: Boy George will join Delta Goodrem and Kelly Rowland as a judge on The Voice Australia this year

Up next: Boy George will join Delta Goodrem and Kelly Rowland as a judge on The Voice Australia this year

 

 

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