Hilary Duff says her recent mini-tour was only a preview of what’s to come this summer, adding that she’s eager to do more shows and surprise fans.
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Hilary Duff is set to hit the road this summer with her The Lucky Me Tour.
Hilary Duff’s mini tour earlier this year served as just a starting point for her return to live performances.
The 38-year-old star kicked off her Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour in January, marking her first time back on the road in over a decade.
This summer, she’s taking things to a larger scale with The Lucky Me Tour, where she’ll perform a mix of her biggest hits alongside songs from her new album Luck… or Something.
In an interview with People magazine, Duff shared her excitement about transitioning to bigger venues. While she appreciated the intimacy of smaller shows and the chance to reconnect closely with fans, she said the experience helped rebuild her confidence and prepare her for what’s next.
Now, she’s eager to elevate her performances—switching up her setlist, introducing surprises, and showcasing new music.
During her earlier tour, Duff revisited fan-favorite tracks like “Wake Up,” “So Yesterday,” “With Love,” “Why Not,” and “Come Clean.” She also performed “What Dreams Are Made of” for the first time, a beloved song from The Lizzie McGuire Movie.
She also introduced newer songs such as “Mature,” “Roommates,” and “Weather for Tennis,” with fans expecting more from her latest album during the upcoming tour.
Duff noted how meaningful it has been to see how strongly audiences still connect with her older music, while also embracing her newer material. She described it as a unique way to relate to fans who have grown up alongside her and now share similar life experiences.
The Lucky Me Tour will span multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. It’s set to begin on June 22 in West Palm Beach and is currently scheduled to wrap up in January 2027 in Mexico City.
Joining Duff on tour as supporting acts are La Roux, Lauren Spencer-Smith, and Jade LeMac.