Hilary Duff Announces Epic ‘Lucky Me’ World Tour – Will Paris Be Next?
Hilary Duff is back and she’s taking her music global like never before. After a decade away from major releases, the pop icon has just announced her “Lucky Me” world tour, following the momentum of her recent Las Vegas residency and her intimate “Small Rooms, Big Nerves” performances. The tour, which kicks off this summer in West Palm Beach, Florida, promises to bring Duff’s signature energy to fans across the U.S., the U.K., Australia, Canada and Mexico, ending in Mexico City in February 2027.
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For many, this isn’t just another tour—it’s a full-blown comeback. Duff hasn’t released a major album in over ten years, with “Luck …or Something” set to drop on February 20th, marking a major milestone for both her and her fans. Her recent singles, “Mature” and “Roommates,” have already rekindled the enthusiasm of a generation that grew up with her iconic hits from Lizzie McGuire and A Cinderella Story . And now, seeing her return to stages worldwide underscores just how enduring her appeal truly is.
This tour is strategically hitting some of the world’s most legendary venues. In the U.S., she’s set to perform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, Madison Square Garden in New York and Shoreline Amphitheatre in California. Europe and Australia will follow, with shows planned across the U.K., New Zealand and Australia. While the full list is extensive, fans in France are watching closely, wondering if Paris will make the cut. The suspense around a potential Paris date is high, as many hope to see her in iconic venues such as the Accor Arena or the historic Olympia.
Opening acts will include La Roux, Lauren Spencer Smith and Jade LeMac on select dates, adding even more excitement to a tour that blends nostalgia with a fresh, contemporary sound. Duff’s return to music is more than just a celebrity event—it’s a cultural moment, signaling the ongoing relevance of early 2000s pop stars who continue to shape the musical landscape today.
For fans and music lovers worldwide, this announcement is a call to action. Tickets go on sale February 20th and the demand is expected to be enormous. This is not just a tour—it’s a celebration of a career that spans generations, a reminder of why Hilary Duff’s music remains timeless.
Stay tuned as this story unfolds and keep watching for updates on tour dates, venue announcements and the potential for Paris to join the list. The “Lucky Me” world tour is poised to make waves and you won’t want to miss a single moment.
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