Hilary Duff Sets The Stage For A 'Lucky Me' Comeback Tour In 2026

Hilary Duff Makes Her Return to the Global Stage

Hilary Duff is back and ready to dazzle fans once again. The pop star and former Disney darling has announced her upcoming 'Lucky Me' tour for 2026, marking her first global tour in nearly 18 years. The announcement came via Instagram on February 12, where Duff confirmed a series of performances spanning across the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Mexico.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting Duff's return to music, and the tour follows the release of her highly-anticipated album 'Luck… or something,' set to drop on February 20. "I never wanted to jump the gun and do something that didn’t totally feel right," Duff shared. "This moment in time and the people that I’ve surrounded myself with, it felt really right."

“The name says it all. I truly feel so lucky to be able to be onstage again in front of all of you beautiful people. I can’t wait,” Duff expressed as she unveiled the tour's name and ethos.

Tour Dates and Locations

Duff's fans across the globe are buzzing with excitement as she sets the stage for a major comeback. Among the highlights of the tour, the United States will host shows in iconic venues like the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on July 8 and Madison Square Garden in New York on August 5. In the UK and Ireland, fans will be treated to opening performances by La Roux, gracing venues such as London's The O2 on September 10.

The tour continues to Australia and New Zealand in October, with Duff lighting up arenas like the Spark Arena in Auckland and the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. Wrapping up this musical journey, Canada will host the final leg in early 2027, featuring performances in cities like Vancouver and Montreal before Duff heads to Mexico City for a finale at the Palacio de los Deportes.

The Hilary Duff-aissance

Dubbed the "Hilary Duff-aissance" by her dedicated fans, this tour promises to rekindle the magic that made Duff a beloved figure in pop culture. Earlier this year, she previewed her return with a series of intimate shows, aptly titled 'Small Rooms, Big Nerves,' setting the stage for what is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

For all those who grew up watching her as Lizzie McGuire, this tour marks a nostalgic yet fresh chapter in Duff's career. Her return to the spotlight with 'Lucky Me' is not just a musical journey but a celebration of resilience and artistry, embodying the spirit of Los Angeles and beyond.