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Hilary Duff expands 'The Lucky Me Tour' with 32 new dates for 2027

Hilary Duff adds 32 dates to 'The Lucky Me Tour', expanding her 2027 shows across Europe, Latin America and the US


Pop Culture & Art September 23, 2026 1 min read
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Hilary Duff has expanded her The Lucky Me Tour with 32 additional dates across Europe, Latin America and the United States, extending the singer’s first global headlining tour in nearly two decades.

The newly announced shows will begin in Europe on May 7, 2027, with Duff opening the European leg at Madrid’s Movistar Arena. The tour will then visit Milan, Berlin, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, Copenhagen and Stockholm through May 22.

Duff will next take The Lucky Me Tour to Latin America in August 2027, with performances scheduled in San Juan, São Paulo, Buenos Aires and Santiago.

The singer will return to the United States in October for another run of shows, beginning October 1 at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. The U.S. leg will continue through cities including Orlando, Raleigh, Baltimore, Uncasville, Hershey, Buffalo, Cleveland, Columbus and Pittsburgh.

The tour will resume in November with additional dates in San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Omaha, Milwaukee, Des Moines, Kansas City, Denver and Anaheim, where the tour is scheduled to conclude on November 20, 2027.

Rebecca Black will join Duff as a special guest for all European dates, while Dashboard Confessional will support select U.S. shows. Tegan and Sara will also appear on the final U.S. leg.

Duff originally launched The Lucky Me Tour in the United States in June 2026, marking her first global headlining trek in almost 20 years. She is scheduled to perform in New Zealand and Australia through October before continuing with Canadian and Mexican dates in early 2027.

Artist presales for the newly announced European and Latin American dates begin September 29, while U.S. presales start September 28. General ticket sales begin October 2.

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