Hilary Duff Books 2027 World Tour Dates Across Three Continents

The singer continues her live return with new shows in Europe, Latin America, and the US, joined by Tegan and Sara, Dashboard Confessional, and Rebecca Black.

Hilary Duff’s return to touring is expanding well beyond a short-run comeback. After playing her first shows in over a decade earlier this year on the “Small Rooms, Big Nerves” tour, Duff has now confirmed a 2027 world tour that extends the ongoing “The Lucky Me Tour” into Europe, Latin America, and a sizable US leg.

The US dates begin October 1st in Sunrise, Florida, and run through late November, closing at the Honda Center in Anaheim on November 20th. Stops include Orlando, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, San Antonio, Omaha, Milwaukee, and Kansas City, among others. Support acts vary across the run and include Tegan and Sara, Dashboard Confessional, and Rebecca Black—a lineup that leans into the early-2000s pop and emo adjacency Duff has often occupied, without treating that history as a costume.

Tegan and Sara’s involvement arrives as the duo prepares a new era of their own: their song “Our Year” is set for release on September 25th. For Duff, the tour follows February’s album luck… or something, her first full-length in years, and a string of previously announced dates in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Mexico across late 2026 and early 2027.

Pre-sales for the 2027 US leg begin September 28th through Citi and Verizon, with an artist pre-sale on September 29th and a Live Nation pre-sale on October 1st. General on-sale follows October 2nd via Ticketmaster. The pacing of announcements suggests a deliberate, phased expansion of Duff’s live presence rather than a single victory lap—an approach that keeps the tour tied to the new album while leaving room for further dates.

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