The “Lizzie McGuire” star is officially back. Hilary Duff has sent shockwaves through the music industry by announcing “The Lucky Me Tour,” her first global concert run in nearly two decades. Following the release of her highly anticipated comeback album, Luck… or Something, the pop icon is set to perform at major arenas across the United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe through 2027.
How to Secure Hilary Duff Tickets for the 2026 Tour
Demand for the “Lucky Me Tour” has reached a fever pitch, with several dates selling out within minutes of going live. To accommodate the overwhelming interest, Duff has already added second shows in major markets, including New York City’s Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles’ Kia Forum.
Fans looking to secure seats should be aware of the following ticket options:
- Presale Access: Early access has been made available for Citi, American Express, and Verizon members. Fans are encouraged to check their local venue listings for specific “Lucky Me” presale codes.
- General Sale: Public ticket sales are currently active for most North American dates. Prices have varied by location, with some fans reporting center-aisle seats in Canadian venues for under $400.
- Resale Markets: For sold-out shows in cities like Las Vegas and Nashville, secondary markets such as StubHub and Ticketmaster Resale are the primary options for last-minute deals.
The Lucky Me Tour Dates and Locations
The tour is scheduled to kick off this summer, marking a significant return for the artist who last dominated the charts with hits like “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean.” Key stops on the 2026 itinerary include:
- New York, NY: Madison Square Garden (Two nights added due to demand)
- Los Angeles, CA: Kia Forum
- Nashville, TN: Ascend Amphitheater
- Toronto, ON: Scotiabank Arena
- Hamilton, ON: FirstOntario Centre
- Australia: Multiple dates added in February 2026 following high demand in Sydney and Melbourne.
What to Expect from the ‘Luck… or Something’ Era
This tour supports Duff’s sixth studio album, Luck… or Something, which was co-produced by her husband, Matthew Koma. Critics have praised the record as a “pop star reincarnation,” noting its accessible, adult-contemporary sound that leans into millennial nostalgia.
In addition to new tracks, the setlist is expected to feature reimagined versions of her Platinum-selling hits from Metamorphosis (2003) and Dignity (2007). Duff recently shared in interviews that while she has complicated feelings about some of her early viral performances, she is excited to reconnect with fans in an intimate, high-energy arena setting.
As of February 20 2026, tickets for newly added dates in Australia and North Carolina are officially hitting the market. Fans are advised to act quickly, as the “Lucky Me Tour” is currently one of the highest-selling concert series of the year.