After more than a decade away from touring, Hilary Duff has announced the lucky me tour, hitting Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena on 26 October.
The lucky me tour is Duff’s first full-scale global headline run since the mid-2000s, spanning seven countries across the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand from June 2026 through to February 2027.
The Australian leg takes in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, with Auckland also on the itinerary. GRAMMY Award-winning artist La Roux joins as special guest across all Australian and New Zealand dates.
Hilary Duff – the lucky me tour
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane QLD — 22 October
- Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW — 24 October
- Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne VIC — 26 October
- RAC Arena, Perth WA — 29 October
- Spark Arena, Auckland NZ — 20 October
- Special guest: La Roux (all AU/NZ dates)
- Album luck… or something out 20 February
- AU/NZ presale: 17 February, 12pm local — pre-order via Warner Music Australia store before 6pm AEDT 16 February to access
- Mastercard presale: 18 February, 2pm local
- Vodafone presale: 18 February, 2pm local
- Westfield members presale: 19 February, 1pm local
- General sale: 20 February, 1pm
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@hilaryduff I’M GOING ON A WORLD TOUR!!! ✨🪩🍒 … now what do I wear? Head to @Hilary Duff HQ for all the details on how to access the pre-sale which starts next week.
The tour coincides with the release of Duff’s sixth studio album luck… or something, out 20 February, which includes current single Roommates, co-written with her husband, GRAMMY Award-winning songwriter and producer Matthew Koma.
Duff first rose to international prominence via the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire before launching a music career that produced the four-times platinum album Metamorphosis in 2003. Her catalogue has sold a collective 15 million copies worldwide across her first three studio albums alone, with luck… or something marking her first new music since 2015’s Breathe In. Breathe Out. The tour follows a run of sold-out intimate shows earlier this year under the banner Small Rooms, Big Nerves — Duff’s first headline concert appearances in over a decade.
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