Lucky You! Hilary Duff’s Lucky Me Tour Isn’t Over Yet: 32 More Dates Announced
Hilary Duff is giving her comeback its own comeback.
After making her long-awaited return to the road this year, the pop star is taking the Lucky Me Tour into 2027, with newly announced stops across Europe, Latin America and the United States.
The brand-new trek will kick off May 7 in Madrid, with Duff set to travel through cities including Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and Stockholm before heading to Latin America for stops in San Juan, São Paulo, Buenos Aires and Santiago.
She’ll then return to the U.S. for another run of shows beginning Oct.
1 in Sunrise, Florida, and wrapping Nov.
20 in Anaheim, California.
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The album additionally left a mark on the charts, debuting at No.
3 on the Billboard 200 upon its release in March of this year.
Fans got a preview of the announcement of more dates before Duff officially revealed them.
During the final U.K. show of the tour at London’s O2 Arena last week — her second sold-out performance at the venue — Duff closed the night with “What Dreams Are Made Of.” As butterfly-shaped confetti fell over the crowd, some pieces carried the message “2027 More Dates Loading,” while a countdown clock appeared on the arena screens and simultaneously went live on Duff’s website.
The mystery immediately sent fans online into a frenzy, speculating about where she would take the tour next.
The new European dates will feature Rebecca Black as support, while Dashboard Confessional and Tegan and Sara will join Duff for select U.S. shows.
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