Hilary Duff has just revealed plans for a major global run in support of her new album, luck…or something, and for many fans, it’s the live announcement they’ve been waiting almost two decades for. The Lucky Me Tour will take the pop singer across multiple continents this summer and autumn, marking her first full-scale headline world tour in nearly 20 years.
Duff teased the announcement during her final Small Rooms, Big Nerves show in Los Angeles earlier this year, and the official tour rollout didn’t disappoint. Along with new music, the live dates give longtime supporters a chance to hear both her classic hits and fresh material from luck…or something, which is set to arrive on 20 February 2026.
What the Lucky Me Tour Looks Like
The world tour kicks off in June 2026, launching in the United States and eventually making its way to stages in Canada, Mexico, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Across the run, Duff will play some of the biggest venues of her career, including her first ever shows at iconic stages like Madison Square Garden in New York and Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado, as well as The O2 Arena in London.
Her GRAMMY-winning and platinum-selling support act La Roux will join her for the 2026 portion of the tour, with Jade LeMac on some dates and Lauren Spencer Smith on the 2027 dates.
UK & Ireland Dates
For fans in the UK and Ireland, the Lucky Me Tour includes four arena dates in autumn 2026, giving plenty of opportunities to catch Duff live close to home:
London – The O2 Arena
Manchester – AO Arena
Birmingham – Utilita Arena Birmingham
Glasgow – OVO Hydro
Support act La Roux will be on board for these stops as well, helping make the evenings feel like a full night out.
Tickets & On-Sale Information
Tickets for the Lucky Me Tour are scheduled to be released in phases:
Presales (including fan club and partner presales) are expected in the days leading up to the general sale. Exact presale windows vary by territory, so signing up for alerts and registering ahead of time is a good idea.
General on-sale dates typically land a few days after presales, often in the late February/early March window for shows later in the year.
As with most big global tours, demand will likely be strongest for UK arena dates, so planning ahead is key.
Why This Tour Matters
This marks a significant live moment in Hilary Duff’s career. While she’s been on stage in various forms, from intimate runs like Small Rooms, Big Nerves early in 2026 to her Las Vegas residency, The Lucky Me Tour is her first worldwide headline tour since the early 2000s, and it comes with a new album that leans into her evolution as an artist.
For many fans, hearing songs like “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean” alongside newer tracks in an arena setting will feel like a full-circle moment. The addition of large-scale venues and international stops makes this one of the year’s most talked-about tours.
Smart Ticket Tips
Sign up for presale alerts: Getting in early can be the difference between securing seats and missing out.
Mark general sale dates: Especially for UK arenas, once tickets go on general sale, they can move fast.
Check multiple presale windows: Artist, fan club, platform and credit-card presales may all offer separate access.
Consider nearby cities: If your first choice sells out, nearby dates might still have inventory.
The Bottom Line
Hilary Duff’s The Lucky Me Tour is shaping up to be one of 2026’s most exciting live music events. With a new album behind her, a comprehensive world tour and headline slots in major arenas, this tour gives fans both nostalgia and fresh music in the same night. For UK and Ireland audiences, the arena dates this autumn are sure to be among the highlights of the year, and tickets are expected to be in high demand.
