**Hilary Duff Announces Exciting Summer Tour: The Lucky Me Tour**
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Hilary Duff is set to take her musical talents on the road this summer with the announcement of her eagerly anticipated The Lucky Me Tour. Following her recent jaunt, Small Rooms, Big Nerves, which marked her first tour in over a decade, this new venture promises to elevate her performances and showcase both classic hits and fresh material from her latest album, *Luck… or Something*.
During an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the 38-year-old actress and singer expressed her excitement about the upcoming tour. “I’m so excited for the scale to change,” she said, reflecting on her journey. The intimacy of her previous tour allowed her to connect closely with her audience, helping her build confidence as she prepared to step onto bigger stages.
The Lucky Me Tour will kick off on June 22 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and it is poised to take Duff across various countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia, concluding in January 2027 in Mexico City. Supporting her on stage for select dates will be British synth-pop star La Roux, rising singer-songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith, and Canadian musician Jade LeMac.
With an extensive catalogue of fan favourites, Duff is eager to change up her set list and introduce new material during the tour. She stated, “I’m ready for my set list to change. I’m ready to surprise people with some of the songs that I’m going to be singing and my new music.” The singer hopes to delight audiences by combining her beloved classics with tracks from her new release.
During her Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour, Duff performed several of her iconic songs, including “Wake Up,” “So Yesterday,” and “Come Clean.” Notably, she also included “What Dreams Are Made of,” a beloved track from *The Lizzie McGuire Movie*, marking the first time she performed it live. As she looks forward to The Lucky Me Tour, fans can expect a similar blend of nostalgia and newness, particularly with tracks like “Mature,” “Roommates,” and “Weather for Tennis” from her latest album.
Duff reflected on the deep emotional connection her older songs have with her audience. “What’s been so fun about the live shows is realising how much the old songs mean to people,” she shared. The singer likened her older tracks to memories that have endured over time, while expressing hope that her new music will resonate similarly with fans.
In her interview, Duff highlighted the bond that many fans share over common life experiences. She explained, “It’s like more real-world stuff, and it’s fun to mix those two together.” As she sings about relatable themes, Duff believes her audience will find authenticity in both her classic hits and her newer songs.
The anticipation surrounding The Lucky Me Tour is palpable, with Duff noting the incredible response she has received from her fan base. “It’s been a really wild experience to see how thrilled people are,” she said, as she gears up for the concert series.
With tickets now available for purchase, fans across the globe are eager to witness Hilary Duff’s return to the stage. The Lucky Me Tour promises to be an unforgettable experience, blending nostalgia with exciting new music as Duff reconnects with her audience in a fresh and vibrant way.