What to expect from Hilary Duff's lucky me tour: dates, VIP and the opening-night setlist

Hilary Duff's the lucky me tour began on June 21, 2026, with two nights at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida, according to Ticketmaster's tour guide. It follows the album luck... or something and is billed as her first world tour in nearly two decades. The summer 2026 North American leg wrapped in mid-August, with doubleheaders at the Kia Forum in Inglewood and Madison Square Garden in New York.

Duff described the plan in an April 2026 red-carpet interview reported by Sports Illustrated Lifestyle. She said fans should expect "a really fun, carefree night," with fun surprises, old songs and songs from the new record, "a celebration of the present and the past." She named "Adult Size Medium" as one of the new songs she was most excited to play, and said she had played five or six new songs on her earlier Small Rooms, Big Nerves shows.

Ticketmaster lists a setlist based on opening night in West Palm Beach. It begins with "Wake Up," "So Yesterday," "Roommates" and "Weather for Tennis," then runs through "Play With Fire," "Breathe In. Breathe Out.," "Sparks" and "Future Tripping." It is a guide based on one night.

Ticketmaster's September 30, 2026 update listed more dates. Duff plays four Jingle Ball shows in December 2026 (Inglewood on 12/04, New York on 12/11, Boston on 12/13 and Nashville on 12/17), then a Canadian and Mexican run from January 22, 2027, in Vancouver through February 15 in Zapopan. A fall 2027 U.S. leg starts October 1 in Sunrise, Florida, and ends November 21 in Anaheim. That update said general sale for the U.S. dates would begin October 2, 2026, and that Canada and Mexico tickets were already on sale.

As of that update, Ticketmaster listed six VIP packages. Perks vary by package and can include a premium reserved or GA floor ticket, a pre-show backstage or on-stage tour, a VIP soundcheck where Duff performs one song, a group photo, a merch bundle, a laminate and early entry. Look for the gold star on the seat map. More coverage is in the [news archive](/news).