Millennials are about to embark on a nostalgic journey, as one of the most recognizable pop icons of the 2000s hits the road this summer. Hilary Duff will be travelling the world — including Toronto — on The Lucky Me Tour, marking her first major global headline run in almost 20 years. The tour will celebrate the arrival of Duff’s upcoming studio album, luck… or something, which includes her new single “Roommates.”
Duff made the announcement, in a very Lizzie McGuire-esque playful outfit-try-on clip, Thursday morning.
For Toronto fans, there will be a summer show at RBC Amphitheatre on Aug. 12, 2026. If you miss it, the tour swings back through Ontario with a Hamilton stop at TD Coliseum on Feb. 2, 2027 (but honestly, why not just do both?).
Torontonians actually got a preview of Duff’s return to the stage earlier this year: she played a more intimate show at History on Jan. 24, as part of her Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour run. Before that, her last major headlining Toronto date went way back to September 2007 on her Dignity Tour, when she performed at the then-Air Canada Centre.
This time around, Duff’s Canadian tour includes nine cities total, with additional dates listed for Vancouver (Jan. 22, 2027), Calgary (Jan. 26, 2027), Edmonton (Jan. 27, 2027), Winnipeg (Jan. 30, 2027), Ottawa (Feb. 4, 2027), Montreal (Feb. 5, 2027) and Halifax (Feb. 7, 2027).
How to get tickets to Hilary Duff’s world tour
For early access to tickets, you’ll need to register ahead of time for Duff’s artist presale, beginning Feb. 18 at 10 a.m. (sign up by Feb 16 at 6 pm to participate). The presale is being run across multiple ticketing sites, and anyone who registers will be able to join; for presales hosted on Ticketmaster, access is tied to your account (so no code is required). If you miss the presale window, tickets are expected to open to the general public on Feb 20 at 10 am.
In addition to Duff, fans will get to listen to her amazing support acts across different legs of the tour, including La Roux, Jade LeMac and Lauren Spencer Smith, who’s set to join the 2027 Canadian run.
Click here for more info and to sign up for presales!
