Hilary Duff ended the U.K. and Ireland stretch of The Lucky Me Tour by leaving fans with something to take home besides the setlist.
During her second show at London’s O2 Arena on September 15, butterfly-shaped confetti fell carrying the words “2027 more dates loading.” Fans quickly shared the message online, and Just Jared reported that a countdown also appeared on the curtain inside the arena.
The same countdown was subsequently added to Duff’s official website and runs out on September 23. No new cities have been announced yet, but the confetti leaves considerably less mystery around one part of the reveal: more 2027 dates are coming.
That would extend a comeback tour that already runs well into next year. Duff still has New Zealand and Australia ahead in October, followed by Canadian and Mexican dates in January and February.
The Confetti Did Most of the Announcing
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Duff did not stop the London show for a conventional tour announcement. Instead, the message appeared on the butterfly confetti released inside The O2, turning something fans might normally scoop up as a souvenir into the night’s biggest clue.
The countdown appeared on the curtain during the show, and Just Jared reported that the timer was also added to HilaryDuff.com with a September 23 expiration.
The September 15 concert where the tease appeared was itself an addition to Duff’s original London plan. Her first O2 date was September 10, with the second show added after the tour went on sale.
AXS explicitly billed September 15 as “EXTRA DATE ADDED,” while The O2 lists both performances and La Roux as special guest. After wrapping the show, Duff has a break from arena dates before resuming the tour October 20 at Auckland’s Spark Arena.
The Tour Already Runs Into February 2027
Live Nation’s original tour announcement described The Lucky Me Tour as a seven-country run beginning June 22 in West Palm Beach and continuing into February 2027. It marked Duff’s first full-scale global headline tour in almost two decades.
The initial routing included the United States, Canada, Mexico, the U.K., Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, with La Roux supporting multiple 2026 international dates and Lauren Spencer Smith joining the 2027 Canadian leg.
The schedule has expanded since that announcement. London received a second O2 show, Melbourne now has two Rod Laver Arena dates, Vancouver has a second Rogers Arena night, and Mexico City has two shows at Palacio de los Deportes.
Current Mexican ticketing also lists Duff in Guadalajara on February 15, making that the latest publicly announced date on the itinerary for now.
The Countdown Ends on the Same Day as a Los Angeles Appearance
September 23 already had another Hilary Duff event on the calendar before the countdown appeared. She is scheduled for An Evening With Hilary Duff at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles that night.
The sold-out program is centered on luck… or something, Duff’s creative process and her career, followed by an intimate stripped-back performance with collaborators from the album. The museum lists the program for 7:30 p.m. at its Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace.
The Comeback Is Still Mixing New Hilary With the Old One
The Lucky Me Tour supports luck… or something, Duff’s sixth studio album and her first since 2015’s Breathe In. Breathe Out.. Live Nation described the tour as her first full-scale global headline run in almost two decades.
The September 15 London set mixed the new record heavily into a catalog-spanning show. Songs from luck… or something included “Roommates,” “Weather for Tennis,” “Adult Size Medium,” “Mature,” “Growing Up” and “Holiday Party.” They shared the set with earlier hits including “So Yesterday,” “With Love,” “Fly,” “Why Not” and “Come Clean.”
Duff closed the London show with “What Dreams Are Made Of,” keeping the Lizzie McGuire nostalgia that accompanied her return to live performance firmly in the current tour.