How to get Hilary Duff tickets for new ‘Lucky Me Tour’ 2027 dates

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.Hilary Duff’s return to the concert stage just got even bigger.After months of strong ticket demand and multiple sold-out shows, the singer, actress, and former “Lizzie McGuire” star has expanded her highly successful “Lucky Me Tour” with 32 additional dates across Europe, Latin America, and North America in 2027. The newly announced run includes a 19-show U.S. arena leg that begins Oct. 1, 2027, in Sunrise, Florida, and includes a stop in Cleveland, Ohio, on Oct. 13 before wrapping Nov. 20 in Anaheim, California. How to get Hilary Duff tickets for new datesFans wanting to secure seats to one of the new 2027 tour dates have several opportunities before tickets go on sale to the general public.For the newly announced U.S. dates, Citi and Verizon presales begin Sept. 28, 2026. Duff’s Artist Presale starts Sept. 29, with additional venue and promoter presales available in the days that follow. General public ticket sales begin Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. local time.Fans interested in the Artist Presale must register through Duff’s tour registration page or through Ticketmaster by Sept. 27.What if you can’t access presale tickets?Considering how quickly tickets to previous “Lucky Me Tour” dates sold, some fans may need to look beyond presale opportunities for passes. Those unable to access presale opportunities can also secure tickets from verified resale marketplaces that include guarantees on purchases. Platforms including Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, and TicketNetwork offer protections for buyers to ensure on-time delivery and refunds in applicable purchase situations.These marketplaces allow ticket holders to list seats they can no longer use, often providing access to lower-level sections, premium seats, and last-minute inventory unavailable from primary sellers.Vivid Seats: CLEVELAND20 for $20 off orders over $200SeatGeek: TAKE5 for $5 off orders over $300TicketNetwork: TIXDEAL15 for 15% off ordersNewly added 2027 North American tour datesThe newly announced U.S. leg (including ticket links):Oct. 1 – Sunrise, Florida (Amerant Bank Arena)Oct. 2 – Orlando, Florida (Kia Center)Oct. 4 – Raleigh, North Carolina (Lenovo Center)Oct. 6 – Baltimore, Maryland (CFG Bank Arena)Oct. 8 – Uncasville, Connecticut (Mohegan Sun Arena)Oct. 9 – Hershey, Pennsylvania (Giant Center)Oct. 11 – Buffalo, New York (KeyBank Center)Oct. 13 – Cleveland, Ohio (Rocket Arena)Oct. 15 – Columbus, Ohio (Schottenstein Center)Oct. 16 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (PPG Paints Arena)Nov. 5 – San Antonio, Texas (Frost Bank Center)Nov. 6 – Fort Worth, Texas (Dickies Arena)Nov. 8 – Tulsa, Oklahoma (BOK Center)Nov. 10 – Omaha, Nebraska (CHI Health Center)Nov. 12 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Fiserv Forum)Nov. 14 – Des Moines, Iowa (Casey’s Center)Nov. 15 – Kansas City, Missouri (T-Mobile Center)Nov. 17 – Denver, Colorado (Ball Arena)Nov. 20 – Anaheim, California (Honda Center) What to expect from the new showsReviews from the 2026 leg posted by outlets including Bustle and Riff describe how seamlessly Duff’s concerts blend nostalgia with new material from “Luck…or Something." The setlist has featured fan-favorite songs associated with her Disney-era rise, alongside newer material from her comeback album. Duff has also leaned into “Lizzie McGuire” nostalgia during the tour, including recent promotional teasers inspired by the Trevi Fountain scene from “The Lizzie McGuire Movie.” Ella Langley Columbus tickets: Last-minute options for sold out Sept. 25 show‘Survivor’ season 51 premiere: How to watch free without cable todayHow you can watch ‘The Voice’ premiere Night 3 for free todayCan’t get Harry Styles 2027 tour tickets? How to buy seats for sold out dates now‘DWTS’ season 35 Viral Hits Night airs tonight: How to watch freeAbby L’Bert (she/her) is an entertainment commerce writer for cleveland.com. She graduated from The University of Akron and was raised in Northeast Ohio. Abby has extensive commerce writing experience from her...This article was produced with assistance from AI tools and reviewed by Cleveland.com staff.