Hilary Duff’s Lucky Me World Tour supports her first album in more than a decade, Luck … or Something, and blends new material with a deliberately nostalgic celebration of her early-2000s career. Rolling Stone argues that the concerts matter because they reconnect long-standing fans with both Duff’s music and the pop-culture roles that defined her youth.

– The audience turns venues into Y2K-themed parties, with fans recreating looks from Lizzie McGuire, A Cinderella Story and Cadet Kelly.
– The set spans Duff’s five non-Christmas studio albums, featuring familiar songs including “Wake Up” and “So Yesterday”.
– Duff revived “The Math” at Madison Square Garden on 6 August, her first performance of the song since 2006.
– She also performed “Anywhere But Here”, another track not played live since 2006.
– The US leg runs through August 2026, followed by overseas dates in the autumn and further shows early next year.
– Duff described the tour as a chance to revisit and embrace an earlier part of herself alongside her later life as a parent.