NewsSeptember, 16 Hilary Duff Wraps UK Tour with Sold-Out O2 Show
Hilary Duff has finished the UK portion of her the lucky me tour, signing off with a second sold-out night at London's O2 Arena. The concert, put on by Live Nation, brought her first European dates to a close on her first full global headline run in almost twenty years. At the London show, Duff entertained the full arena by downing a pint of Pimm's on stage while sporting a Princess Diana T-shirt. The set was packed with hits and ended with a celebratory encore of What Dreams Are Made Of, which had the crowd on its feet as confetti fell. The finale also gave fans a hint of what's ahead: the confetti carried the words "2027 More Dates Loading," and a digital countdown clock reading 7:15:30:00 popped up on the arena's main screens and on her official website. Once that timer hits zero, more tour news is expected. The lucky me tour supports Duff's sixth studio album, luck… or something, which entered the Billboard 200 at number three and landed in the Top 5 in six countries. Her return to the road has already sold out venues across North America, the UK and Ireland, with notable stops at New York's Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles' Kia Forum. After the London finale, the world tour picks up next month with dates in Australia and New Zealand. Duff will then keep going with shows in Canada and Mexico in January and February 2027. Tickets and countdown updates can be found on Hilary Duff's official website. Photo credit: Michael Drummond
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