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Hilary Duff Wraps U.K. Leg of Lucky Me Tour in London With Tease of More 2027 Dates

The singer's site features a countdown clock after showering British fans with confetti reading "2027 More Dates Loading."

Hilary Duff
Hilary Duff
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Hilary Duff wrapped up the U.K. leg of her Lucky Me tour on Tuesday night (Sept. 15) with a confetti-blasted encore run through the Lizzie McGuire Movie soundtrack classic “What Dreams Are Made Of.”

And while fans were reveling in the jubilant pop bop, they also found out that the party is not over yet when they grabbed some of the burgundy, butterfly-shaped confetti and read the special note from the singer inscribed on it: “2027 More Dates Loading”; pink versions of the confetti had another special message: “I Love You.” As Duff took her bows, a digital clock filled the screen at the back of the stage with a countdown to Tuesday (Sept. 22).


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The clock currently lives on Duff’s official site, with more details expected next week.

Duff was all-in on cool Brittania vibes at the show, with the crowd cheering her on as she chugged a pint of Pimm’s while wearing a T-shirt honoring the late Princess Diana of Wales. The singer’s first major tour in more than 18 years, in support of her sixth studio album, this year’s Luck… or Something, featured sold-out shows in North America, the U.K. and Ireland, with more gigs slated next month in New Zealand and Australia.

The tour will then hit Canada beginning on Jan. 22, 2027 with a show at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, followed by gigs in Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax, and stops in Mexico City on Feb. 12 and 13 and Guadalajara on Feb. 15.

Luck… or Something, which debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, was Duff’s first album since 2015’s Breath In. Breathe Out.

Check out Duff revealing the countdown clock at her London show below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.

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Calgary Jazz Artist Jairus Sharif Wins the First-Ever Meridian Prize

Sharif's album Basis of Unity is the first recipient of the FACTOR-partnered award that recognizes an album of exceptional artistic achievement from Western and Northern Canada. The award was presented at BreakOut West in Victoria this weekend (Oct. 3).

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This weekend, the Calgary experimental jazz musician was awarded the inaugural Meridian Prize for his 2025 album Basis of Unity at BreakOut West festival and conference in Victoria, British Columbia. The brand new prize was introduced this year to recognize an album of exceptional artistic achievement from Western and Northern Canada, serving a similar role as the Polaris Music Prize. In addition to a trophy, Sharif also receives a $5,000 honorarium.

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