22 years—that’s how long Michigan fans have been waiting.
Hilary Duff announced The Lucky Me world tour on February 12, including two Michigan shows in August after a two-decade absence from the state.
The Dates That Matter
Duff will play Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston on August 15 and Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids on August 16.
Her last Michigan appearance was in Detroit during the Most Wanted Tour in July 2004.
Key Tour Facts:
- Tour name: The Lucky Me
- Michigan dates: August 15 (Clarkston), August 16 (Grand Rapids)
- Support acts: La Roux and Jade LeMac
- Tickets on sale: February 20, 2026 at 10 a.m.
- Last Michigan show: July 2004 (22 years ago)
The Presale Breakdown
Citi cardmembers get first access on Tuesday, February 17. Verizon customers also receive early tickets. Public sale opens Friday, February 20 at 10 a.m. local time.
Fans can register for presale codes on Duff’s official tour site.
From Small Rooms to Amphitheaters
The announcement comes weeks after Duff completed her Small Rooms, Big Nerves tour in January 2026—just four intimate shows in London, Toronto, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles.
At the January 19 London opener, she performed “What Dreams Are Made Of” live for the first time, along with hits like “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean”.
The Full Picture
The Lucky Me tour spans 40+ dates across North America and Europe from February 2026 through February 2027.
Highlights include Madison Square Garden on August 5, Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 20, and multiple arena shows across the U.K., Ireland, and Canada.
Why It Matters
Hilary Duff’s 22-year gap between Michigan shows is one of the longest stretches for any major pop artist in the state. Her 2004 Detroit concert happened before the iPhone existed, before YouTube launched, and before most Gen Z fans were born. The Lucky Me tour marks her first major world tour since the mid-2000s and follows her 2026 comeback with new single “Mature”—her first release in over a decade. For Michigan’s millennial fanbase, the Pine Knob and Grand Rapids shows represent a long-awaited nostalgia moment and a chance to see Duff perform both classic hits and new material.
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