Hilary Duff appears to be preparing to extend her world tour, after fans spotted onstage clues pointing to new 2027 dates during her second show at London's O2 Arena on Tuesday night, September 15.
The singer and actress is currently in the United Kingdom finishing the European leg of her Lucky Me Tour. During the concert, audience members saw signs suggesting the tour would continue beyond its current schedule.
Butterfly confetti and a countdown clock
Butterfly-shaped confetti fell over the crowd during the show carrying the message "More dates are coming for 2027." Fans who attended the concert shared clips of the moment on social media.
A countdown clock also appeared on stage at the close of the concert. The same clock is hosted on Duff's official website, reinforcing signs that new concert dates will soon be announced. According to entertainment outlet Just Jared, the countdown is expected to end on Wednesday, September 23, just five days before the singer turns 39.
European leg wraps up before Oceania dates
Duff has now performed six shows across the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of her return to the stage. Her next tour stops are set for New Zealand and Australia, where she will perform between October 20 and 29.
After a short break, Duff is scheduled to resume the tour in January and February, with stops planned in Canada and Mexico.
Duff first rose to fame as a teenager starring in the Disney Channel series "Lizzie McGuire" before building a career as a pop singer and later starring in the CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother." The Lucky Me Tour marks her return to live performing after an extended break from touring.
