Twenty new dates on Hilary Duff's lucky me tour, four in Europe and sixteen in the US, all go on public sale on Friday, October 2. Each opens at 10:00 in its own venue's time, so the sales are staggered by up to nine hours, and one Brussels hospitality listing opens a day earlier.
By TourTicketCompare · Published Sep 25, 2026
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Ticketmaster lists twenty new dates on Hilary Duff's lucky me tour with a public on-sale of Friday, October 2, 2026. Four are in Europe in May 2027 and sixteen are in the United States in October and November 2027. Every one opens at 10:00 in the venue's local time. Written down, that looks like a single sale. In practice it is a rolling sale that starts in Europe and finishes in California nine hours later.
| Dates | Public on-sale (venue time) | Same moment in New York |
|---|---|---|
| Madrid (May 7), Milan (May 10), Brussels (May 16), Amsterdam (May 17) | 10:00 CEST, Oct 2 | 4:00 AM EDT |
| Orlando, Raleigh, Baltimore, Uncasville, Hershey, Buffalo, Columbus, Pittsburgh (Oct 2–16) | 10:00 AM EDT, Oct 2 | 10:00 AM EDT |
| San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Omaha, Milwaukee, Kansas City (Nov 5–15) | 10:00 AM CDT, Oct 2 | 11:00 AM EDT |
| Denver (Nov 17) | 10:00 AM MDT, Oct 2 | 12:00 PM EDT |
| Anaheim (Nov 20) | 10:00 AM PDT, Oct 2 | 1:00 PM EDT |
These are the public on-sale times Ticketmaster lists for each date. Presales, if any, are not tracked on this site and may open earlier, so check the artist's and venue's own announcements for those.
The ten Canadian dates, Vancouver on January 22 through Halifax on February 7, are already on sale and aren't part of the October 2 sale.
If you want one specific night, the time that matters is the one for that venue, converted to where you'll be sitting. A fan in Los Angeles aiming for the Orlando show needs to be ready at 7:00 AM Pacific, not 10:00.
The stagger also means one city's sale can be over before another's starts. Resale listings for an early-opening date can appear while a later date hasn't gone on sale yet. A resale listing for a date that isn't on sale yet is a seller's promise to deliver a ticket they don't hold yet. Read its delivery date before paying. The primary versus resale guide explains the difference.
Brussels has a second listing alongside the standard Forest National date: "be•at Premium Bistronomy Experience", at the venue's Legacy Lounge. Its public on-sale is a day earlier, 10:00 CEST on Thursday, October 1.
That is a hospitality package, not the standard concert ticket, and the two aren't interchangeable. Before buying either, read what the listing includes, which entrance and area it covers, and whether a concert ticket is part of it. The guide to reading a ticket listing covers what to check.
The on-sale preparation guide has the full routine. For this sale, the essentials are:
The Hilary Duff page lists every tracked date. Before a date's public on-sale, its card shows the on-sale time and no Ticketmaster button. Resale sites with a checked link for that exact date may still appear, and their listings can sit above face value. After the on-sale, the Ticketmaster link appears. TourTicketCompare doesn't sell tickets or run presales.
The on-sale calendar lists these dates, and other tours with a public on-sale coming up, by day in each venue's local time.
The Falcon Stadium dates take place inside the United States Air Force Academy. Check the instructions for your concert before arranging travel: general visitor policy alone does not settle the entry arrangements for a special event.
Major tours now cross continents, and plenty of fans follow them. Buying for a show abroad adds a handful of checks that a home-town ticket never needs, from the time zone of the sale to the currency of the total and the rules that apply to resale where the show takes place.
A residency breaks the habit most ticket buyers rely on. When the artist, the tour and the venue are identical across every listing, the date is the only thing distinguishing what you are about to buy — and it is the field people skim.
The step-by-step versions of what this post covers: