Hilary Duff
Photo: Aaron Idelson
The singer and actress will kick off The Lucky Me Tour, her first major global outing in almost two decades, with North American dates between June 22 and August 16, followed by UK and Ireland arena shows from September 6 to 15.
She'll then tour Australia and New Zealand from October 20 to 29, before Canadian dates and a show in Mexico City in January and February 2027.
Grammy-winner La Roux will support the 2026 North American dates alongside Jade LeMac, and will also join the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand shows. Lauren Spencer Smith will support the 2027 dates.
The tour supports Duff's first new album in over a decade, 'Luck...Or Something', due out this Friday (February 20), the same day tickets for the tour go on general sale.
Tickets for the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland dates go on general sale at 10am local time, Mexico City at 11am local time, and Australia and New Zealand at 1pm local time - Compare and buy tickets here.
Singles already released from the follow-up to 2015's 'Breathe In. Breathe Out.' include Roommates and Mature.
J. Cole
Photo: David Peters
The North Carolina rapper has confirmed shows in over 50 cities across the globe for The Fall-Off Tour, supporting his seventh studio album, 'The Fall Off', released earlier this month.
He'll launch his first solo headline outing in five years with a North American leg in the summer, stopping in cities including Miami, Tampa, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Montreal, Toronto, Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Vancouver, Oakland, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Houston and Dallas.
The European leg is scheduled for autumn and includes stops at the O2 Arena in London, Dublin's 3Arena, Birmingham's Utilita Arena, Glasgow's OVO Hydro, Manchester's Co-op Live and Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena from October 19 to November 2.
Further shows will take place in Australia and New Zealand between November 25 and December 6, with the tour currently set to wrap up in Johannesburg, South Africa on December 12.
Support acts for the dates are yet to be announced. Tickets for the UK, European and South Africa dates go on general sale at 9am local time on Friday (February 20), with the North American, Australian and New Zealand shows on sale at 11am local time the same day - Compare and buy tickets here.
Jack Whitehall
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The comedian and actor, who will return as host of the BRIT Awards in Manchester later this month, has scheduled 20 UK shows for his 2027 Bad Influence Tour, running from January 7 in Newcastle to February 7 in Derby. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday (February 20) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The comic, who welcomed his first child with girlfriend Roxy Horner in 2023, announced the news with an amusing Instagram video.
The announcement follows several sold-out arena tours, including his most recent, Settle Down and Stood Up, both of which were released as Netflix specials. Last year, he also hit the road with The Whitehalls Live, which featured a show at New York City's famous Carnegie Hall.
The Kid Laroi
Photo: Trent Munson
The Grammy-nominated Australian rapper and singer-songwriter will take his A Perfect World Tour across North America between April 27 and June 11.
The European leg follows in the autumn, kicking off with three UK shows in Birmingham, Manchester and London on October 27, 29 and November 1, respectively, before heading to Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, Zurich, Milan, Berlin, Copenhagen and Prague, where the run wraps up on November 17.
Tommy Richman will support in the US and Canada, with European support to be revealed later. Tickets for all dates go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday (February 20) - Compare and buy tickets here.
The tour shares its name with a track on Laroi's new album, 'Before I Forget', released in early January via Columbia Records, which earned four out of five stars from us. Read the full review here.
Also Announced This Week:
- Katherine Jenkins has announced the 25 Year Anniversary Tour.
- Shinedown have announced their new album and accompanying tour dates spanning North America, Europe, the UK and Ireland.
- Harry Styles will curate this year's Meltdown Festival.
- The first RnB Summer Ball will take over the O2 Arena in London later this year.
- Faithless have announced a summer outdoor show as part of the Siren Bristol series.
- WWE Live will return to London's O2 Arena this summer.
- Jack Savoretti has added extra dates to the UK and Ireland leg of his We Will Always Be The Way We Were Tour.
- Former Yes frontman Jon Anderson has announced UK tour dates for later this year.
- Tony Visconti and Woody Woodmansey have added three new shows to their UK tour celebrating the music and life of David Bowie.
- The Amy Winehouse Band, the late singer's original backing group, have announced a UK tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of her iconic album 'Back To Black'.
- Due to demand, Madness have announced a second Madrophenia show on Brighton's seafront for the summer.
- The Stylistics have announced a UK and Ireland tour for the autumn.
- Grace Jones is set to headline London concert series Palace Bowl Presents.
- Steven Wilson has announced two shows in London for the autumn.
- Levellers will tour the UK and Europe in the autumn.
- Gary Numan will headline the inaugural Palace Bowl Presents concert series in South London this summer.
- More acts have been added to the Deftones-led line-up for Outbreak Fest London this summer.
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