hilary duff tickets: How to Score Presale Access and Dates for the 2026 Tour
Hilary Duff is back on the road and fans are already lining up for tickets. Her new album drops Friday, Feb. 20 (ET) and a summer 2026 tour will follow, opening in West Palm Beach, Florida and extending into international dates through 2027. Here’s what fans need to know about presales, general on-sales and practical tips to secure seats.
Key dates and presale schedule (all times ET unless noted)
Presales begin Tuesday, Feb. 17. The morning rollout includes timed waves, so not all inventory will be released at once. Early releases start at 8: 00 a. m. ET and continue in hourly waves through 1: 00 p. m. ET for some dates. Separate partner presales also take place on Feb. 17, with their windows opening at 10: 00 a. m. local time for participating programs. General on-sale follows later in the week; check your preferred seller for the exact local on-sale time for your city.
The U. S. leg is scheduled to kick off on June 22 at the amphitheater in West Palm Beach, FL, with additional U. S. stops including New York, Philadelphia, Austin and Nashville before wrapping the domestic run in Michigan. The international leg stretches into 2027. Special guests on the run include Jade LeMac and La Roux.
Ticket availability, pricing and how inventory will drop
Expect a tiered release. Promoters are using a mix of artist, partner and general presales that hand out access in stages. That means some full-price and limited premium allotments may appear in early windows, while larger sections of the bowl open up during later waves and on the general sale. Not all seats will show up at once during the morning of presales.
Prices vary by city and seat location; early listings seen ahead of on-sales range from low double-digits into the high hundreds for prime seats. Expect service fees to add to the face value. If you’re budgeting, target the presale window that best matches your flexibility: early presales sometimes include value seats, while closer-in tickets and premium locations can become available as the sale progresses.
Practical tips to improve your chances
- Register ahead: Sign up for the artist mailing list and any official presale lists you can find. These often distribute codes or special links that grant early access.
- Have accounts ready: Create and confirm an account with your preferred ticket seller in advance, including saved payment and delivery details, so checkout is fast.
- Know the windows: Be ready at 7: 45 a. m. ET on presale day. If tickets are releasing in waves, set timers for each hourly drop between 8: 00 a. m. and 1: 00 p. m. ET and for the partner presale at 10: 00 a. m. local time where applicable.
- Use multiple devices: Log in on a desktop and a mobile device to increase chances, but avoid opening duplicate purchase attempts from the same account simultaneously; that can trigger purchase blocks.
- Consider alternatives: If presales don’t pan out, check the venue box office on the day of the general sale and monitor verified resale inventory later; prices and availability can fluctuate as the tour date approaches.
- Be cautious of scams: Buy only from verified sellers or the venue box office and confirm delivery methods and refund policies before purchase.
This is Hilary Duff’s first major tour in nearly two decades, timed around the release of her new album. With multiple presale windows and an international itinerary stretching into 2027, fans who prepare in advance and follow the timed-release pattern will have the best shot at landing seats. Keep your calendars set for Feb. 17 presales starting at 8: 00 a. m. ET and the album release on Feb. 20 (ET), and expect more city-by-city specifics to appear as on-sale dates approach.
