Hilary Duff Performs For 1st Time In Over A Decade

Hilary Duff performed her first headline concert in over 10 years, returning to the live stage at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. The sold-out performance launched Duff’s Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour.

Duff’s setlist included “Mature” and “Roommates,” the pair of singles from her forthcoming album, luck… or something. Those appeared alongside other newcomers, “Future Trippin’,” “We Don’t Talk” and “Weather for Tennis.”

The fresh selections were bolstered by songs from across her catalog, with Duff offering takes on “Wake Up,” “So Yesterday,” “Metamorphosis,” “Fly,” “Beat of My Heart” and “Come Clean,” among others.

The encore consisted of the aforementioned “Mature,” followed by Duff’s first public performance of “What Dreams Are Made Of” from the 2003 soundtrack to The Lizzie McGuire Movie.

“When we started rehearsing for the tour, this felt so far away and now it’s real and way beyond my imagination,” Duff said. “Thank you, guys, for showing up for me. I keep saying that over and over again, but I mean it. It’s so amazing to get to play old songs and connect on that level and see you all again and then share songs from luck… or something. It really means a lot to be able to play these new songs in this setting. I hope you’re loving the new and the old.”

The Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour continues with stops in Toronto on January 24, Brooklyn on January 27 and Los Angeles on January 29. Duff’s first album since 2015, luck… or something, will be released February 20 through Atlantic Records.

View video highlights of Hilary Duff’s first live concert in over 10 years below: