Hilary Duff Brings Euphoric Energy Backstage from Sold-Out Show
US singer-songwriter Hilary Duff's first live performance in 18 years was a resounding success, with fans from around the world – including Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and Europe – turning out in force to see her take the stage. The former teen icon, who rose to fame with Disney Channel's Lizzie McGuire, proved that she still has it, delivering a high-energy show that left the crowd screaming for more.
While Duff may not have been a household name outside of the 00s pop scene, there was no doubt about her passion and dedication to her craft. From the opening notes of her setlist, which featured a mix of old favorites and new material from her upcoming album Luck… Or Something, it was clear that this wasn't just a nostalgic throwback – but a celebration of music itself.
The 17-song setlist was expertly curated, with Duff seamlessly transitioning between bouncy pop-rockers like Why Not and more introspective ballads like Someone's Watching Over Me. Her voice, which has matured beautifully over the years, delivered a rich texture to her performances, adding depth to songs like Fly and Come Clean.
One of the highlights of the show was when Duff brought three fans on stage to recreate a low-energy dance routine from her 2007 single With Love – a nod to TikTok that had gone viral in 2021. It was a funny and lighthearted moment that showcased Duff's willingness to poke fun at herself and have fun with the crowd.
The show came to a close with a two-song encore that left the audience breathless. The energetic sing-along to Mature, followed by a joyful rendition of Lizzie McGuire's What Dreams Are Made Of, complete with pink butterfly confetti, was an emotional conclusion that proved Duff could easily make music her focus.
For fans who have been waiting years for this moment, it was validation that their dedication had paid off. As the crowd swarmed backstage to meet Duff and get a glimpse of the magic that happened on stage, it was clear that she had done something special – proving that even after 18 years away from the spotlight, Hilary Duff still has a song to sing.
US singer-songwriter Hilary Duff's first live performance in 18 years was a resounding success, with fans from around the world – including Brazil, Saudi Arabia, and Europe – turning out in force to see her take the stage. The former teen icon, who rose to fame with Disney Channel's Lizzie McGuire, proved that she still has it, delivering a high-energy show that left the crowd screaming for more.
While Duff may not have been a household name outside of the 00s pop scene, there was no doubt about her passion and dedication to her craft. From the opening notes of her setlist, which featured a mix of old favorites and new material from her upcoming album Luck… Or Something, it was clear that this wasn't just a nostalgic throwback – but a celebration of music itself.
The 17-song setlist was expertly curated, with Duff seamlessly transitioning between bouncy pop-rockers like Why Not and more introspective ballads like Someone's Watching Over Me. Her voice, which has matured beautifully over the years, delivered a rich texture to her performances, adding depth to songs like Fly and Come Clean.
One of the highlights of the show was when Duff brought three fans on stage to recreate a low-energy dance routine from her 2007 single With Love – a nod to TikTok that had gone viral in 2021. It was a funny and lighthearted moment that showcased Duff's willingness to poke fun at herself and have fun with the crowd.
The show came to a close with a two-song encore that left the audience breathless. The energetic sing-along to Mature, followed by a joyful rendition of Lizzie McGuire's What Dreams Are Made Of, complete with pink butterfly confetti, was an emotional conclusion that proved Duff could easily make music her focus.
For fans who have been waiting years for this moment, it was validation that their dedication had paid off. As the crowd swarmed backstage to meet Duff and get a glimpse of the magic that happened on stage, it was clear that she had done something special – proving that even after 18 years away from the spotlight, Hilary Duff still has a song to sing.