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Hilary Duff Toronto concert: Setlist, RBC Amphitheatre bag policy and everything to know for The Lucky Me Tour

Hilary Duff is bringing The Lucky Me Tour to RBC Amphitheatre for two Toronto shows, and here’s everything fans need to know before they go.

Female singer performing passionately on stage with pink lighting and smoke effects at a concert in Toronto.
Hilary Duff is bringing The Lucky Me Tour to Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre for two highly anticipated shows. (Courtesy: IG/hilaryduff)

What to know

  • Hilary Duff is performing two shows at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre as part of The Lucky Me Tour.
  • La Roux and Jade LeMac will open, with Duff expected on stage around 9 p.m.
  • Fans should plan their transportation and review the venue’s bag policy before arriving.
  • The outdoor shows are rain or shine, with a thunderstorm risk in the forecast.

The time has finally come, Toronto! Hilary Duff is making her highly anticipated return to the city for the first of two shows at RBC Amphitheatre.

Duff is bringing her The Lucky Me Tour to the outdoor venue Wednesday night before completing her Toronto run with a second show Thursday night.

It marks the second time Duff has brought a tour to the city this year, following her Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour stop at HISTORY in January.

And for fans lucky enough to see the icon in person for a second time this year, there are a few things you need to know before heading to the show.

Set times

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Duff will be joined by opening acts La Roux and Jade LeMac, making for an energetic lineup.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the openers expected to take the stage around 7 p.m. Duff is scheduled to perform at approximately 9 p.m., with the show expected to wrap by 11 p.m.

Transportation

Taking GO Transit to the venue is easy for GO commuters, with Exhibition GO Station being the closest station to the venue.

TTC Riders can take the 509 Harbourfront streetcar from Union Station to Exhibition Loop. From there, walk south through the Exhibition grounds and along the pedestrian walkway to the venue.

There is no public parking available at Ontario Place on event nights, other than parking for guests with accessible needs.

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A designated pick-up/drop-off, rideshare and taxi area is located a short walk east of the main gates.

Bag policy

For everyone’s safety, fans are asked to bring only small clutches, belt bags, fanny packs or clear bags to allow for efficient security screening.

The maximum allowable bag size is 12” x 6” x 12” (30 cm x 15 cm x 30 cm), including purses.

Bags larger than 6” x 9” (15 cm x 23 cm) but within the maximum size must be single-compartment and clear on all sides.

Rain or shine

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A thunderstorm risk is in the forecast for Toronto, according to Environment Canada. The venue operates rain or shine, and small, collapsible umbrellas are permitted inside.

So, it may be worth checking the forecast before you head out and dressing accordingly.

Setlist

Based on the tour’s previous shows, here’s the expected setlist:

“What Dreams Are Made Of”

“Wake Up”

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“So Yesterday”

“Roommates”

“Weather for Tennis”

“Play With Fire”

“Breathe In. Breathe Out.”

“Sparks”

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“Future Tripping”

“With Love”

“Beat of My Heart”

“You, from the Honeymoon”

“Anywhere but Here”

“Growing Up”

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“Fly”

“Holiday Party”

“We Don’t Talk”

“Why Not”

“Adult Size Medium”

“Come Clean”

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“Mature”

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