What to know
- Hilary Duff is performing two shows at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre this week on Aug. 12 and 13 as part of her Lucky Me Tour.
- The Aug. 12 show is sold out, with resale tickets currently ranging from $467 to $716.
- Limited standard tickets remain for the Aug. 13 show, with 200-level seats listed at $391.20.
- The Toronto dates come just months after Duff performed at HISTORY in January during her Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour.
Hilary Duff’s Toronto shows are nearly sold out, with fans now facing resale prices of more than $400 if they want to see the pop star this week.
Duff is bringing her Lucky Me Tour to RBC Amphitheatre for two nights on Wednesday, Aug. 12 and Thursday, Aug. 13, but tickets for both shows are now extremely limited.
The Aug. 12 show is completely sold out of standard tickets, leaving fans with resale as their only option. Resale tickets currently start at $467, going as high as $716.
There is still one option for fans hoping to see Duff without paying resale prices.
The Aug. 13 show has a limited number of standard tickets remaining, but they’re currently only available in the 200 sections. Those tickets are listed at $391.20.
While Thursday’s show is technically not sold out, the limited availability and price tag mean fans looking to see Duff at RBC Amphitheatre will have to act quickly, or be prepared to find tickets on the resale market.
The Toronto shows mark Duff’s return to the city just months after she performed at HISTORY in January as part of her Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour.
That January show was a much more intimate Toronto stop compared to this week’s two-night run at RBC Amphitheatre, giving fans another chance to see the pop star perform in the city just seven months later.
Duff’s Toronto dates also come during a particularly busy week for outdoor concerts in Toronto. In addition to Duff, RBC Ampitheatre will also host Canadian rock band Alexisonfire on Friday and Saturday, while Kehlani will take over the venue on Sunday. Meanwhile at Rogers Stadium, Usher and Chris Brown hit the stage as part of their R&B Tour on Tuesday and Wednesday.
If you’re hoping to catch the Lucky Me Tour in Toronto, Thursday’s remaining standard tickets are currently the best bet for avoiding the even higher resale prices.
