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music · Sunday 6 September 2026 · 7:00pm 
Hilary Duff
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
Hilary Duff brings her lucky me world tour to Dublin’s 3Arena on Sunday 6 September 2026, with La Roux opening the night. The show marks the only Irish date on a tour that spans seven countries, making it a one-chance evening for fans in Ireland. Duff built her following across two decades - first as a pop and acting phenomenon in the early 2000s, then as a recording artist who has kept releasing and touring into the 2020s. Her sixth studio album luck… or something (released February 2026) gives the night a fresh setlist alongside the songs her audience already know by heart. It suits anyone who grew up with her music, as well as pop fans looking for a well-produced, high-energy arena show.
La Roux takes the stage first, so arriving by 6:30pm gives you the full evening. Duff’s live shows are known for polished production - expect a set that moves between the new album and catalogue highlights, with strong lighting and a professional stage setup suited to a 14,500-capacity arena. 3Arena is an indoor amphitheatre, so the sound and sightlines are reliable from most spots in the building. Tickets are not free: pricing ran from around €57.90 upward at time of sale. Check the 3Arena website or Ticketmaster for any remaining availability, as the show was reported sold out following announcement.
3Arena sits on the North Wall Quay in Dublin’s Docklands, on the east side of the city centre at The Point Village. The Luas Red Line stops directly at The Point, one stop past Connolly Station, which also connects DART services. Dublin Bus route 151 runs to the venue. For anyone driving from outside Dublin, the M1, M50 and port tunnel routes all feed into the docklands, but parking at the venue itself is limited - nearby Point Village car parks fill quickly on concert nights, so public transport is the cleaner option. From Dublin Airport the 747 Airlink bus reaches the city centre in under an hour.
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