Hilary Duff brought a huge dose of nostalgia and plenty of new energy to Toronto for the first night of her 2026 show at RBC Amphitheatre. The set was a smart mix of longtime fan favorites, newer material, and songs that have become permanent fixtures of Duff's pop legacy.
Opening with “Wake Up,” complete with an extended intro and elements of “Mature,” immediately established the show's celebratory tone. “So Yesterday” and “Roommates” kept things moving before Duff settled into newer material such as “Weather for Tennis,” “Breathe In. Breathe Out.,” and “Future Tripping.”
The middle of the show offered some of the night's most interesting moments. “With Love” incorporated excerpts of “The Getaway,” while “Fly” received an extended introduction. Later, the crowd got a run of fan favorites including “Why Not,” “The Math,” “Come Clean,” and “Mature.”
Naturally, the biggest singalong arrived with “Come Clean,” but the closing stretch saved one of Duff's most beloved songs for last. “What Dreams Are Made Of” provided the perfect finale, bringing the Toronto crowd back to the early-2000s era that helped make Duff a pop-culture favorite in the first place.
Setlist:
Wake Up — with extended intro and elements of “Mature”
So Yesterday
Roommates
Weather for Tennis
Play With Fire
Sparks — shortened
Future Tripping
With Love — with excerpts of “The Getaway”
Beat of My Heart
You, from the Honeymoon
Anywhere but Here
Growing Up
Fly — extended intro
Holiday Party
We Don't Talk
Why Not
Adult Size Medium
The Math
Come Clean
Mature
What Dreams Are Made Of