The publication of Duff’s first single in almost ten years corresponds with her comeback to live appearances. For the first time in over 17 years, Hilary Duff is taking the stage again. On November 10, the 38-year-old singer and actress said that her Small Rooms, Big Nerves mini tour will include a series of small-scale live performances in early 2026. “Just one? “Please,” Duff posted on Instagram. “This gal is going on tour for some really spectacular performances. Dust off your dance shoes, London, Toronto, Brooklyn, LA. I’m on my way to you. I’m very prepared, yet I’m a little anxious.
Duff will play live for the first time since her 2007 Dignity tour on January 19 at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Additionally, stops are planned in Los Angeles, New York City, and Toronto. In a statement, Duff declared, “It’s happening.” “I can’t wait to take the stage once more. I’m excited to share some new songs with you, and we can all yell along to some of our old favorites. I’ve been missing you for a minute now. Let’s create some memes. On November 6, Duff’s first single in almost ten years, Mature, was released, coinciding with her comeback to the stage. In addition to being co-written and produced with her husband, Matthew Koma, this is her first new song since 2015.
A brand-new music video was released with the tune.
