Hilary Duff is Overwhelmed by Fans' Love as Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour Sells Out - Singer Announces More Live Shows
In a surprise move, singer Hilary Duff has announced an intimate series of shows that will mark her first live performances in over a decade. The Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour kicked off on January 19 in London and has since sold out all remaining dates.
Duff expressed her gratitude to fans through an Instagram video, stating that she was "completely overwhelmed by the amount of emails that have been entered" regarding ticket sales. She described the past week as "the greatest week" and thanked her fans for their love and support.
The singer also acknowledged that while all tickets for the initial shows have been sold out, there will be more opportunities for live performances in the future. Duff urged patience from her fans and expressed excitement to see them at upcoming shows.
Duff's music career began on Disney Channel's series Lizzie McGuire in 2001, which ran until 2004. Her second studio album, Metamorphosis, produced hits like "So Yesterday" and "Come Clean." After a decade-long hiatus, Duff released her comeback single "Mature" last week and announced the Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour.
With this tour, Duff aims to reconnect with her fans and share new music, including some old favorites. The singer's anticipation is palpable as she prepares to get back on stage, having missed performing live for an extended period.
As the demand for tickets continues to soar, fans are eagerly anticipating what's to come from Duff. With more live opportunities in the works, it seems that this isn't the last we've seen of Small Rooms, Big Nerves.
In a surprise move, singer Hilary Duff has announced an intimate series of shows that will mark her first live performances in over a decade. The Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour kicked off on January 19 in London and has since sold out all remaining dates.
Duff expressed her gratitude to fans through an Instagram video, stating that she was "completely overwhelmed by the amount of emails that have been entered" regarding ticket sales. She described the past week as "the greatest week" and thanked her fans for their love and support.
The singer also acknowledged that while all tickets for the initial shows have been sold out, there will be more opportunities for live performances in the future. Duff urged patience from her fans and expressed excitement to see them at upcoming shows.
Duff's music career began on Disney Channel's series Lizzie McGuire in 2001, which ran until 2004. Her second studio album, Metamorphosis, produced hits like "So Yesterday" and "Come Clean." After a decade-long hiatus, Duff released her comeback single "Mature" last week and announced the Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour.
With this tour, Duff aims to reconnect with her fans and share new music, including some old favorites. The singer's anticipation is palpable as she prepares to get back on stage, having missed performing live for an extended period.
As the demand for tickets continues to soar, fans are eagerly anticipating what's to come from Duff. With more live opportunities in the works, it seems that this isn't the last we've seen of Small Rooms, Big Nerves.
she's literally back and better than ever! I'm low-key (or high-key depending on how you look at it) freaking out over these shows 
can't wait to see her live again 
and I know all my friends are too 
the energy in those rooms is gonna be ELECTRIC 
i'm so hyped for her comeback tour!! i know its been a while since she's performed live and im sure her fans are just as excited to see her back on stage 
can't wait to hear some of her old hits like "so yesterday" and "come clean" again 
. It's not every day you see an artist being so humble about their success 
. Now, let's keep our fingers crossed that these shows will be just as amazing as everyone is hoping for! 
... 13 years is a looong time to be away from performing and I feel bad for her having to deal with all that nervous energy in them small rooms 
I mean, I'm happy for her and all, but can't she just stick to releasing new music or something? This live thing always feels so... intense? And what about the fans who aren't lucky enough to score tickets? That's kinda crappy.
I'm totally stoked about Hilary Duff's comeback tour - it's been ages since she's performed live and her fans must be over the moon! 
The fact that she's doing small rooms shows, which are super intimate, is just brilliant. It's like she wants to connect with her fans on a more personal level, you know? 
It's amazing how much love she's got from her fans – it's clear they're still totally obsessed with her music 
. I'm sure it's gonna be a wild ride seein' her back on stage, gettin' all up in those small rooms 
!
. What's even crazier is that her fans are still super excited about it... maybe she was just playing them up 
I'm not surprised her shows sold out so fast 
anyway can't wait to see her live energy 
and let's be real, who wouldn't wanna see Hilary Duff perform live again? 
. I think it's awesome that she's being patient and not overcommitting herself, especially after taking some time off 
The fact that there will be more opportunities for live performances in the future is super exciting - I'm sure fans are already planning their outfits and singing along to her old hits