Luck… or Something<\/a><\/em>. And the setlist spanned 23 years of music.<\/p>\nKicking off her Small Rooms, Big Nerves<\/em> tour in London last night, Duff treated her guests to a mix of old and new tracks, pairing Y2K nostalgia with a feel for what\u2019s to come.<\/p>\nShe opened with a slew of fan favorites, from 2000s classics \u201cWake Up\u201d and \u201cSo Yesterday\u201d to her most-recent single, \u201cRoommates,\u201d capturing the audience immediately, before seamlessly moving through her discography.<\/p>\n\n\nOther standout moments included her emotional performance of \u201cSomeone\u2019s Watching Over Me,\u201d a ballad off of her self-titled third studio album, and her first live rendition of \u201cMy Kind\u201d from 2015\u2019s Breathe In. Breathe Out<\/em>.<\/p>\n\nAt moments, she left the nostalgia behind, debuting three tracks off of her upcoming album\u2014\u201cWeather for Tennis,\u201d \u201cFuture Trippin\u2019,\u201d and \u201cWe Don\u2019t Talk\u201d\u2014to a crowd eager to soak up every word.<\/p>\n\nDuff\u2019s final lineup of songs, however, was perhaps the most exciting for her fans\u2014for after performing her 2003 hit \u201cWhy Not,\u201d she transitioned into the beloved \u201cCome Clean\u201d and then to her November release, \u201cMature,\u201d which served as the lead single for her upcoming album.<\/p>\n
And of course, she wrapped things up with a glistening performance of \u201cWhat Dreams Are Made Of,\u201d wearing a Miss Claire Sullivan<\/a> bodysuit fit with floral embellishments and a dramatic cape\u2014embracing her Lizzie McGuire<\/a> days in all their glory. <\/p>\nAfter opening the tour in London, Duff will head to Toronto, New York City, and Los Angeles, before settling in for a six-night residency in Las Vegas.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n