Hilary Duff Santiago 2027: Chile Debut at Santander Arena on 20 August
CHILE · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Hilary Duff, The Lucky Me Tour, her first concert in Chile
- —When Friday, 20 August 2027, 9 p.m. Santiago time; door time not yet announced
- —Where Santander Arena (formerly Movistar Arena), Avenida Beauchef 1204, Parque O’Higgins, Santiago
- —Tickets 52,988 to 164,850 pesos (about US$54 to US$169) with fees on Puntoticket; general sale from 2 October 2026, 11:01 a.m.
- —Good to know Under-16s must come with a responsible adult; children aged 2 and over need their own ticket
The Hilary Duff Santiago show on 20 August 2027 is her first concert in Chile.
Hilary Duff, the American singer and actress, will play her first concert in Chile on Friday, 20 August 2027. The venue is Santander Arena in Santiago, and the show starts at 9 p.m. Santiago time. It is part of her Lucky Me Tour. Tickets cost 52,988 to 164,850 Chilean pesos (about US$54 to US$169), service fee included, on Puntoticket.
A First Visit After a Long Career
Many readers know Hilary Duff from television first. She became famous in the early 2000s as the star of the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire.
A pop career followed, with albums and world tours. Those tours reached Mexico and Brazil, but they never came to Chile.
Chilean media, including Radio Cooperativa and TVN, the public broadcaster, describe the Santiago date as her debut in the country.
After her 2008 tour she stepped back from music and focused on acting, including the long-running series Younger. Until this tour, she had never performed in Chile.
The Album Behind the Tour
The Lucky Me Tour supports her album luck… or something, released on 20 February 2026. It is her first album in eleven years.
The first part of the tour ran in 2026. At her concert in the O2 Arena in London, confetti fell with a printed message: “2027 More Dates Loading”.
On 23 September 2026 she announced 32 new dates across Europe, Latin America and the United States. The new leg opens in Madrid on 7 May 2027.
Chile’s promoter for the show is DG Medios, a Santiago concert company. LOS40, a pop radio station, is the official media partner.
Santiago Closes the South American Leg
Four Latin American cities are on the schedule. San Juan in Puerto Rico comes first on 10 August 2027.
São Paulo follows on 13 August and Buenos Aires on 17 August. Santiago is the last of the four, on Friday, 20 August.
After Chile, the tour moves on to the United States. Santiago is her only Chilean date.
Fans in Argentina and Chile therefore have two options three days apart.
Santander Arena, the Former Movistar Arena
Santander Arena is a large indoor arena inside Parque O’Higgins, a big public park just south of central Santiago.
Until September 2026 it was called Movistar Arena, after a naming deal with the phone company. Banco Santander, a bank, now holds the naming rights.
The new name was presented on 5 September 2026. Some maps and apps may still show the old Movistar Arena name.
The building has a long history. Work began in the 1950s, but the structure stood unfinished for decades. It finally opened as Arena Santiago on 15 April 2006.
Today it holds up to 15,500 people for concerts. A white dome covers the hall, and the same building hosts sport, family shows and pop tours.
Ticket Prices by Sector
Puntoticket lists every price with the service fee already included. The floor in front of the stage is split into four sectors.
Diamante, closest to the stage, costs 164,850 pesos (about US$169). Platinum costs 141,300 pesos (about US$145), Golden 105,975 pesos (about US$109) and Silver 88,313 pesos (about US$91).
The side and lower stands are called platea. Platea Zafiro costs 111,863 pesos (about US$115), Platea Royal 100,088 pesos (about US$103) and Platea Baja 94,200 pesos (about US$97).
Higher up, Platea Alta Norte and Platea Alta Sur cost 76,538 pesos (about US$79). Platea Alta Oriente costs 64,763 pesos (about US$67).
Tribuna, the outer ring at the back of the hall, is the cheapest sector at 52,988 pesos (about US$54).
A sector for people with reduced mobility costs 88,313 pesos (about US$91) and has limited space. VIP packages are sold separately.
How and When to Buy
Puntoticket is the only official ticket seller, according to the venue. Santander Arena does not take responsibility for tickets bought on other websites.
A presale for Banco Santander customers opened on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, at 11 a.m. It gives 20% off the ticket price, but not off the service fee.
That presale runs until 11 a.m. on 2 October, or until its 3,170 discounted tickets are gone. Buyers must pay with a Santander card.
With the discount, prices run from 43,988 to 136,850 pesos (about US$45 to US$141). The limit is four tickets per purchase.
A Spotify presale with a secret code runs from noon on 1 October to 9 a.m. on 2 October, with 1,059 tickets. An earlier fan presale is already marked sold out.
General sale opens on Friday, 2 October 2026, at 11:01 a.m. Santiago time. Each purchase is limited to six tickets.
Getting There and Getting Home
The nearest metro stop is Parque O’Higgins station on Line 2. Walkers enter the arena from the park side or from Calle Tupper, a street on its edge.
Santiago’s metro runs until 11 p.m. on weekdays. A Friday show that starts at 9 p.m. can end close to that time.
The metro also warns that some line changes close shortly before the end of service. Many fans therefore book a taxi or ride-hailing car home.
Parking at the arena is limited. Spaces must be bought in advance on Puntoticket, and cars enter from Avenida Viel or Avenida Tupper.
Crowds are large on concert nights. Keep your phone and wallet in a front pocket, and agree on a meeting point with friends before you go in.
August is winter in Santiago. Night temperatures average about 4°C (39°F), so a warm coat helps on the way out.
What to Expect at the Door
Every visitor passes a security check with metal detectors. Bottles, food and drinks, sharp objects, umbrellas and professional cameras are not allowed.
Banners on sticks are banned too. Bars inside the arena sell food, drinks and snacks, and free Wi-Fi covers parts of the building.
Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside. The organiser has not announced a door time or an opening act; the venue publishes door times on its Instagram account.
For a city that hosts world tours every month, this date has a simple meaning. A generation that grew up with her on television can finally see her live at home.
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FAQ
When and where does Hilary Duff play in Santiago?
She plays on Friday, 20 August 2027, at Santander Arena, the former Movistar Arena, in Parque O’Higgins. The show starts at 9 p.m. Santiago time; the door time has not been announced.
How much do Hilary Duff Santiago tickets cost?
Prices run from 52,988 pesos in Tribuna to 164,850 pesos in Diamante (about US$54 to US$169), service fee included. Santander card holders get 20% off the ticket price during their presale.
Can children attend the concert?
Yes. Children aged 2 and over need their own ticket. Anyone under 16 must come with a responsible adult.
Will Hilary Duff play other cities in Chile?
No. Santiago is her only Chilean date on the tour. Her nearest other show is in Buenos Aires on 17 August 2027.
Sources: Puntoticket · Santander Arena · BioBioChile · TVN · Emol · Metro de Santiago
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