Sienna Spiro won’t be spending much time in her house this year and next.
The rapidly-rising British pop star just announced her 2027 My House Tour (Extended) that will send her to music halls, amphitheaters and ballrooms all over North America next August and September.
All shows come on the heels of the 21-year-old’s ongoing, international My House Tour — in support of her recently-released debut album “Visitor” — which runs from October ’26 through June ’27.
Both treks include multiple New York City stops, making four in total (not including her Oct. 20 Hammerstein Ballroom gig). They’re scheduled to take place:
Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn, NY
Wednesday, Oct. 21
Madison Square Garden Jingle Ball show
New York, NY
Friday, Dec. 11
Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY
Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2027
Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY
Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2027
“I know I’m not even halfway through the first tour, but it’s just toooo good. So I’m coming back,” Spiro shared on Instagram.
“Can’t wait to see even more of you.”
At past My House concerts, the 2026 MTV Video Music Award Best New Artist winner has played 12 songs per show, according to Set List FM.
Notable tracks to make the cut include “You Stole the Show,” “The Visitor,” “Great Expectation,” “Pure” and, of course, her smash “Die on This Hill.”
“[Her] greatest asset is her remarkable voice. At times, her vocal range and power recall Adele, although Spiro possesses a distinctive sound of her own,” Parklife DC wrote in a review of a recent concert.
“Yet Spiro is far more than an exceptional vocalist. She captivated the audience with her graceful stage presence, humility, and ability to guide the performance from beginning to end. Between songs, she spoke to the crowd with warmth and sincerity, creating a personal connection that made the large theater feel intimate.”
Now, that sounds like something worth leaving the house for.
Tickets for the newly-announced 2027 concerts officially go on sale to the general public on Friday, Oct. 23 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like Vivid Seats.
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Where is Sienna Spiro going on tour in 2026-27?
A complete calendar including all North American (and some overseas) tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Who else is performing at Sienna Spiro’s Jingle Ball concerts?
Quite a few biggies.
When she takes the stage at Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome on Friday, Dec. 4, Spiro will be joined by Olivia Rodrigo, Hilary Duff, RAYE, OneRepublic, The Beaches, Freya Skye, Bella Kay, and Stella Lefty.
One week later, SOMBR, Alex Warren, Hilary Duff, Charlie Puth, Teddy Swims, TOMORROW X TOGETHER & YEONJUN, Stella Lefty, Freya Skye, Bella Kay, and The Beaches will share the spotlight with her at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on Friday, Dec. 11.
What songs does Sienna Spiro perform live?
Just a dozen as of now.
Set List FM reports these are the 12 she rocked at Boston’s Citizens House of Blues on Oct. 18.
01.) “This Is My House”
02.) “Time, You & Me”
03.) “Material Lover”
04.) “The Visitor”
05.) “MAYBE”
06.) “You Stole The Show”
07.) “He’s Not My Baby, I’m His”
08.) “We’re Not in Love”
09.) “Mono No Aware”
10.) “Pure”
11.) “Die On This Hill”
12.) “Great Expectation”
Sienna Spiro new music
On July 2, Sienna Spiro released her debut album “Visitor.”
She makes a statement right out the gate with the throwback bop “This Is My House” that serves as a showcase for her velvety pipes and lush arrangement that accompanies her voice. This truly is her house.
Other standouts on the ten-track record include the vulnerable, crackling “We’re Not In Love,” (which starts small before reaching a dizzying state of grandeur), the bouncy yet melancholy “Great Expectation,” groovy rump-shaker “He’s Not My Baby, I’m His,” slinky, galvanizing “Bond” song-esque “Time, You & Me” and jazzy, unassuming “You Stole The Show.”
Of course, we’d be absolutely remiss if we didn’t spill ink on Spiro’s show-stopping breakout “Die On This Hill.” Her voice gets a real workout here as she hits notes higher than the Empire State Building all while maintaining her composure. It’s a stunning song and a star-making moment for the Gen Z icon.
To hear for yourself, you can find “Visitor” here.
[Editor’s Note: Please give some love to the final track “Mono No Aware,” too. It’s a perfect closer that has the feel of a great house party coming to an end.]
Huge artists on tour in 2026-27
Heart-wrenching pop is so in right now.
In the off-chance you don’t believe us, check out this list of vocally-gifted singer-songwriters headlining at venues all over North America this year and next (and thank us later).
Plus, Harry Styles has a huge international tour in the books after he wraps his MSG residency. Don’t miss out (especially on Harryween).
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