Sienna Spiro extends My House Tour, adds two NYC shows. Get tickets now

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 ParamountBrooklyn, NYWednesday, Oct.21Madison Square Garden Jingle Ball showNew York, NYFriday, Dec.

11Radio City Music HallNew York, NYTuesday, Aug.17, 2027Radio City Music HallNew York, NYWednesday, 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 officiall...

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