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Sienna Spiro to Kick Off 2026 “My House” Tour: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets

Sienna Spiro to Kick Off 2026 “My House” Tour: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets

The singer's 20-date trek across the US and Canada serves as her biggest North American tour yet. Sienna Spiro to Kick Off 2026 “My House” Tour: How to Get Last-Minute Tickets Paolo Ragusa

Sienna Spiro is about to take her debut album on the road: her “My House” tour kicks off Tuesday, October 13th at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, with stops following in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Seattle, Vancouver, and several more before the North American leg wraps in Los Angeles on November 12th.

Shows for the “My House” tour sold-out soon quickly. “We just sold 130,000 tickets,” Spiro wrote on Instagram after the presale . There are still seats out there, though, with resale get-in prices currently running from $161 in Vancouver to $419 in Atlanta. Below, we break down where to look and what each date costs.

The “My House” tour sold out via Ticketmaster upon their initial on-sale in June.

Vivid Seats Vivid Seats is one of the most reliable options for sold-out dates. New customers can save $20 off an order of $200 or more with promo code COS20 at checkout, and members of the Vivid Seats Rewards program get a free ticket for every 10 they purchase. Because tickets are non-transferable in most markets, listings can vary by date, so check the delivery details at checkout before you buy.

According to secondary market data from ticketdata.com , get-in prices for the North American leg currently range from $161 to $419 depending on the city and date. Vancouver is the best bargain on the run: the November 4th show is the cheapest at $161, with the November 5th show right behind at $168, followed by Salt Lake City ($185) and Toronto ($202). On the other end, Atlanta is the priciest stop at $419, with the second Los Angeles show at the Orpheum Theatre ($388), Washington, D.C. ($380), and the Wiltern ($378) close behind. Nine of the 20 dates are currently under $300, and the Nashville opener is running $327.

Here’s a full breakdown of current get-in prices by date. Get-in prices reflect the cheapest listing available as of Monday, October 12th, and can change throughout the tour.

10/13, Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium ( $327 ) 10/14, Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse ( $419 ) 10/16, Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre ( $380 ) 10/17, Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia ($263) 10/18, Boston, MA @ Citizens House of Blues Boston ( $319 ) 10/20, New York, NY @ Manhattan Center Hammerstein Ballroom ( $338 ) 10/21, Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount ( $285 ) 10/23, Montreal, QC @ L’Olympia ( $231 ) 10/25, Toronto, ON @ HISTORY ( $202 ) 10/27, Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre ( $369 ) 10/28, Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue ( $307 ) 10/30, Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre ( $318 ) 10/31, Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex ( $185 ) 11/02, Seattle, WA @ Showbox at the Market ( $223 ) 11/04, Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre ( $161 ) 11/05, Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre ( $168 ) 11/07, Portland, OR @ McMenamins Crystal Ballroom ( $276 ) 11/09, San Francisco, CA @ The Castro Theatre ( $375 ) 11/10, Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern ( $378 ) 11/12, Los Angeles, CA @ Orpheum Theatre ( $388 )

The “My House” tour is Spiro’s world tour in support of her debut album, Visitor , which arrived July 3rd via Capitol Records. The North American leg opens at the Ryman Auditorium, which was home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974, just two days after Spiro made her own Opry debut on Sunday, October 11th.

After a final North American date in Los Angeles, the tour continues through Asia, Australia, and New Zealand in January, then the UK and Europe starting in late February, with a Dublin show in June.

It’s hard to say exactly what the set will look like, but her recent Austin City Limits TV debut gives a good preview. She performed a 13-song set highlighted by her No. 1 UK hit “Great Expectation,” along with “You Stole the Show,” “Die on This Hill,” “The Visitor,” and “Material Lover,” plus a medley of covers: Otis Redding’s “Hard to Handle” and Lauryn Hill’s “Doo Wop (That Thing).” Setlists can shift from night to night, so treat that as a preview rather than a promise.

Here’s what’s left on the North American schedule, followed by the international dates:

10/13, Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium [Buy Tickets] 10/14, Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse [Buy Tickets] 10/16, Washington, DC @ Lincoln Theatre [Buy Tickets] 10/17, Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia 10/18, Boston, MA @ Citizens House of Blues Boston [Buy Tickets] 10/20, New York, NY @ Manhattan Center Hammerstein Ballroom [Buy Tickets] 10/21, Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount [Buy Tickets] 10/23, Montreal, QC @ L’Olympia [Buy Tickets] 10/25, Toronto, ON @ HISTORY [Buy Tickets] 10/27, Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre [Buy Tickets] 10/28, Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue [Buy Tickets] 10/30, Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre [Buy Tickets] 10/31, Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex [Buy Tickets] 11/02, Seattle, WA @ Showbox at the Market [Buy Tickets] 11/04, Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre [Buy Tickets] 11/05, Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre [Buy Tickets] 11/07, Portland, OR @ McMenamins Crystal Ballroom [Buy Tickets] 11/09, San Francisco, CA @ The Castro Theatre [Buy Tickets] 11/10, Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern [Buy Tickets] 11/12, Los Angeles, CA @ Orpheum Theatre [Buy Tickets]

01/04, Tokyo, Japan @ Toyosu PIT 01/07, Seoul, South Korea @ Myunghwa Live Hall 01/09, Manila, Philippines @ New Frontier Theater 01/11, Singapore @ Capitol Theatre 01/16, Perth, Australia @ Fremantle Arts Centre 01/19, Melbourne, Australia @ Festival Hall 01/20, Melbourne, Australia @ Festival Hall 01/22, Sydney, Australia @ Hordern Pavilion 01/23, Sydney, Australia @ Hordern Pavilion 01/25, Brisbane, Australia @ The Fortitude Music Hall 01/27, Auckland, New Zealand @ Auckland Town Hall

02/22, Edinburgh, UK @ Corn Exchange 02/23, Edinburgh, UK @ Corn Exchange 03/01, Manchester, UK @ O2 Apollo 03/02, Manchester, UK @ O2 Apollo 03/04, London, UK @ Eventim Apollo 03/05, London, UK @ Eventim Apollo 03/06, London, UK @ Eventim Apollo 03/08, London, UK @ Eventim Apollo 03/14, Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Gashouder 03/15, Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Gashouder 03/16, Brussels, Belgium @ Forest National 03/18, Cologne, Germany @ Palladium 03/21, Paris, France @ Salle Pleyel 03/22, Paris, France @ Salle Pleyel 03/24, Berlin, Germany @ Tempodrom 03/27, Milan, Italy @ Fabrique 03/29, Barcelona, Spain @ Paral·lel 62 03/30, Madrid, Spain @ La Riviera 06/15, Dublin, Ireland @ Fairview Park

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