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Sienna Spiro’s ‘My House’ Tour Opens in Nashville on October 13
Sienna Spiro’s “My House” tour begins on October 13 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
The North American run supports her debut album, “Visitor,” released on July 3.
The tour includes 20 dates across the United States and Canada, ending in Los Angeles on November 12.
Tickets sold out during the initial Ticketmaster sale in June, but resale listings are still available.
Current cheapest listings range from $161 for a Vancouver show to $419 in Atlanta, and prices can change.
Nine of the 20 dates have listings under $300.
The tour’s next stop after Nashville is Atlanta on October 14.
Sienna Spiro’s “My House” tour is set to open on October 13 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
The North American leg supports her debut album, Visitor, released on July 3.
The tour is scheduled to visit 20 cities before its North American leg ends in Los Angeles on November 12.
The tour sold out through Ticketmaster during its initial June on-sale, according to Consequence.
As of October 12, resale get-in prices ranged from $161 in Vancouver to $419 in Atlanta.
- Who
- Sienna Spiro.
- What
- She is opening her “My House” tour, supporting her debut album, Visitor.
- When
- October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Why
- The tour supports her debut album, Visitor.
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We just sold 130,000 tickets
The tour sold out through Ticketmaster during its initial on-sale.
Spiro’s debut album, Visitor, was released.
Spiro made her Grand Ole Opry debut.
The “My House” tour is scheduled to begin at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
The North American leg is scheduled to end in Los Angeles.
- Tour opener
- October 13 at Ryman Auditorium, Nashville
- Debut album
- Visitor, released July 3
- North American leg
- 20 dates, ending November 12 in Los Angeles
- Resale get-in prices
- $161 in Vancouver to $419 in Atlanta, as of October 12
- Ticket sales
- 130,000 tickets, according to Spiro’s Instagram post
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