Listings show Sienna Spiro My House Tour dates in both 2026 and 2027, but the schedule snippets available show only some dates and locations. [1][2][3][4] Treat them as a partial view rather than a complete itinerary, and verify the event-specific listing before you make travel plans. For a closer look, read Sienna Spiro My House World Tour: What to Know.
That distinction matters if you are choosing a city, arranging a hotel, or coordinating time off: a date or location shown in one listing may not tell you what is confirmed for another event. For example, check the page for the exact show you plan to attend rather than relying on a general tour schedule. Compare the displayed date and venue with the event listing you intend to use, then confirm again before finalizing plans.
The schedule examples below give you a starting point for checking the tour, while the event-specific page is the place to verify the details for your chosen show.
Which My House Tour dates are listed for fall 2026?
The listed fall 2026 dates include an October 13 start in Nashville, followed by stops in Montreal and Toronto. The tour announcement identifies the opening show as October 13 at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.[5] An event listing also shows October 23 at L’Olympia in Montreal and October 25 in Toronto.[1]
Other cities on the fall schedule
Atlanta, Washington, D.C., New York, and Chicago are also named among the tour’s fall cities, but no exact dates or venues are specified for those stops in the announcement.[5] If you’re considering one of those cities, avoid building travel plans around an assumed date or venue; use the specific event listing once you find it.
Treat all listed dates as subject to change. Before you book or head out, check the specific event listing for the city you plan to attend so you’re working from its current details.
What 2027 dates and cities appear on the schedule?
The 2027 schedule excerpts show dates in Jakarta, Tokyo, and Manchester, but they do not add up to a full itinerary. [3][4]
January listings
The tour listing includes a Jakarta date on January 12, 2027, at Bengkel Space. [4] It also shows a Tokyo listing dated January 4, 2027, with Toyosu and Japan included in the location details. [4] The Tokyo entry does not provide a fuller venue name in the listing excerpt, so treat “Toyosu” as the location detail shown rather than a confirmed venue name. [4]
March listing
Live Nation lists Sienna Spiro: My House Tour for March 2, 2027, at O2 Apollo Manchester in Manchester. [3] This gives you a specific venue and city to look up if Manchester is the date you are considering.
These are examples of dates and locations appearing in the listings, not a complete itinerary. [3][4] Use the event-specific listing for the details of the show you plan to attend.
How can you confirm your show before you travel?
Start with Sienna Spiro’s official tour page and check the date and city shown for your intended stop. The page lists tour entries alongside ticket and RSVP options, so match the listing to the city you plan to visit before moving on. [2]
Open the specific venue or ticketing event page and compare the venue name and event date with the tour listing. Check the local start time on that event page too; for example, the ticketing listing for Montreal shows a start time of 8:00 PM. [1] Don’t rely on a city name alone if more than one venue or event page appears.
Recheck the event details before you book nonrefundable flights, hotels, or other travel. Then check again before you leave, so you can catch a changed date, venue, or start time while you still have a chance to adjust your plans.
Keep the event page easy to find on your phone, and save the venue’s name and address with your travel plans. If any details differ between pages, pause before booking and confirm the event information directly with the venue or ticketing provider.
Common questions about the tour dates
Do the dates shown make up the full tour itinerary?
No. Treat the dates and locations you see as individual listings, not a complete itinerary; the tour page and event listings may show different examples. [1] [2] [3] [4] For instance, a city appearing on one listing does not tell you whether other dates have been added or changed. Check the event page for the specific city you are considering before you plan around it.
What should you check if a date or venue detail changes?
Use the current event-specific listing for the latest details about your show, including its date and venue. [1] [3] If a venue or event page gives updated information, use that listing rather than an older snippet. Recheck the page close to your plans, especially if you are arranging transportation or lodging.
Does this dates guide confirm tickets or the setlist?
No. Ticket availability can vary by event, so check the listing for your chosen show for its current ticket information. Setlist details are separate from the schedule; keep this dates-focused page to dates and event details, and check show-specific updates for performance information.
Choose your date, then confirm the details
Choose a city that works for you, then confirm the date and venue on that event’s listing before you make travel plans. Tour schedules can change, so check again as your trip approaches. [2]
For example, if Nashville is your preferred stop, use the listing for Ryman Auditorium as your starting point; if Montreal or Toronto is more convenient, look up the event page for that city instead. [2][1] Make sure you are viewing the correct city and show before arranging transportation or a hotel, and revisit the event page if your plans are made well in advance. Dates shown on listings may change, so treat the event-specific page as your final check. [1]
Once you have picked a show, keep its event page handy and check it again before you leave. That simple step helps you plan around the details for your chosen event rather than relying on an old schedule entry.