Sienna Spiro, the London-born singer whose voice carried “Die on This Hill” around the world, plays four nights in Hammersmith behind her debut album, Visitor.
Sienna Spiro, the London singer whose “Die on This Hill” sold more than four million copies worldwide, plays Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith on Thursday 4 March 2027. It is the first of four nights, running to Monday 8 March.
She was born in London in 2005, the daughter of the jeweller Glenn Spiro. She began writing songs at ten, drawn to Etta James and Frank Sinatra as much as to early 2000s hip-hop. At sixteen she left East London Arts & Music to sing full-time.
The videos she posted to TikTok from 2021 built an audience before she had released a single. “Die on This Hill”, released in October 2025, reached number nine in Britain.
Her debut album, Visitor, came out on Capitol in July 2026 and gave her a first British number one, “Great Expectation”. The songs set her voice against soul and symphonic pop, and the album turns on the fragility of love and the fear of people leaving.
The nights are a homecoming for a singer whose voice reached the rest of the world from London. Two dates were announced first, and the Saturday and the Monday were added after demand outran them.