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Sienna Spiro to Perform at 2026 ARIA Awards

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British pop singer Sienna Spiro will make her Australian Recording Industry Association Awards debut next month, becoming the first major international performer announced for the 2026 ceremony. Her appearance follows the release of her debut album, Visitor, and adds to the event’s history of hosting international artists.

The 21-year-old Londoner has more than 33 million monthly Spotify listeners and two billion streams, alongside three simultaneous Billboard Hot 100 singles and six ARIA Singles Chart entries. Her January 2027 Australia and New Zealand tour sold out within hours. Tame Impala and Genesis Owusu lead this year’s ARIA nominations with eight each; the ceremony will be shown on Paramount+ and 10.

  • Sienna Spiro will perform at the 2026 ARIA Awards.
  • Her 2027 Australia and New Zealand tour sold out within hours.
  • Tame Impala and Genesis Owusu lead with eight nominations each.

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The ARIA Awards are Australia’s annual music awards, run by the Australian Recording Industry Association. They recognise releases and artists across the Australian music industry, and the ceremony also features live performances.

Sienna Spiro is a British singer from London whose debut album is called Visitor. The ARIA Awards have also featured performers from outside Australia, connecting the ceremony with the wider international music scene.

The awards bring attention to artists and recordings through nominations, performances and a televised event. This year, Tame Impala and Genesis Owusu are among the leading nominees.

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