Sienna Spiro Releases New Music Ahead of Her Tour: You Stole The Show’ Review

Leah Fan
Jul 25, 2025
2 min read

Sienna Spiro is back with her latest single ‘You Stole The Show’ and the track is as bold and impossible to ignore as the polka dot cover for the track.

There are two things you can always count on with Sienna: goosebump-inducing string sections and those soulful vibratos that have you running it back from start to finish. Every song feels as though it belongs to a soundtrack list— rich, emotional, and soaked in nostalgia, telling stories of love, heartbreak, and the wide-eyed curiosity of youth. A carefully orchestrated narrative, drawing listeners into a nostalgic soundscape woven with love, loss, and the wide-eyed wonder of youth.

Sienna Spiro takes on new accomplishments with every appearance we see from her early career so far. Most recently supporting Teddy Swims on stage for his US tour and opening for James Blake at Montreux Jazz Festival, Spiro is leaving her mark across the water with jazzy notes and runs.

This release has a finality in its sound of rising minor notes in the introduction and like Spiro’s signature style, blends piano keys into the mix with her vocals. Her raspy tones infuse the riffs with a demanding tone of desperation as Spiro sings on the idea of a partner from the past attending one of her performances. The scenario is performed in a regretful song of remorse and depicts a similar story of her biggest single by far ‘NEED ME’.

Once again reminding fans of her Adele-like talent and ability to pour emotion and storytelling into a few minutes of music that consistently arrests attention within her ballads. The 1960s styled star has a big future and even bigger songs to flood arena’s with. As the pinnacle talent of TikTok’s music covers blows up outside of London, there is no doubt her intimate jazz-cafe style shows will be the home stage for Sienna Spiro. Then, London, now US, next stop is world domination for the singer who continues to steal the show.

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