Sienna at Sala Stereo, Alicante: Saturday 28 November 2026
Sienna's Lince tour hits Sala Stereo on Saturday 28 November 2026. Times, tickets from 19.80 euros, and how to do the night.
If you like Spanish alternative pop with sharp lyrics, this is your late November night. Concierto de Sienna en Alicante is on Saturday 28 November 2026 at Sala Stereo, Calle Pintor Velázquez 5, in the centre of Alicante. The listed start time is 10.30pm and tickets start at 19.80 euros. Here's what you're getting and how to do the night properly.
Who is Sienna?
Sienna is Alex Sienna, a singer-songwriter from Valencia. According to the listing, he first got on a stage at 15, reached the final of the Veo Veo awards in 2008 and took second prize the following year, then at 17 was picked to compete on the Canal 9 show Un beso y una flor. So he's been doing this a while. The concert agenda describes him as a reference point for sharp lyrics and a critical eye, which is a fair summary: pop songs that have something to say.
The Lince tour
This date is part of the first run of shows for Lince, Sienna's new album, which the listing says is due in autumn 2026. It follows Trance, and the write-up calls this his most ambitious tour yet, with a promise of a relentless live set. The announcement headline goes further and calls Lince the wildest return in alternative pop in 2026. Their words, not ours, but it sets the tone.
The Alicante gig comes at the end of a November run that also takes in Toledo on Saturday 7 November, Valladolid on Friday 13 November, León on Saturday 14 November, Seville on Friday 20 November and Córdoba on Saturday 21 November, all at the same 19.80 euro price. By the time he gets to Stereo the set will be well worn in.
Sala Stereo: what to expect
Stereo is one of the main live-music rooms in Alicante and it bills itself as the best concert venue in the city. It's on Calle Pintor Velázquez in Alicante Centro, the programme leans towards indie, rock, pop and soul, and it's the kind of place where you see touring bands up close rather than from the back of a hall. Google has it at 4.1 from 773 reviews.
Two things worth knowing. First, most gigs there start around 10pm, and this one is listed for 10.30pm, so eat first. Second, on Fridays and Saturdays the room turns into a club with DJ sessions after the band finishes, and those run into the early hours. The 28th is a Saturday. If you want a full night out, this is a good one for it. If you don't, you can leave after the encore and nobody will mind.
Should you go?
If you follow Spanish pop at all, yes. It's a touring act in a small room at a low price, and that combination doesn't come round every week. If your Spanish is limited, be honest with yourself: this is lyric-driven music, and you'll get less out of it than a Spanish speaker would. It's still a cheap Saturday in a good room, and the DJs afterwards don't need translating.
Tickets and getting there
- Tickets: from 19.80 euros via the concert listing. Stereo sells concert tickets in advance, so don't rely on paying at the door.
- Time: listed as 10.30pm on Saturday 28 November 2026.
- Address: Calle Pintor Velázquez 5, 03004 Alicante.
- Parking: the listing says street parking only. It's the centre on a Saturday night, so walk or taxi in if you can.
Make a weekend of it
Stereo has a strong end to November. Finde Fantasma play the same room on Friday 27 November, the night before Sienna, so if you're in town for the weekend you could do both. Earlier in the month there's Eli Paperboy Reed on Thursday 5 November, also at Stereo, and OBK at Sala The One in San Vicente del Raspeig on Saturday 14 November. Our full November 2026 gig list has everything else.
FAQ
What time does Sienna start at Sala Stereo?
The listing gives 10.30pm on Saturday 28 November 2026. Stereo gigs usually start around 10pm, so that fits. Check the listing the week of the show in case it moves.
How much are tickets for Sienna in Alicante?
From 19.80 euros. That's the same price as the other dates on the tour.
What kind of music is it?
The agenda files it under pop and rock. In practice it's Spanish alternative pop with lyrics that do some work, from a Valencian singer-songwriter who's been performing since his teens.
Is Sala Stereo a good venue?
It's one of the main live-music rooms in the city, rated 4.1 on Google from 773 reviews, and you stand close to the stage. On Saturdays it carries on as a club afterwards, so it's as much a night out as a gig.
