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Seraina Telli/Lost Legs – Corporation, Sheffield 8th October, 2026

This young band, Lost Legs, hailing from just over the hill in Manchester had the task of opening for Swedish vocalist, Seraina Telli.

I wasn’t entirely sure their melodic indie sound was the perfect match for the main act but they gave it everything they had to warm up the room. Where they really shone was getting the audience involved, drawing people forward toward the stage and building energy as they played.

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It was a strong showing from these talented musicians. One that went down well with the crowd. All in all, a really solid opening set.

Set List: Let It All Out/Brown Eye Boys/17/Home/Human Nature/Medusa/Get Back/I'm Not Sorry/Oh Oh, Yeah Yeah/Not One Of Your Kind/Wish You Well/Song For The Girls/Think/All Of Your ears/Off/Modern Warrior/ Gold/I Dare To/Love/Let It all Out (Acoustic).

Seraina Telli was on tour around the UK for the first time to promote her excellent Album, 'Green' and her new album 'Green Live'. The merch area and stage were bathed in vibrant neon green and blue, decorated with large leaf themed props, setting a striking scene from the moment the lights went up.

When Seraina stepped out, she looked absolutely incredible — framed by glowing string lights, bold shoulder pads and those huge Bono style sunglasses. Her drummer, Mike Malloth, was tucked away at the back as the show began. Though she had a guitar with her, her opening track 'Let It All Out' featured only her powerful voice and driving drums — a brilliant, attention grabbing start that set the tone for the whole night.

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From there, the standard stayed sky-high, outstanding drumming and breathtaking vocals throughout. Seraina really showed off her impressive vocal range on the track 17. She stepped back occasionally to play keyboard further upstage, but the set truly came alive when she returned to the front with her guitar, connecting directly with the crowd. There were sing-along moments for Oh Oh Yeah Yeah, and she even stepped down to hug fans in the crowd — making this a show I won’t forget in a hurry.

Even though Mike was mostly hidden from view, his drumming was undeniably epic, impossible to miss, and he made sure his presence was felt. Seraina’s voice carries the raw power of Lzzy Hale alongside the pop flair of Christina Aguilera; this Swedish performer really has it all. I couldn’t find a single flaw in her delivery.

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She closed the main set with the fantastic Love, before heading over to meet fans at the merch stand where fun props and Seraina-style wigs were laid out for photos. To cap the night, she performed a beautiful acoustic rendition of 'Let It All Out', just her and her guitar.

It was a mid-week show with terrible weather outside and as a relatively new name to many, the turnout wasn’t as big as it deserved to be — but she won plenty of new fans that evening. I can’t wait for her return. This was a perfect performance.

By Dale Holford

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