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1st September 2018
07:28pm BST

From her first skip upon this sacred stage, it was clear that this would be worth the woodland detour.
With just a keyboardist and backing singer for company, Sigrid casts a spell.
Her short set consists of established favourites - 'Don't Kill My Vibe', 'Strangers', 'Raw' - offered up in unique, heart-shaking fashion.
Indeed, it all proves too much for one disciple; the announcement of 'Dynamite' provokes a fan to tears as Sigrid dismounts the stage, instantly, to offer a consoling hug.
In between, she politely apologises for feedback, strains not to curse and playfully lambasts the faithful for requesting 'Two Fish'; a track she was sure was removed from the Internet but hasn't been, so get on that while you can.
As the sermon draws to a close, another voice roars out their love to the point that their throat likely won't hold up until the sun goes down on Sunday.
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90 minutes later, there she is again, dominating the Electric Arena, full band in tow, lights, music and magic all fighting for space.
This time it is she who is moved to tears, as a full house powers 'Strangers' back in full flow.
Honorary citizenship isn't too far off if this keeps up.
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