Following the release of their acclaimed new single ‘Hi’ earlier this year, everyone’s favourite Scottish rock band, Texas, have announced that their UK tour has been rescheduled to 2022. Kicking off with two dates at the Olympia in Dublin on 10th and 11th February, the extensive tour includes a must-see date at London’s Palladium on 16th March.Texas play the following UK dates. Tickets on sale now from HERE. Already purchased tickets remain valid for the rescheduled dates.

Feb 2022
Thu 10th                       Dublin, Olympia
Fri 11th                         Dublin, Olympia
Sun 13th                       Belfast, Waterfront
Mon 14th                     Belfast, Waterfront
Wed 16th                     Island of Man, Villa Marina
Fri 18th                         Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Sat 19th                       Halifax, Victoria Theatre
Mon 21st                      Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Tue 22nd                     Northampton, Derngate
Thu 24th                       Guildford, G Live
Fri 25th                         Harrogate, Convention Centre
Sat 26th                       Hull, Bonus Arena
Mon 28th                     Sheffield, City Hall

Mar 2022
Tue 1st                         Leicester, De Montfort Hall
Thu 3rd                        Newcastle, O2 City Hall
Sat 5th                         Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Mon 7th                       Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Tue 8th                        Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
Thu 10th                       Bath, Forum
Fri 11th                         Brighton, Centre
Sat 12th                       Bournemouth, International Centre
Mon 14th                     Cardiff, St David’s Hall
Tue 15th                       Llandudno, Venue Cymru Theatre
Wed 16th                     London, Palladium
Fri 18th                         Oxford, New Theatre
Sat 19th                       Margate, Winter Gardens
Sun 20th                      Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall

Just before Christmas, Texas caught everyone by surprise when they released ‘Hi’ featuring the Wu- Tang Clan. The press were unanimous with praise for the track. ‘Hi’ opens with some Morricone guitars, before Sharleen Spiteri’s soulful vocals lead the way”, Clash enthused while Music Week called the song “a slow burn triumph”.

“Brilliant,” proclaimed The I. “Let’s hope there’s more where this came from.” And luckily there is. An entire album’s worth of pure Texas gold, is unveiled later this year easily rivalling the best music of their stellar career.

https://www.texas.uk.com/