Texas announce Sheffield City Hall show - here's how to get tickets

Everyone’s favourite Scottish soft rock band, Texas, have rescheduled their Sheffield tour date for next year.

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The band, who released their acclaimed new single Hi earlier this year with unlikely collaborators Wu-Tang Clan, have announced that their UK tour has been rescheduled to 2022.

They will now play Sheffield City Hall on Monday, February 28 next year.

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Tickets are on sale now from https://www.texas.uk.com/ or via the City Hall box office – https://www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk/. Tickets that fans bought for the original shows last autumn remain valid for the rescheduled dates, say the promoters.

Texas frontwoman Sharleen SpiteriTexas frontwoman Sharleen Spiteri
Texas frontwoman Sharleen Spiteri

Just before Christmas, Texas caught everyone by surprise when they released Hi, featuring the New York hip hop veterans Wu- Tang Clan. Texas have collaborated before with the Wu- Tang rapper Method Man in an appearance at the 1998 Brit Awards, cementing a long friendship between the two very different music acts.

The press were unanimous with their praise for the new track. Music Week called the song “a slow-burn triumph”.“Brilliant,” proclaimed The I. “Let’s hope there’s more where this came from.”

The single is the title track for the band’s planned new album, due out later this year on a date yet to be announced.

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Formed in 1986 by singer Sharleen Spiteri and her collaborator Johnny McElhone, Texas have sold more than 40 million records across the world, had 13 top 10 UK singles including Say What You Want, three number one UK albums and eight top 10 UK albums including their last, Jump On Board.

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