TEXAS ~ Le Zenith. Paris.

*** 30TH SOUTHSIDE'S ANNIVERSARY  *** 

*** SHOW CANCELLED  following in the COVID-19 Virus epidemic - December 6, 2020 -- CANCELLED ***

   *** RESCHEDULED: October 6, 2021 -- CANCELLED *** 

 
*** RESCHEDULED: April 15, 2022 ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open
8:15 pm— Texas

Support Act: ---

 

~  SOUTHSIDE + HI - TOUR 2020 ~

 

 

Southside is the debut album by Scottish (from Glasgow) alternative rock band Texas. It was released on March 13, 1989. It peaked at no. 3 in the UK Albums Chart and within three weeks of release was certified Gold. Producer Tim Palmer.

 Hi is the tenth studio album by Scottish (from Glasgow) alternative rock band Texas. It was released on May 28, 2021. Hi was originally intended to be based on "lost" outtakes from the recording sessions of their 1997 chart-topping White on Blonde album, but this was eventually shelved and ultimately led the band to create new material.. Producer Johnny McElhone - Texas. In the United Kingdom, Hi became the highest charting album for the band since The Hush in 1999, debuting at number one on the UK Independent Albums Chart and number three on the official UK Albums Chart.

 

 TEXAS (Band)

 

Sharleen Spiteri — lead vocals, guitar, keyboards (1988–present)
Ally McErlaine — guitar (1988–present)
Johnny McElhone — bass, guitar, keyboards (1988–present)
Eddie Campbell — keyboards (1991–present)
Tony McGovern — guitar, backing vocals (1999–present)
Cat Myers — drums (2021–present)
 

  The Setlist

TEXAS 

 Set 1 - Southside Album (1989) Acoustic

I Don't Want a Lover
Tell Me Why
Everyday Now
Prayer for You
Faith
Thrill Has Gone
Fight the Feeling
Fool for Love
One Choice
Future Is Promises

Set 2 - Hits

Summer Son (Single - The Hush - 1999)
Halo (The Conversation - 2013)
Hi (Hi - 2021)
In Our Lifetime (The Hush - 1999)
Mr Haze (Hi - 2021)
Let's Work It Out (Jump on Board - 2017) >
> Rip It Up (Orange Juice cover - 1982)
When We Are Together (The Hush - 1999)
Unbelievable (Hi - 2021)
In Demand (The Conversation - 2013)
The Conversation (Single - The Conversation - 2013)
Inner Smile (Single - The Greatest Hits - 2000)
Say What You Want (Single - White on Blonde - 1997)

Encore

I Don't Want a Lover (Single - Southside - 1989)
Black Eyed Boy (White on Blonde - 1997)
Suspicious Minds Suspicious Minds (Mark James Cover - Elvis Presley Cover) (Texas The Greatest Hits - 2000)


Note: 30 minutes break between Southside Acoustic Set and Hits Set.

 

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 Time Set: 2h00

 

 

TEXAS ~ L'Olympia. Paris.

 *** CONCERT DAY 2 # 3 -- NOVEMBER 7-8-9, 2017 ***

Support Act : HIGHTRE

  ~ JUMP ON BOARD TOUR 2017 ~

Jump on Board is the ninth studio album by Scottish alternative rock band Texas that was released on April 21, 2017.Jump on Board performed well commercial in the band's native Scotland, debuting at number one on the Scottish Album Charts. Produced by Johnny McElhone & Sharleen Spiteri.

TEXAS (Band)

 Sharleen Spiteri – vocals, guitar (1988–present)
Ally McErlaine – guitar (1988–present)
Johnny McElhone – bass guitar (1988–present)
Eddie Campbell – keyboards (1991–present)
Tony McGovern – vocals, guitar (1999–present)
Michael Bannister – keyboards (2005–present)
Ross McFarlane – drums (2011–present)

The Setlist
TEXAS

 Intro Tape:  Young Hearts Run Free (Candi Staton song)
 
The Conversation (Single - The Conversation - 2013)
Halo (The Conversation - 2013)
When We Are Together (The Hush - 1999)
Tell That Girl (Jump on Board - 2017)
Everyday Now (Southside - 1989)
Thrill Has Gone (Southside - 1989)
Guitar Song (Texas The Greatest Hits - 2000) (tour debut)
In Our Lifetime (The Hush - 1999)
Can't Control (Jump on Board - 2017)
Tired of Being Alone (Al Green cover - 1971) (Single - 1992)
So Called Friend (Ricks Road - 1993)
Summer Son (Single - The Hush - 1999)
Midnight (Jump on Board - 2017)
In Demand (The Conversation - 2013) (acoustic)
I Don't Want a Lover (Single - Southside - 1989)
Black Eyed Boy (White on Blonde - 1997)
Say What You Want (Single - White on Blonde - 1997)

Encore

 Let's Work It Out (Jump on Board - 2017) 
Inner Smile (Single - The Greatest Hits - 2000)
Suspicious Minds (Mark James Cover - Elvis Presley Cover) (Texas The Greatest Hits - 2000)

 

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Time Set: 2h00

TEXAS - TORRES ~ La Maroquinerie. Paris.

Support Act : ---

 

~ TOUR  2015 ~

Sprinter is the second studio album by independent American singer, songwriter, musician Torres (a.k.a. Mackenzie Scott), released in May 5, 2015. It was produced by Rob Ellis (known for his work with PJ Harvey), with a backing band featuring Portishead guitarist Adrian Utley and PJ Harvey's bassist Ian Oliver.

 

Texas 25 is a compilation with four brand new songs and highlights from the bands greatest hits completely re-recorded and re-worked for 2015 with acclaimed NYC soul outfit Truth & Soul (Amy Winehouse, Adele), from Scottish pop rock band Texas. Released: 16 February 2015.

TORRES (Band)

Torres (a.k.a. Mackenzie Scott) : Vocals & Guitar
+ Band :
 Cameron Kapoor - guitar
Dominic Cipolla - drums
Erin Manning - Key bass, backings vocals

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TEXAS (Band)

Sharleen Spiteri – vocals, guitar (1988–present)
Tony McGovern – vocals, guitar (1999–present)
Johnny McElhone – bass guitar (1988–present)
Ross McFarlane – drums (2011–present)

  

The Setlist
TORRES




Mother Earth, Father God (Torres - 2013)
New Skin (Sprinter - 2015)
Cowboy Guilt (Sprinter - 2015)
Sprinter (Sprinter - 2015)
A Proper Polish Welcome (Sprinter - 2015)
Stranger Hellos (Sprinter - 2015)
Honey (Torres - 2013)
The Harshest Light (Sprinter - 2015)

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Time Set : 0h48

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The Setlist
TEXAS
 

I Don't Want a Lover (Southside - 1989)
Halo (White on Blonde - 1997)
The Conversation (The Conversation - 2013)
When We Are Together (The Hush - 1999)
Thrill Has Gone (Southside - 1989)
In Demand (The Conversation - 2013)
So Called Friend (Ricks Road - 1993)
Summer Son (The Hush - 1999)
Say What You Want (White On Blonde - 1997)
Black Eyed Boy (White On Blonde - 1997)

Encore

Start a Family (Texas 25 - 2015)
Inner Smile (The Conversation - 2013)


 

 

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Time Set: 1h12