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Band Timeline
1986
Formation of Texas and Initial Lineup
Texas, a Scottish rock band, was formed in Glasgow in 1986 by Johnny McElhone, Ally McErlaine, and Sharleen Spiteri. The band originated from the vibrant Glasgow music scene, with Sharleen Spiteri working as a hairdresser before joining. This formation marked the beginning of what would become a successful and influential band in UK rock music.
1988
Performance Debut at University of Dundee
Texas made their performing debut in March 1988 at the University of Dundee. This early live exposure helped establish their presence in the Scottish music scene and laid the groundwork for their subsequent commercial success.
1989
Release of Debut Album 'Southside' and Breakthrough Single
The band released their debut album, Southside, in March 1989. The album made an immediate impact, reaching number three on the UK Albums Chart and selling over two million copies worldwide. The lead single, "I Don't Want a Lover," peaked at number eight on the UK Singles Chart and achieved international attention, including a spot on the US Billboard Hot 100. Despite this success, follow-up singles from the album did not perform as well in the UK charts.
1991
Second Album 'Mothers Heaven' and Chart Struggles
Texas released their second album, Mothers Heaven, in September 1991. The album reached number 32 on the UK Albums Chart but did not match the success of Southside. Singles such as "Why Believe in You" and "In My Heart" failed to break into the UK top 40, marking a challenging period for the band in terms of commercial success.
1992
Return to UK Top 20 with Cover Single 'Tired of Being Alone'
Following the disappointing performance of Mothers Heaven, Texas released a cover of Al Green's "Tired of Being Alone" in April 1992. This single achieved better success, peaking at number 19 in the UK Singles Chart and signaling a positive turnaround in the band's fortunes.
1993
Release of Third Album 'Ricks Road' with Moderate Success
The band's third album, Ricks Road, was released in November 1993. It peaked at number 18 on the UK Albums Chart. Singles like "So Called Friend" and "You Owe It All to Me" helped maintain the band's visibility, both charting within the UK top 40, although the album did not achieve major commercial breakthroughs.
1997
Breakthrough with Fourth Album 'White on Blonde'
Texas achieved significant commercial success with their fourth album, White on Blonde, released in 1997. The album debuted at number one on the charts in Scotland and the UK, becoming their best-selling record. It was certified six times platinum, marking a high point in the band's career and solidifying their status in mainstream rock and pop.
1999
Success of Fifth Album 'The Hush'
The follow-up album, The Hush, released in 1999, achieved success comparable to White on Blonde. It continued to build on the band's popularity and commercial viability with strong sales and chart positions, reinforcing Texas's position in the UK music landscape.
2000
Release of 'The Greatest Hits' Compilation
In 2000, Texas capitalized on their past successes with the release of The Greatest Hits compilation. The album curated the band's most popular tracks, offering a broad overview of their career to date and solidifying their legacy in the music industry.
2003
Release of Seventh Album 'Careful What You Wish For'
Texas released their seventh studio album, Careful What You Wish For, in 2003. This album continued their tradition of mixing pop and rock elements, though it did not replicate the commercial heights of their late 1990s releases, showing a more mature sound from the band.
2005
Release of 'Red Book' and Beginning of Hiatus
In 2005, Texas released their eighth studio album, Red Book. Following this release, the band entered an indefinite hiatus. During this time, lead vocalist Sharleen Spiteri pursued a solo career, releasing her solo debut album Melody in 2008, sustaining her presence in the music world independently from the band.
2013
Return from Hiatus with Album 'The Conversation'
Texas ended their hiatus in 2013 with the release of The Conversation, their eighth studio album. This comeback was well received, revitalizing their career and reestablishing their presence in the UK and European music scenes after years of absence.
2017
Release of Ninth Album 'Jump on Board' and Renewed Chart Success
In 2017, Texas released Jump on Board, their ninth album, accompanied by the lead single "Let's Work It Out." The album charted well, reaching the top ten in album charts in Belgium and France, indicating the band's sustained international appeal.
2021
Highest UK Charting Album with 'Hi'
Texas released their tenth album, Hi, in 2021, achieving their highest chart position in the UK since The Hush. It debuted at number three on the official UK Albums Chart and number one in Scotland, marking another significant milestone in the band's enduring career.
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