Texas star Spiteri 'still living the dream' ahead of Belladrum

Texas frontwoman Sharleen Spiteri reflects on her enduring love for performing live, as the Glasgow band approaches its 40th year in the music industry. Known for hits like Say What You Want and Black Eyed Boy, Texas recently wrapped up an arena tour and is gearing up for a string of dates across Europe. Spiteri emphasizes her dedication to ensuring every concert attendee, even those initially skeptical, leaves the show a newfound fan of the band.

Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, Texas achieved chart success with iconic tracks like Summer Son and Sleep. The rock pop group has graced the stages of Glastonbury festival twice and is slated to headline the upcoming Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival this August. Despite the demands of touring, Spiteri finds a balance between her rockstar lifestyle and family responsibilities, relishing the opportunity to share her passion with audiences worldwide.

Spiteri humbly acknowledges her good fortune in experiencing surreal and unforgettable moments during her extensive music career. From punch-the-air highlights at Glastonbury to emotionally charged performances at the Glasgow Hydro, she remains grateful for the enduring support of fans. As Texas gears up for another festival season, Spiteri looks back on the band’s longstanding legacy with awe and gratitude, acknowledging the challenges of sustaining success in a fluctuating music industry.

Reflecting on the profound energy of the Highlands, where the band has performed multiple times, Spiteri appreciates the unique surroundings that infuse their performances with a special magic. While acknowledging the difficulties of organizing successful festivals, she expresses pride in Texas’ invitation to return to Belladrum for its 21st year. Spiteri’s deep connection to the Scottish landscape and its supportive music community underscores the band’s enduring legacy in the industry

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