On September 20th, join us at Bluzika to celebrate the 15th Hendrix Day! 🎸 A unique evening of enjoyment for all true rock'n'roll enthusiasts will be opened by the Belgrade blues rock power trio Texas Flood, who have had Hendrix songs in their repertoire since the very beginning, and for years have been performing a program dedicated solely to him, continuing the tradition of paying homage to the legendary guitarist - Jimi Hendrix! Texas Flood will be joined on stage by special guests whom we will announce soon! All of them will surely bring a new dimension to how Texas Flood interprets Hendrix's music and add additional color to their power rock blues sound.

In their career, Texas Flood has had over 1000 performances, most of which were in clubs in Belgrade, Serbia, and neighboring countries, as well as at many important festivals including: Budapest Blues Festival, Blues & Soul Fest in Macedonia, Moto Rock Fest in Bulgaria, Luxembourg Blues Festival 2013 and 2014 in Switzerland, Beer Garden Festival 2015/16 in Belgrade. They released their first CD 'Grinnin’ In your Face' in 2009, featuring 7 original songs by Nenad and two covers. In 2019, they released their first album in Serbian, 'Tražim ljude kao ja', which received great reviews. The album consists of 9 songs, including 8 carefully selected, somewhat forgotten masterpieces of the ex-Yugoslav scene, and one original song for which the lyrics were written by Vukašin Marković – Irie FM and Ivan Ristić. The album also includes an acoustic song, a cover of the song 'Obrati pažnju na poslednju stvar' by the legendary band Azra, featuring Duda Bezuha and Petar Miladinović Pera Joe on vocals. The young Ana Protiulipac also guested on the album providing backing vocals. This album is specific in many ways, including the cover art designed and illustrated by one of the world's leading comic authors, R.M. Gera. On October 18, 2010, Texas Flood performed in front of 10,000 people at the Belgrade Arena before the legendary ZZ Top, and on November 11, 2017, at the Belgrade Sports Hall in front of 4,000 people, they were special guests of the American blues-soul singer Beth Hart. These concerts stand out as the band's biggest and most prominent performances in their career.