Out through Ambition Entertainment on 2nd October 2026

- GLENN SHORROCK - LEGENDARY – The Ultimate Collection

a very special 2CD live album capturing a concert recorded at Taylors Lakes Hotel in Melbourne in 2003.

This recording takes a journey through the songs that have been such an important part of Glenn’s career — from The Twilights and Axiom through to Little River Band and his solo years, including A Little Ray Of Sunshine, Reminiscing, Lonesome Loser, Home On Monday, Help Is On Its Way, Cool Change and many more. He was joined by fine musicians: David Moon — Guitar & Backing Vocals; David White — Bass Guitar & Backing Vocals; John Creech— Drums; Alejandro Vega — Percussion; Stewart Wilkinson — Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar & Backing Vocals; Pip Joyce — Guitar & Backing Vocals). Acky Polichroniadis of ClearSound Productions, recorded this brilliant concert directly from the front-of-house mixing console on the night of 28 March, 2003.

More than two decades after the concert was recorded, the album now stands as both a compelling live collection and an important historical document, preserving an unforgettable evening with one of Australia’s most distinctive and influential voices.

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Glenn’s long awaited solo studio album, Rise Again was released in September 2016. You can go to the News tab to read all about it.

Out through Social Family Records on March 8, 2019, Glenn Shorrock Sings Little River Band features ten of LRB’s greatest hits, brilliantly re-imagined by Shorrock and produced and recorded live in studio by Steve Balbi.

On 10th December, 2021 Universal Music re-released the 1982 US version of Glenn’s solo album Villain of the Peace. This album followed Glenn’s departure from Little River Band and was produced by John Boylan. It features an incredible line-up, a who is who of 80’s rock. Australian friends, Brian Cadd, Kerryn Tollhurst and Wendy Matthews feature on Glenn’s album along with Don Felder, Randy Meisner, Timothy Schmit (The Eagles), Jeff Baxter (Steely Dan and Doobie Brothers), Bill Payne (Little Feat), Garth Hudson (The Band), Rindy Ross (Quarter Flash), Jimmy Fadden (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) and Andrew Gold.