of This. But despite support from a number of prominent DJs such as Jeremy Vine and Janice Long on BBC Radio 2, further widespread success continued to elude McNabb. Later in 2005, McNabb released People Don't Stop Believin, an album of b-sides and outtakes from Before All of This. In December 2007, McNabb's second live album, How We Live: At the Philharmonic, was issued. The album was culled from two June 2007 shows at Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall. In January and February 2008, McNabb was involved with "The Number Ones Project", a concert and compilation album celebrating Liverpool's fifty-six No. 1 singles on the UK charts. McNabb played at the January concert, and subsequently appeared on the album, released in February, with his studio cover of John Lennon's "Woman". In late 2008, McNabb participated in a concert reunion of City Lights. At the end of the year, McNabb released his autobiography, entitled Merseybeast: A Musical Memoir. McNabb's eighth studio album, Great Things, was first made available at gigs in September 2009. As of November, it was made available for sale on McNabb's website. His ninth album, Little Episodes was available exclusively through his website beginning in February 2012. McNabb's tenth studio album, Eclectic Warrior, was created as a pledge music project, and was released on 18 March 2013. The Liverpudlian band Cold Shoulder played on the record, and toured with McNabb on the subsequent tour. In June 2014, McNabb joined radio station 'Radio Wirral' and was appointed to host a regular Friday night slot from 10 pm until 12 midnight. This slot, titled 'The Ian McNabb Show', started broadcasting on 20 June 2014 and continued for a few months. In August 2015, McNabb released the side album Krugerrands, his second release in collaboration with Cold Shoulder. He also revived The Icicle Works moniker and current lineup for a sporadic set of concerts throughout the rest of the year and on into 2016. In March 2016, McNabb released his first album of covers, titled Respectfully Yours. Star Smile Strong, his eleventh studio album, was released in April 2017, part 1 of a trilogy. Our Future in Space, his twelfth studio album, was released in June 2018, part 2 of a trilogy. McNabb released the double album Utopian (part 3 of a trilogy) in 2021 (with 20 tracks to celebrate his 20th studio album, starting with the five he recorded with the Icicle