new drummer Christopher McNeil and began touring again. In March 2009, Glass Tiger and members of the NHL alumni visited Canadian Forces stationed in Kandahar, Afghanistan. The visit included live performances and footage was shown on an episode of Entertainment Tonight Canada. The band returned to Afghanistan for a second performance in 2010. In 2012, Glass Tiger toured across Canada with the band Roxette, and performed as part of Penticton, BC's "Rock The Peach Music Fest" On July 1, 2013, Glass Tiger performed a free concert in Leduc, Alberta as part of a Canada Day Celebration. Glass Tiger performed at a number of festivals in the summer of 2017. On September 23, 2017, Glass Tiger performed at Canada Games Plaza in Prince George, British Columbia. The free concert was held to thank the city for receiving over 11,000 evacuees from the southern interior who had been displaced by various wildfires. In February 2018, to celebrate 31 years of making music together, the band released an album entitled 31. Produced by Scottish/Canadian country artist Johnny Reid, the album includes special guest contributions from Julian Lennon ("Thin Red Line"), Alan Doyle ("My Song"), Véronic DiCaire ("Someday") and Susan Aglukark and David R. Maracle ("Diamond Sun"). In May 2019, Glass Tiger released their fifth studio album, 33. Following the release of 33, the band joined Corey Hart on his Never Surrender cross-Canada tour in June 2019. The band continued to perform a number of headlining shows throughout the summer and performed as part of the Sopot International Song Festival in Poland. Members Current members Al Connelly – guitar, backing vocals (1983–present) Alan Frew – vocals, guitar, tambourine (1983–present) Wayne Parker – bass, backing vocals (1983–present) Sam Reid – keyboards, piano, backing vocals (1983–present) Chris McNeill – drums (2003–present) Tom Lewis - bass, backing vocals (2015–present) Former members Michael Hanson – drums, guitar, backing vocals (1983–1988) Timeline Discography Studio albums Live albums Live (2006) Compilation albums Air Time: The Best of Glass Tiger (1993) No Turning Back: 1985–2005 (2005) Then, Now, Next (2012) Singles NB: "My Song" (1988) missed the Billboard Hot 100, but peaked at number 71 on the Cash Box Top 100 Singles chart. NB: "Don't Forget Me" and "Someday" both reached the Billboard AC chart, peaking at #30 and #4 respectively. Awards and nominations Notes References External links Glass Tiger homepage Bio at CanadianBands.com CanConRox entry Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia entry