Newly remixed and remastered versions of classic hits spanning Night Ranger‘s illustrious career are featured on their Best Of album that came out on the Frontiers record label recently, alongside some standout tracks from the band’s more recent releases, and two bonus tracks.
‘Wasted Time (Live from Sweetwater Studios)‘ came out recently as their latest single alongside an official music video, and is one of the bonus tracks on the album. It followed swiftly on from ‘When You Close Your Eyes (2026)‘ and others before it.
The band, Jack Blades (bass and vocals), Kelly Keagy (drums and vocals), Brad Gillis (guitars), Eric Levy (keyboards), and Keri Kelli (guitars), are said to deliver every track with the energy and precision that has seen Night Ranger help define the sound of American melodic rock and proves they continue to write innovative and spirited rock songs and ballads.
‘Sister Christian (2026)‘, a newly remastered version of Night Ranger‘s hit power ballad, and their car-cruising pop rocker ‘(You Can Still) Rock in America (2026)‘ came out as singles this summer, and prior to those a fresh remaster of their 1982 hit, ‘Don’t Tell Me You Love Me (2026)‘.
Night Ranger‘s Best Of is out on CD and as a vinyl double album available in three different colours: black, gold and orange splatter.
Best Of features the tracks: ‘Don’t Tell Me You Love Me (2026)‘, ‘(You Can Still) Rock in America (2026)‘, ‘Sister Christian (2026)‘, ‘When You Close Your Eyes (2026)‘, ‘Four in the Morning (2026)‘, ‘Breakout‘, ‘Tomorrow‘, ‘Growin’ Up in California‘, ‘Time of Our Lives‘, ‘High Road‘, ‘No Time to Lose Ya‘, ‘Somehow Someway‘, ‘Truth‘, ‘Don’t Let Up‘, ‘Only for You Only‘, ‘Wasted Time (Sweetwater Studios) (Bonus Track)‘, ‘Feliz Navidad (Live) (Bonus Track)‘ and ‘Hole In The Sun (Bonus Track Japan)‘.
“The new Best Of is a celebration of not only our classic hits but also what we’ve created over the last 20 years. And we’re just gonna keep cranking it cause we’re having too much fun to stop! So enjoy the ride and see ya on the road!” said bass player Jack Blades.
