Rod Stewart (October 23, 2026) – Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (Rocktober 2026 Teal Vinyl Edition) Album: LP

BACKGROUND
Greatest Hits Vol. 2 compiles Rod Stewart's best-known recordings from the 1980s, bringing together many of the decade's most successful singles in one collection.
The compilation features a selection of Stewart's major hits from the period, including Young Turks, Forever Young, Some Guys Have All The Luck and Downtown Train. The release highlights a particularly successful era in Stewart's career, showcasing the blend of rock, pop and emotional balladry that kept him at the forefront of the charts throughout the decade.
For Rocktober 2026, the album is reissued as a special coloured vinyl edition.
STYLE & THEMES
The collection reflects Rod Stewart's 1980s sound, combining radio-friendly rock, contemporary pop production and heartfelt ballads.
The featured recordings demonstrate Stewart's versatility as both a rock vocalist and interpreter of emotional songs, capturing a period in which he remained one of the most commercially successful artists of the decade.
RELEASE HISTORY
Originally issued as a compilation of Rod Stewart's 1980s hit recordings.
Reissued as part of the Rocktober 2026 campaign.
Available as a limited teal vinyl edition.
PRODUCTION
Label: Rhino
SKU: 0603497820054
Release Date: October 23, 2026
NOTES
• Rocktober 2026 release.
• Teal vinyl edition.
• LP format.
• Preorder release scheduled for October 23, 2026.
• Features Rod Stewart recordings from the 1980s.
• Vinyl colour and effects may vary from promotional images.
RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE
Artist | Title | Label | Country | Cat No. | Date | Format |
Rod Stewart | Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (Rocktober 2026 Teal Vinyl Edition) | Rhino | USA | 0603497820054 | October 23, 2026 | LP, Teal Vinyl |

TRACKLIST TABLE
Format | Catalogue | Tracklisting |
LP | 0603497820054 | Includes: Young Turks • Forever Young • Some Guys Have All The Luck • Downtown Train • additional tracks not supplied |
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