Editing The Sharp (section)

===1996–present ===
A posthumous collection of previously unreleased studio tracks, ''Skeletons in the Closet'', was released in 1996.<ref name="Macgregor"/>

Catlin formed a group, the Rush Effect, and wrote music for ads; Collins took up a career in journalism and writing; Rooke formed a group, Earlobe.<ref name="Macgregor"/> Rooke was later a studio session guitarist for [[Cezary Skubiszewski]].<ref name="NLA 1">{{Citation | author1=Skubiszewski, Cezary | author-link1 = Cezary Skubiszewski | author2 = McKenzie, Daryl | author3 = Victorian Philharmonic Orchestra | title = Black and white: original motion picture soundtrack | publication-date = 2002 | publisher = ABC Classics. Universal Classics & Jazz [distributor] | url = http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/22716627 | access-date=12 April 2016 }}</ref>

In 2000 the Sharp performed a reunion gig in Melbourne,<ref name="Macgregor"/> and in July 2010 they reunited for a series of shows playing in Melbourne and Adelaide.

On 4th March 2024, The Sharp announced [https://www.facebook.com/share/v/DthkGiatnm4TUdLU/?mibextid=oFDknk via their Facebook page] that they would be reuniting without Catlin. Joining Charlie and Piet on double bass is [[The Living End]]s' [[Scott Owen]] and vocalist Louie Lee Feltrin. They band's shows have showcased the ''[[This Is the Sharp]]'' album in its entirety.

On 7th April 2025, The Sharp released a new, independent EP entitled '4'. The four-track EP features the first newly recorded material by the band since the 90s.