9, 1999; this release includes the bonus tracks "What I Would Say You Now" and "Christmas Card". The band then appeared on the 1999 Warped Tour. Despite critical praise and promotion of "Lucky Denver Mint" in Never Been Kissed, Clarity was commercially unsuccessful in a musical climate dominated by teen pop, and the band was dropped by Capitol in August 1999. The band said Capitol was so "busy re-mastering and re-releas[ing] The Beatles [...] and Frank Sinatra" they "sort of fell through the cracks". They had to buy hundreds of copies of their releases from the label to sell them overseas. In September and October 1999, they embarked on a tour of Europe, with No Knife, and supported the Promise Ring for three shows at the end of October. The band's management were against the idea as the band did not have a stronghold in the US. The trek was ultimately viewed as a success; by this point, the album had been shifting 500 copies a week. After this, Jimmy Eat World took a break, during which Adkins started the side project Go Big Casino and played some shows, while Lind got married. The band celebrated the end of the millennium with two shows in their hometown Tempe, Arizona. Clarity was released worldwide on January 29, 2001, which was re-promoted with the "Blister" and "Lucky Denver Mint" singles. Reissues and full-album performances Nettwerk America re-released Clarity and Static Prevails in June 2001. Both albums were again re-released, this time by Capitol, in May 2007; the Capitol Clarity reissue includes "Christmas Card", and a studio demo of "Sweetness" as bonus tracks. The 2009 vinyl reissue includes the two bonus tracks from the previous CD reissue. The 16 images that were used for the original album booklet appear on the front of the record sleeve. Art company The Uprising were hired to re-work the art for the 2009 release using the original images, saying, "we were brought on to reconstruct and reinterpret the original artwork. We wanted to stay true to the original, but give it a slightly more sophisticated and updated look & feel. These reconstructions are always a little tricky [...] but this turned out fantastic. And the actual prints look amazing!" In February and March 2009, Jimmy Eat World went on tour, with support from Reuben's Accomplice and No Knife, to mark the 10-year anniversary since Clarity release. The