and Joey Gross Brown on keyboards and Roland Grapow. The song “Time After Time” was the soundtrack of Fórmula Truck racing in Brazil. In mid-2001, vocalist Vescera decided to leave the band, citing the long travel between the USA where he lived and Brazil. In 2002 keyboardist Joey Gross Brown also left and was replaced with Rodrigo Simão. Once again performing as a trio, Dr Sin released 10 Years Live in late 2003. Recorded in May 2002 at the SESC Ipiranga in São Paulo, it features guest appearances by André Matos in the song “Fire”, Marco Sergio on charango, Marco Cesar on percussion and keyboardists Joey Gross Brown and Marcelo Souss. In 2005, the cover album Listen to the Doctors was released, featuring cover recordings of classic rock songs. All the tracks have the word "Dr." in their title, such as covers of Kiss “Calling Dr. Love” and “Dr. Feelgood” by Mötley Crüe. Dr. Sin released Bravo in 2007. The album was first place on CD sales and remains one of the best sellers. The track “Think it Over” was used in the soundtrack for the soap opera Amor e Intrigas, and also features a guest guitar solo by Hudson Cadorini of the duo Edson & Hudson. In 2009, on April 7, Dr. Sin were the opening act for Kiss at Anhembi Arena to an audience of over 40,000 people. Recently the band performed alongside the São Paulo State Symphonic Band at Sala São Paulo. In 2011, the band announced the release of their new album, Animal. On July 21, a new song called "May the Force Be with You" was made available for download on their website, named after the classic film Star Wars. In the same month, the band contributed to the soundtrack of the Brazilian film Assault to the Central Bank, directed by Marcos Paulo. In 2013, Dr. Sin entered the studio to record their next album, Intactus. They followed this by performing at Rock in Rio and Monsters of Rock, followed by a three-week USA tour. In March 2014, they participated as the main band of the Motorcycle Rock Cruise ship. Breakup and Reformation (2015–present) In August 2015, the band announced on their Facebook page that they would end their activities, thanking all the fans for their support during their 23 years of work. They played a farewell tour which started on October 2, 2015 and