Their first single, "Silver Arrows", was released in March 2010 and was written as an anthem to accompany the first race of Mercedes Formula 1 pilots Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg that season. The project released a full CD entitled Winners later that year. In March 2010 and in early 2011 Carey released two albums featuring cover versions Stanislaus County Kid Volume 1 and 2. 2013: Second return of Planet P Project After officially dismantling "Planet P Project" in 2009 with the third and final part to the G.O.D. trilogy "Out In The Rain", Carey again revived the project with the release of "Steeltown" in 2013, this time merging his solo career name with the project's name ("Tony Carey's Planet P Project"). Contributors on this disc include guitarist Ronnie Le Tekro (TNT), Jimmy Durand on guitars and drums, Jostein 'sarge' Svarstad on guitars. Russian guitarist Valery Lunichkin contributed a solo on "On The Side Of The Angels" and Karsten Kreppert played drums on "The Lady Fair". "Steeltown" was based on Norway and its history, after Carey played and travelled there extensively, both as a solo artist and with a band consisting of mostly Norwegian musicians. Influenced by the occupation years of World War II and the reaction of Norway as a nation to that, the work is also a statement about religious conflicts worldwide. Carey lives and works in Wiesbaden, Germany. August 11, 2013 marked his 35th anniversary as a European resident. 10 February 2014, a box set of the three Planet P Project Go Out Dancing CDs was released, The G.O.D.B.O.X., which included an earlier bootleg of promotional recordings for the project. 2015: Rainbow Project live shows In 2015 he started to play live shows as TONY CAREY'S RAINBOW PROJECT: The Dio Years, with Norwegian singer Åge Sten Nilsen. Carey said: "Also Per Ole Iversen on drums, Jostein Svarstad on guitar and Jan Holberg on bass. All four of these guys are Norwegian, I met them in 2012 and we've been playing together ever since - fantastic musicians who can play anything I ask them to." In the setlist were Rainbow classics, and in 2018 three ex-members of the British rock band Rainbow performed with their projects on stage at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. The rock veterans were the two keyboard players Don Airey, Carey and singer Doogie White. 2019-present: Lucky Us and The Return of The Stanislaus County