Rebellion Entertainment. The company signed artists representing a variety of musical styles, including New Jersey alternative metal band The Step Kings, south Asian pop artist Tina Sugandh, singer-songwriter Julian Velard, the Grammy-nominated Latin percussion group The Groove Collective and the alternative band and RCA recording artists The Sound of Urchin. On June 10, French received the New Hampshire Excellence in Education award for "Efforts to Curb Substance abuse Among Young People". In November 2001, Twisted Sister reunited following the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center for a November 2001 fundraiser, organized by Eddie Trunk, to benefit the Widows and Orphans Fund for the New York City police and fire departments. The performance led to the band has performing for audiences worldwide, including United Kingdom, North America, European countries and South America. The band has also performed in South Korea at US army bases, through a USO-sponsored tour. The band's activities included the creation and production of six new DVDs, two new albums, and a re-mastering of the entire catalog of previous releases, including re-recording in 2004 tracks from their 1984 Stay Hungry album under the new title Still Hungry, which includes the rock anthems "I Wanna Rock" and "We're Not Gonna Take It." French signed with Razor & Tie for the 2006 release of the band's "A Twisted Xmas - Live In Las Vegas" on DVD, CD, and Digital Video/Audio. The songs "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock" have been featured in commercials, movies, and political and sporting events, including in a Super Bowl ad. With the advent of iTunes and other online music services, Twisted Sister reestablished the band's ownership of its music. In 2007, French and Twisted Sister were first year inductees of the Long island Music Hall of Fame. French stated in 2018 current incarnations of Judas Priest and Foreigner were cover bands because most of their classic lineups were no longer involved. He compared them unfavorably to Twisted Sister, stating, "Every (Twisted Sister) show is perfect. Every show is the last show of our life. Every show is done with the sincerity and the heartfelt desire to make sure you walk out thinking that's the best thing you're ever gonna see." In 2019, French announced his retirement following Twisted Sister's last live performance, which included an appearance by KISS, in Monterrey, Mexico. French gifted his guitars to members of the band's road