occasional one-off Kilkenny and Dublin shows in both 2006 and 2007. August 2008 saw the group play the Camden Barfly in London as part of the Kerrang "Week of Rock", and a show at the "Pumpalooza" in Kilkenny in aid of the Susie Long Hospice Foundation. Dalton rejoined them on stage for seven songs during the Pumphouse gig, marking the first time since 1995 that the four-piece had played together. A tribute album, entitled Pledge: A Tribute to Kerbdog was released on 8 March 2010, via the Derby-based record label Stressed Sumo Records. Kerbdog played the Temple House Festival in Sligo on 11 June 2011, also playing a gig at the Set Theater in Kilkenny on New Year's Eve 2011, at which Wilt reformed for a few songs on the same night/stage. On 7 April 2012, the band returned to the UK to play a one-off gig in Bristol, with Souls (Butler and Dalton's new band) on the same bill, to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the release of On the Turn. This show was the first of three recorded by Dave Draper for a future live album. In late 2012, Kerbdog also recorded their Dublin and London shows. The result, Congregation, was released on 10 October 2014 as a CD/DVD package. On 16 June 2014, it was announced that guitarist Billy Dalton had rejoined Kerbdog after an eighteen-year absence. The group also announced that they would enter a recording studio in Evesham, the day prior to Sonisphere, to begin recording a track entitled "Soaking Wet", which was demoed originally in 1997. This marked the first time the band recorded studio material since the 1990s. The track, completed a few weeks later and retitled "Electricity", was included on the new live album. A 7" vinyl featuring "Electricity" and "Pointless (live)" was also made available. A Pledge campaign was unveiled on 23 June 2014 to help fund and promote the new releases. The campaign reached 100% of its goal on 6 October 2014. That same day, Kerbdog recorded a studio session for Today FM radio in Dublin, first broadcast on the Paul McLoone show in November 2014. A UK tour in support of the live album took place in November 2014. In an interview with Irish Metal Archive in 2015, Dalton confirmed that the band had plans to release an EP, for which they had three new songs waiting to be