tracks also done by Paul Gray from Slipknot and was released on June 17, 2008, through Vagrant Records James sent a tweet in early 2013 saying "welcome back to Reggieland." He set up a Kickstarter project to help fund the release of his next album. After this was a huge success the album titled No Country for Old Musicians was released in November 2013 under Pure Noise Records. In February 2018, he released '41', again through Pure Noise. The band later went on tour supporting this album and also toured as a support act with Frank Iero and the Future Violents in 2019. Other work After The Get Up Kids split up in the summer of 2005, James entered the studio to write and record tracks with New Found Glory for their album Catalyst, later embarking with them on a tour to support the album. In 2007, he joined My Chemical Romance as their touring keyboardist, becoming an official member albeit for a short period of time in 2012 until the band's split in 2013. He wrote "upwards of 30 songs" for their fifth album before the band's decision to split. One of these songs, "Fake Your Death," released as part of the band's Greatest Hits album, May Death Never Stop You, in 2014, marking the band's only official track featuring Dewees. He was also heavily involved in the band's live sound design contributing greatly to their live productions. In late 2012, Dewees began collaborating with Get Up Kids bandmate Matt Pryor on a series of demos. The collaboration grew into several east-coast tours in early 2013, and a 'Matt Pryor and James Dewees' EP in October 2013. He also formed digital hardcore act, Death Spells, alongside Frank Iero. The duo began touring and released their debut single "Where Are My Fucking Pills?" and an accompanying music video. Death Spells released full-length album 'Nothing Above, Nothing Below' in 2016. In 2014, Reggie and the Full Effect went on a spring US headline tour then followed it up by supporting Say Anything and Saves The Day on their end of the year anniversary tour, choosing to perform Under the Tray in full. Dewees also contributed to Gerard Way's debut album Hesitant Alien, and began touring alongside Way as the keyboardist of his backing band, The Hormones. Personalities On the various Reggie albums, James has created a series of different personas that