this time playing bass for the 'Offsider' tour of New Zealand. In 2021 Duncan and Carter recorded and, but for covid-related cancelations, would have toured as members of The Others, Don McGlashan's band. Gary Sullivan remains a key collaborator with Carter, drumming on the Offsider album and on the tour that followed its release. In 2011–12 the pair had both been a part of The Adults, a project led by Jon Toogood and also including former Dimmer recruits Anika Moa and Nick Roughan. Dino Karlis joined Brian Jonestown Massacre. He plays drums and percussion on the albums Revelation, which was recorded in Berlin 2012–14, and Musique de Film Imaginé. He also remains part of HDU, the members of which reunite occasionally. Kelly Sherrod (née Steven) moved to Nashville, and was based there while she and James Duncan (who was still in Auckland) worked on the first Punches album in 2011. She joined Ryan Bingham's band in 2012. Her solo project Proteins of Magic began 2021, and toured New Zealand as a support act to Dimmer in 2022. Justyn Pilbrow left Elemeno P in 2009. By the time they reunited in 2017 he was working in Los Angeles as a music producer. Later live shows 2018 reunion shows "When I was younger, I thought reunion tours were quite undignified. But I'm older now, and I've decided that they're actually extremely dignified if done the right way."- Shayne Carter, November 2018 "Dimmer and special guests", King's Arms, February 2018 The imminent closure of Auckland venue the King's Arms in 2018 led to a one-off Dimmer performance by Carter, Sullivan, Williams and Duncan – the same four who played 2012's "final" shows. It was one of the King's Arms' last performances. At the same gig, on 9 February 2018, Carter also reunited with Straitjacket Fits bandmates John Collie and Mark Petersen to play songs from that band's catalogue. Bass (originally played by David Wood) was shared by Williams and Duncan. This was billed as "special guests" rather than a Straitjacket Fits performance. Dimmer and Straitjacket Fits, November–December 2018 The same band line-ups from February's one-off show played five more dates in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin near the end of the year. Unlike February's show, this tour saw the name Straitjacket Fits used. I Believe You Are A Star 20th/21st anniversary tour, 2022 The 20th anniversary of I Believe You Are A Star