Dissolution of band and 2020 tribute In mid-2002, parents of the band members filed a lawsuit against Baldonieri and Lukow, alleging that the underage band members were "exposed to booze, women, and pornography." While McCartney had left the group prior to the court hearing, Ballinger, Raposo, and Galasso wanted to continue on as a trio and sing Dream Street songs; however, the court did not allow this continuation because Trousdale was still in the group. In August 2002, the court ruled in favor of the five band members' parents, releasing the band members from their contracts. There was a later attempt to create a new Dream Street consisting of Trousdale and four new boys, but this proposal never came to fruition. After the disbandment of Dream Street, Edel Entertainment severed ties with Sony Music Entertainment and Atlantic Records, leaving the master recordings of audio and video with no label to distribute in the US. After years of inactivity, Lukow became the president of All for One Media in 2017. Lukow currently retains complete ownership of Dream Street's master recordings through All For One Media. In the second quarter of 2019, All for One Media announced that they were in the process of working on a documentary titled The Rise and Fall of Dream Street, which would include never-before-seen footage of the band and updated interviews of past band members. On June 11, 2020, Ballinger, Galasso, McCartney, and Raposo reunited for a virtual performance of "It Happens Every Time" to pay tribute to Trousdale following his death. Post-break-up careers Ballinger did not go solo, he went on to be the lead singer for a band called The Juice, which broke up in 2008. He is currently the lead singer in a band named Open Till Midnight. He has also acted in television and films, including small roles in episodes of Law & Order, Bored to Death, and 30 Rock, and acted on stage in productions of The Sound of Music and The King & I. Ballinger married Danielle Manning, who had interviewed Dream Street when she was 14, on August 24, 2013. Galasso is also a solo singer. In 2009, Galasso auditioned to be on Glee, but did not make it. So far, Galasso has released one album to Amazon on iTunes, containing three songs. Following the breakup of the band, Galasso was in a 2003 movie called "A Tale of