In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Holsapple relocated from New Orleans to Durham, North Carolina. In 1991, he and Stamey reunited to record an album entitled Mavericks, and in 1997 he released his first solo album, Out of My Way. In September 2005, the classic line-up of the dB's performed two shows in Chicago and two in Hoboken, New Jersey. December 2006 brought Stamey-Holsapple Christmas shows in North Carolina. The Bowery Ballroom in NYC hosted the dB'S in January 2007, and in February 2007 the dB's made a brief appearance at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC. Holsapple and Stamey released a new duo album, Here and Now, on Bar/None Records in June 2009. This album featured a cover of the British progressive rock band Family's 1972 single "My Friend the Sun." In 2012, Holsapple reunited with the dB's to complete their first new studio album in 25 years and their first in 30 years with the original 1978 lineup. Falling Off the Sky was released on Bar/None Records on June 12, 2012. Holsapple released a solo single, "Don't Mention The War" b/w "Cinderella Style", on his own Hawthorne Curve Records on February 3, 2017, and released his second solo album, Game Day, in July 2018 on the Omnivore Recordings label. References External links 1956 births American rock guitarists American male guitarists Songwriters from North Carolina Living people R.E.M. personnel Musicians from Greenwich, Connecticut Musicians from Winston-Salem, North Carolina The Golden Palominos members Musicians from Durham, North Carolina Guitarists from Connecticut Guitarists from North Carolina 20th-century American guitarists