"To Paihnidi Einai Pleon Diko Mou" (The Game is Now Mine) was joined by "Efharisto", "Na Hamogelas" and a new remix of the previously released "Xypna Thanassi". The song "Adiorthoti" has been remixed by Master Tempo. In January 2009, Petrelis traveled to the United States and Canada for nine sold-out concerts. His next appearance in Athens was again on April 23 at the club Thea, with the support of Ikonomopoulos. He finished his appearances there in mid-July, and his next appearance was in Thessaloniki at the club Orama for a few nights only. After a short break, he started appearing on December 4, along with Yiorgos Tsalikis, at Starz. In January 2010, Petrelis left Heaven Music and signed with Phoivos' record label, The Spicy Effect. On January 23, 2010, he released the radio single "Filotimo" (Pride) written by Phoebus. In November 2010 he again made a successful tour in the US and Canada, with nine sold-out concerts. In December 2010 he released the song "Hristougenna", along with the other artist of The Spicy Effect, and his new solo single "Thelo kai ta patheno". In March 2011 he went back to Australia for another tour, after his 2008 sold-out tour. This time he performed eight concerts, most of which sold out. In 2014, he released his fourth studio album, Vitrina Esthimaton. Personal life He is married and has three children. He married Sofia Moschopoulou on July 1, 2007, in a wedding ceremony that also served as a baptism for their then ten-month-old daughter. Phoivos served as Petrelis' koumbaros in the wedding, while Nino served as the godfather and Maria Levendi as the godmother for Agapi's baptism. On January 5, 2009, Petrelis' wife gave birth to their second daughter in Athens, Greece. His third daughter was born September 14, 2015. Discography Studio albums Live albums Singles Compilations DVDs References External links 1975 births Living people Arion Music Awards winners 21st-century Greek male singers Greek laïko singers Heaven Music artists The Spicy Effect artists Singers from Athens