A performance in Thessaloniki, Greece in September 2010 was poorly received by the crowd, sparking boos from a crowd of thousands after performing a 50-minute set.<ref></ref>  On 27 September 2010, Placebo released "Battle for the Sun Redux Edition",<ref></ref> which included the single version of "Bright Lights" and a bonus disc featuring several re-recorded old tracks and the new songs "Monster Truck" and "Trigger Happy Hands". The last shows of the "Battle for the Sun" tour took place in London's Brixton Academy on 27–28 September 2010.<ref></ref><ref></ref>  The band should have also toured Spain, Portugal, Japan and South Korea, but the shows were canceled due to Molko's poor health.<ref></ref><ref></ref>  In August 2011, Placebo went on a mini-tour of two shows in Berlin and Stuttgart.<ref></ref>  On 31 October 2011, the band released their second live video album, "We Come in Pieces", documenting the live performance at the Brixton Academy on 28 September 2010.<ref></ref> The DVD also featured a short movie, "Trigger Happy Hands", and a documentary, "Coming Up for Air", directed by Charlie Targett-Adams.<ref name ="billboardinterview"></ref>  On 12 December 2011, Placebo released an iTunes exclusive live album, "Live at Angkor Wat", which featured the semi-acoustic concert performed at Angkor Wat in 2008.<ref></ref>  On 29 November 2011 Placebo announced they would be headlining the Sundance Film and Music Festival in April 2012.<ref></ref> In January 2012 the band confirmed their participation at the Rock im Pott festival scheduled for 25 August 2012 at Arena AufSchalke, Germany, along with the Red Hot Chili Peppers.<ref></ref><ref></ref> Bass player Stefan Olsdal also confirmed for "Billboard" that the band would return to the studio in 2012 to record the follow-up to "Battle for the Sun". From April to September 2012, Placebo toured Europe.<ref></ref> The band canceled a concert during an Austrian festival due to Molko's health problems, leaving the stage after only one song.<ref></ref>  In August 2012, Molko revealed on Italy's Rai Radio 2 that a new single titled "B3" would be released in September.<ref></ref> A five-track EP titled "B3" was released in October 2012.<ref></ref> It was reissued on 10" vinyl for Record Store Day 2013.<ref></ref>  During the "Battle for the Sun" tour, Molko and Olsdal both stated on various occasions that they were working on material for the next studio album.<ref></ref>  On 21 May 2013, Placebo announced the release of their seventh studio album, "Loud Like Love", and confirmed a tour of the United Kingdom in December.<ref name = "loudlikelove"></ref> On 12 July, the band released a lyric video for the song "Too Many Friends", the first single on the new album,<ref></ref> with the official music video being subsequently released in August and featuring author Bret Easton Ellis.<ref></ref>  Produced by Adam Noble, the album was released on 16 September 2013 in five different formats.<ref name = "loudlikelovetv"></ref> The same day, Placebo streamed live a 90-minute show, "Loud Like Love TV", on their official YouTube channel.