One of Hallyday's later concerts, "100% Johnny: Live à la tour Eiffel" in 2000, attracted an audience of 500,000 and 9.5 million television viewers (the show was broadcast live on French TV). In December 2005, Hallyday had his third number-one single on the French SNEP singles chart since its establishment in 1984, "Mon plus beau Noël" (after "Tous ensemble" and "Marie"), dedicated to his adopted daughter Jade. Shortly before announcing his retirement from touring in 2007, he released a blues-flavored album, "Le Cœur d'un homme". In addition to the lead single "Always", "Le Cœur d'un homme" features "T'aimer si mal", a duet with blues musician Taj Mahal and "I Am the Blues", an English-language song (uncharacteristically for Hallyday) written by U2's lead singer Bono. His next album, "Ça ne finira jamais", released in 2008, another No. 1 on the French album chart, and its lead single, "Ça n'finira jamais", also reached No. 1. Hallyday's album "Tour 66: Stade de France 2009" was a live set recorded at Stade de France during his farewell tour. In 2011 Hallyday released album "Jamais seul", recorded with Matthieu Chedid, and started touring again. In 2012 he gave concerts in different countries, including Russia, and released the album "L'Attente". Later Hallyday released two live albums, "On Stage" and "Born Rocker Tour" (a recording of his 70th anniversary concerts in Bercy and Theatre de Paris). Albums named "Rester Vivant" and "De L'Amour" were released in 2014 and 2015 respectively. In 2015–2016 Hallyday had the "Rester Vivant" Tour. A concert in Brussels was released as a live album in 2016.