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Creed's hugely popular comeback tour is rolling through the United States and Canada right now and nostalgia doesn't really explain the scale of demand this time. In fact, Mark Tremonti tells us ...
Welcome back, Creed! One of the biggest acts of the late '90s and early 2000s is back with plans to headline the "Summer of '99" cruise next year. The band had three major albums over the course ...
Creed’s debut album, “My Own Prison,” released in 1997, was a massive success that propelled the band into the spotlight. The album was independently produced and released, showcasing the ...
The band was started by Stapp and Tremonti, who had been high school classmates and friends at Florida State University. Creed burst onto the scene with their debut album “My Own Prison ...
The lineup change comes a week after 3 Doors Down singer Brad Arnold announced that he has stage 4 kidney cancer that spread ...
We are in the thick of the Creed renaissance ... only heightened by the fact that their multi-million-selling second album Human Clay turns 25 next week. Speaking to this writer for Classic ...
Creed is a band that hasn’t released a new studio album in 15 years and has spent most of that decade and a half as the butt of internet jokes. By industry standards, Creed was, at least until ...
What’s more, the band’s 2004 greatest hits album has been re-released and charted well on multiple rock genres. Guitarist Mark Tremonti offered his take on why Creed is enjoying this renewed w ...
Hit songs chronicle important events in the band's personal lives ... It has to be special – Creed doesn't want to put out an album just for the sake of it. "It can't be forced," co-lyricist ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) — Creed, the late 1990s post ...
Ticket demand for the band's just-launched reunion tour makes ... certain he wouldn’t be for long — when Creed started in the mid-’90s, more than half a lifetime ago.
But then again, a band that sold more than 50 million albums is never going to fade away like a one-hit wonder. Creed opened with two of the heaviest songs in the catalog starting with "Bullets ...