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Creed is a multi-platinum rock band formed in Tallahassee, Florida in 1994. The band, comprising lead vocalist Scott Stapp, Mark Tremonti (guitar/vocals), Brian Marshall (bass), and Scott Phillips (drums), has sold over 53 million albums worldwide. Their 1999 album Human Clay — which features the hit single "With Arms Wide Open" — is one of the best-selling albums of all time in the U.S. "With Arms Wide Open" topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song in 2001. The post-grunge act disbanded in 2004, but have reunited twice: In 2009, they reunited to release their fourth album Full Circle and embark on multiple tours. Creed reunited for a second time in July 2023, and will embark on a massive run of tour dates in 2024.
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Creed 2025 Tour Dates:
Check out an average Creed setlist before you see them live.
Creed headed out on the third leg of their Summer of '99 Tour in July 2025. After kicking off in Lexington, Kentucky on July 9, the tour traveled across the United States and Canada through late August.
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The third leg of Creed’s Summer of '99 Tour began on July 9 at the Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
The following artists opened for Creed on select tour dates:
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The show was good. It took a long time for the crowd to get moving. They sounded great and the vocals were great. Scott has to remember that the events from the past will be long lived. I am not sure if creed will ever hit there old highs. Time will tell. Rtabby
The concert was excellent. This is the first time that I have watched both Skillet and Creed. I would have to say that Skillet had the most energy and brought 100% right from the start. Creed was amazing but the first half of the show seemed a little rough. Maybe they had to play for a bit before they found their groove. Either way, both bands were absolutely amazing
Ok so it's been several years since we have seen Creed out on the road.. if you have seen them in the past... you need to see them now.. and if you have never seen them... you ned to see them now! You will see the world is full of "Creed haters" but if you look at the performance these guys gave on Tuesday... the heart and passion that went into it.. the genuine and SINCERE thanks he gave the audience.. I drove 7 hours from Canada to see this show... and I can certainly tell you CREED LOVES MINNEAPOLIS... they spent 3 days in your wonderful city... took in the awesome Vikings game... and were truly touched by those who came out to see them! If you missed it.. you missed a helluva good show!!
Our first time to DTE and it was truly amazing. Creed put on an amazing show. We were in the front row and loved every minute of it. Scott Stapp doesn't have the "rough" voice that he used to which was too bad. But, his effort was an A+ without a doubt. Awesome concert for sure!!!!
From the opening cord by Tremonti to the final note by Stapp, this concert rocked. Stapp was happy, energetic and sounded absolutely amazing. Him and Tremonti seemed to have burried the hatchet and were observed to be smiling at each other throughout the show. All band members seemed to thouroughly be enjoying themselves. Overcome is a great new track! Finishing the 3 set encore with Higher -- Awesome