Creed

I've been wanting to see CREED since the 90's. I'm giving it four stars only because whoever was in charge of sound, didn't do the best job. When they came out, we could barely hear Scott sing and talk. They eventually got it better and Creed did not disappoint. They are Amazing and I was able to experience it with my children and best friends.

Connecticut - Xfinity show was my 4th Creed concert this month. A bit obsessed maybe? Possible. I mean how many bands can disappear off the face of the earth and reemerge on fire like this. I have yet to see four generations of a crowd singing a 25 year old song in unison -- is it magic, spiritual or a country yearning for unity and this band is here to offer that to them even if it's just for a short time. The go away with the memory of sharing that experience with their parents, children and perhaps grandkids who seem to like rock music, go figure. The came, they delivered...left the crowd wanting more where they converged to the parking lot to continue to sing (not great) and dance to their legendary "One last breath" song...only authenticity brings about that kind of response from 4 generations at once. Should we call Guinness? Now, as far as the theatre is concerned? The location is chaotic, the parking is a mess, the police officers seem like they are working a country club. Their direction was not only unclear but, conflicted with the way they were directing traffic...to clarify, they advised people to wait in an area for rideshare that had no address, poor lighting, poor traffic signage and to add to the chaos...every rideshare spoken to said the police officers were no even allowing them to go to the area where they directed people to go to await their ride. Some kind of sick joke? possibly, certainly annoyed me. That was the imperfect ending to what could have been an almost perfect evening. Now, I understand why I am definitely not aq concert person. More drama than I would normally care to deal with...just thought I would be an artist support from a distance. Is that so difficult to get?

I thought that was the best concert in 2024 their reunion tour was awesome Sevendust was great as well two bands that are close friends never had disappointed me I thought Morgan Rose hit the drums like and animal but I am kind sad that Clint Lowery wasn't there he is one of my top 10 favortie guitarist Lajon Witherspoon had gotten emotional talking about his passed friend Lynn Strait RIP LYNN. Creed was awesome as well Scott was an awesome singer he never made me rethink his vocals are just purely a god given talent ROCK ON

Another great show, and #Creed delivers a great message. I still say Mark Tremonti is the most talented guitarist in a band formed after 1990. He’s amazing. Scott Stapp’s vocals were as good as ever. Catch their show if you can. Well worth it. The backing track used for the duration of the Sevendust set was painfully loud. Ruined their sound. All you could hear was that bass. Barely and vocals, drums or guitars could be discerned. Sad, because I like them, had never seen them and was looking forward to hearing them.

The venue, Brookshire Grocery Arena, was excellent and there was not a bad seat in the house. We were at the very top row and still thoroughly enjoyed the show. Creed sounded amazing and it was a great nostalgic blast to the past. The arena also made the sound really good. It was a very positive vibe from both Creed and Three Doors Down. I highly recommend going to this show. Creed has not missed a beat!!

This is my first time seeing Vreed at dickies arena and 4th'5th time overall they always put on an amazing show fans singing along class acts band and never disappoints authentic with who they are and how the use their music to speak through life's up and downs to connect us and bridge unity so glad they put on these two different tours this year summer of 99 and the are you ready tour

I drove 5 hours down to Oklahoma City to see the show and was very happy with the experience. I'm not the biggest Creed fan, more so went for 3 Doors Down. I ended up getting my tickets from my wife because she was unable to go and was surprised because I didn't remember Creeds music being so hard. It was a good show that I'm glad you to have seen.

Creed was amazing. Great energy and the songs are as good as ever. My only complaint is they completely ignored their fourth album, Full Circle. There are great songs on it and I was really hoping to hear at least one of two from that one. I realize there's only so much time to play, but they could have easily cut 3 Doors Down's set time (they played for 70 minutes) and added a couple songs to their set.

Creed was absolutely outstanding. A mix between High Energy, Big stage presence and a Big top Revival show. Instrumentals were loud, driving and dynamic. Vocal were so powerful and they had the entire place on their feet. A super high intensity rock n roll show. Don't ever miss seeing these guys in concert, a show that shouldn't be missed. Scott Stapp was in fantastic shape both physical and vocally.

The venue sucked! No water bottles to buy hella thirsty for a wait from 1pm show to wait out 9hrs in the 95 degree weather got skin burn, they didnt allow sunscreen to be brought in, yet they were selling inside, no,not a friendly easy venue. Witness 2 ladies passed out of HEATSTROKE.Then after the show parking lot, lots of people leaving even before creed came out! The parking lot to exit just ONE LANE! RIDICULOUSLY waited 2hrs to move out to frwy. 3 doors down that guy was singing boring songs making us wait for the songs we wanted to hear. Almost left too, really uncomfortable. The drinks were warm not even cold. Never again attend a 1pm show outhere at glen helen san Bernardino unless it starts at 7pm in the summer. Beware of heat it can be really uncomfortable and not easy to withstand. Hydrate!hydrate before heading out!

The show was EXCELLENT!! Creed was one of THE BEST shows I have ever seen. Three Doors Down was fucking awesome too. Sadly, I missed Finger Eleven because they were only on for 30 minutes and their parking staff for main parking sucks shit through a straw (FUCK TOYOTA AMPHITHEATER!!) !! The part of the show I didn't like was the constant harassment by the Toyota Amphitheater staff. A guy checked my ticket and barcode and gave me a bracelet, but told me I couldn't take my 16-oz water bottle to the pit. That I had to pour it into an oversized glass that was well above 16-oz that I really didn't want to manhandle for the whole show. I asked him if I could chug it and keep the bottle so I could refill it later, and he said no. What kind of ret***** ass shit is that? Why even allow them into the venue, then? It's basically saying, "You don't have to buy concessions, you can just fill your water bottles if you're thirsty, but not if you're paying for the more expensive pit tickets or front sections, then you can't bring a water bottle and you have to buy something if you're thirsty. After the guy went to move on to the next person and some d*** b**** kept going "SIR !! HE HASNT CHECKED YOUR TICKET YET !!" If I had a bracelet, I'm pretty sure that means it has been checked !! Plus, they're a "Cashless Venue," which is g** as f***. Oh, and they're pieces of s*** price-gougers that charge tax on merch, which is a no-sale for me. Then they harass all of the drivers out in the Uber and Lyft zone who are waiting for good rides so they don't take most rides and people are stuck out there for hours. I hope all of their inbred employees get hit by drunk drivers and die.

This is the second time I've seen Creed. The first time was at the Irvine Amphitheater right after they had released their album called Full Circle. They sounded awesome that time, but this time they sounded great. I don't know if it's because they were more mature, the anticipation of almost 15 years in the making, or what, but they did great. Last time I was able to take my son with me, he was very little, barely 9 years old. Even though he had heard me listen to their music, it didn't make sense to him at that time other than the beginning guitar riff of "One last breath". I remember him saying "....I like that song". My camera didn't work so we couldn't take a picture, but I do remember him being there with me... That is the most important part. This time I was able to take him again, this time he understands all the songs, but more importantly which ones are more dear to my heart.... specially "With arms wide open". He was born in 2000. When I came out of the hospital to go home, shower, and get a few things for my wife, I got in the car. Maybe I hadn't paid much attention to that song in the past, maybe it hadn't been released yet, I don't know. The one thing I know is that when I got in the car and turned the radio on, the radio station started playing "With arms wide open". I didn't move from the spot I was parked at, listened to the entire song, then realized that the lyrics of the song had more meaning to me at that moment.....a memory, that would last forever, had just been created. It's a memory that I had shared with him and knows it all well....my family knows it as well. It's funny, this concert on 08/31/24 during the entire concert I was standing up by one of the rails close to the seats. He was sitting down the whole time along with my wife (his Mom), and his girlfriend. I didn't expect it, but as soon as the band started playing "With arms wide open came" my son came to me, hugged me and said "I'm here Dad"... we then began crying and singing along together..... amazingly enough, another instant memory engraved in my heart that will last forever. I realized my son understood how dear that song is to me. We enjoyed the rest of the concert standing up next to each other. None the less Scott, Mark, Brian, Scott and Eric did great. I'm glad Eric is still hanging around. You guys are a band dear to my heart for many reasons. Many of us have troubled times in our lives. Some of us make it to the other side alive, but not without showing the deep scars of what went through. I am glad that after 30 years you guys are still together. I know it hasn't been easy, for some of you, in your personal life, or as a band. Maybe we all have learned, mature and realized there is a better road to take. Guys, let's make our best years and great memories yet to come. I'll see you around. Luis Garcia

Creed was amazing! By far one of my favorite concerts to see. So much energy in crowd and on stage. Venue on the other hand. Very disappointing. With severe weather coming they took no precautions of setting up early in the morning to get all acts to play sooner before thunderstorms. Went to arena toot to see Def Leppard and journey in Chicago. They moved concert a hour earlier and everyone played their full set. Also leaving parking lot was chaotic. Millinial staff was not directing traffic at all. Complete chaos. Lastly spent $50 on a shirt and fits like trash. Another goodwill donation. What a waste!!!!

So I’m rating it 5stars only because what happened was sadly out of their control. 3 1/2 stars would be my “real” rating. Not because it was a bad concert or anything, Creed put on an AMAZING SHOW. Would totally tell everyone and their momma to go see them once. Why it’s 3 1/2 in my book is because of the Storm that rolled through. It’s killed 3 Doors Down set, I was MEGA heart broken. They got I think 4 songs in and then announced “Sorry, that’s all we can play.” UGH! Lol, concert was delayed for a bit but then Creed was able to preform their set in its entirety thankfully. Would’ve loved if 3 Doors Down could’ve came back and played more, but it is what it is.

Creed was awesome! The show was great and Oak Mountain Amphitheater is one of the best places I've been to see a show! The staff is friendly and helpful. However, I purchased diamond tickets through VIP Nation for a meet and greet, sound check party VIP package with merch. I drove from Florida to Alabama, over 200 miles to attend this once in a lifetime (for me) event. We arrived at the park late due to circumstances beyond my control. An accident happened and we missed the M&G party and couldn't get our merch. I contacted VIP Nation and they were unwilling to help me. I paid over $2,000 for 2 VIP packages and only got to see 1 show! I will never buy anything through them again!

The band was awesome so great to hear all the great Creed songs again and the band! However the VIP experience was too sterile and controlled by VIPNation - too many rules and dragged out all day long. Been a Creed fan for over 24 years and been to many shows so finally got VIP to get a photo with the band. That was disappointing too- was told to only fist pump and stand where told and move on. Was not personal at all! Especially for price paid. The sound check was fine by Creed but Nation once again was treating us like school age children with their rules. Wouldn’t even let a gentleman go use the restroom. Took away from the experience which we were pretty excited about but was so disappointing! But the show was great- Creed and 3 Doors Down were awesome! Won’t buy another VIP with Live nation - some of the guides were also jerks and made the experience lame too. Not worth $$$. The bands need to be more personal with their fans and leave corporate LiveNation out of their Meet and greets and sound checks!

This was much better than I could have imagined. The crowd was so into it that Scott Stapp was overwhelmed. Tremont as usual was above par but they were tight and a stage show that had screens Pyro and layers. They went all in, you would never know it was 14 years since they last played live. Going to see them in November at Scotiabank.

Great show 3 doors down let finger elven play paralyze which was really cool.Finger elven got cut out of the show cause of a rain delay so seeing them was cool and then at 8:45 creed show up and then a gust of wind came right when they came on the was fucking amazing and the fact that 19 thousand people where there made the atmosphere a lot better I rate the concert a 10/10 🔥🔥 creed still fucking rocks 🔥🤘

Creed was OUTSTANDING!!! Their performance was electric - they sounded so good! They were engaging with the audience and their happiness and comradery shone through. I have been a fan since 1997, and I love them even more now! The venue was also very comfortable - the best outside venue I have ever been to. The seats were roomy, padded, had cup holders, and the arms lifted up. Three Doors down was amazing, too! Unfortunately, Finger Eleven did not perform due to incoming inclement weather; but, Three Doors Down was gracious enough to let them perform one song - Paralyzer!! It was banging!!! The whole night was magical!!!

When we bought our very expensive tickets, we thought we were seeing three doors down and tonic. Instead, the opening act were bands. I was not familiar with. This was highly disappointing! Creed was absolutely amazing! The sound and light show was fabulous. I was super impressed. I was a little surprised when Scott said, before he started singing a song, that our country needs to go back to prayer and God. I think he probably should’ve not said that even though they are a Christian band! I could tell that people were not a big fan of that comment. Other than that, I would see them over and over and over! And Scott, you are a hottie!