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The MAGA crowd is unhappy with Bad Bunny being chosen for the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show and is considering a counter-performance by Creed, supported by influencers like Jack Posobiec, though no official plans have been announced.
The Syracuse amphitheater has added two rock concerts to its 2025 lineup. Creed, with special guests 3 Doors Down and Mammoth WVH, will perform on July 11 as part of their "Return of the Summer of '99" tour. Coheed and Cambria and Mastodon will co-headline a concert on May 30, with Periphery opening. Tickets go on sale December 13 via Live Nation. Syracuse is the only Upstate New York stop for Creed's tour.
CREED has announced an extension of their "Summer Of '99" tour with 23 additional North American dates in July and August 2025, featuring support from 3 DOORS DOWN, DAUGHTRY, MAMMOTH WVH, and BIG WRECK. The tour, produced by Live Nation, follows a successful 2024 run and will include performances in major cities across the U.S. and Canada. Tickets go on sale in December 2023, with VIP packages available. The band, which has sold over 53 million albums worldwide, continues to attract a new generation of fans.
Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon humorously recreated Creed's "With Arms Wide Open" on "The Tonight Show," donning wigs and costumes reminiscent of the band's frontman, Scott Stapp. The comedic performance included a pre-taped music video where they sang passionately and discovered snacks hidden in each other's jackets. This skit coincides with Creed's recent resurgence and reunion tour, which has introduced the band to a new generation of fans.
Multi-platinum rock band CREED has extended its "Summer Of '99" tour with the "Are You Ready?" tour, featuring special guests 3 DOORS DOWN, MAMMOTH WVH, and FINGER ELEVEN in select cities. The band's unprecedented resurgence has led to sold-out dates, a viral EDM remix, and a nationwide marketing campaign. The tour will kick off in November and tickets will be available starting February 6. The band's guitarist, Mark Tremonti, expressed excitement about the overwhelmingly positive response to the reunion and hinted at the possibility of new music.
Paramount Plus released a surreal Super Bowl commercial featuring Drew Barrymore, Patrick Stewart, and others stuck on a snowy mountaintop, attempting to figure out how to get down. The ad includes a surprise appearance by Creed members Scott Stapp and Mark Tremonti, who perform "Higher" as Stewart throws Arnold from Hey Arnold off the mountain. The commercial marks Stewart's return to the Paramount Plus Super Bowl spot and follows last year's ad featuring Sylvester Stallone, Dora the Explorer, and Beavis and Butt-Head.
Paramount+ released its Super Bowl commercial featuring Patrick Stewart singing with Creed while attempting to conquer the Paramount mountain, alongside appearances by Drew Barrymore, Jeff Probst, Hey Arnold!, and the Halo guy, all greenscreened together.
Huntley, a blues-rocker from Virginia, was crowned the winner of Season 24 of NBC's The Voice after performing Creed's "Higher" in the finale. The 33-year-old father of two impressed the coaches throughout the season with his powerful performances of rock songs, including hits by The Black Crowes, Hootie & The Blowfish, Bon Jovi, and The Beatles. Huntley's win coincides with Creed's upcoming reunion shows and North American tour in 2024.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joshua Dobbs, who has been on a winning streak since being traded, gained attention on social media after dueting a TikTok post featuring a Star Wars fan singing Creed's "Higher" chorus. Dobbs incorporated a highlight reel of his own touchdown into the video, referencing the Vikings' tradition of listening to Creed in the locker room. The viral post caught the attention of Creed lead singer Scott Stapp, completing the intersection of sports, 2000s pop culture, and Star Wars.
Multi-platinum rock band Creed has announced their first reunion tour in over a decade, titled the "Summer of '99 Tour." The tour will span 40 North American cities, starting in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on July 17 and concluding in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Sept. 28. Finger Eleven will open for Creed throughout the tour, with guest appearances by 3 Doors Down, Daughtry, Switchfoot, Tonic, and Big Wreck at select shows. Presale tickets are available starting Tuesday, and general tickets will be available starting Friday.
Creed has announced a 2024 North American reunion tour, titled the "Summer of '99 Tour," marking their first outing in 12 years. The 40-city trek will feature 3 Doors Down as direct support on most dates, with Finger Eleven opening all shows. The tour will kick off in July and run through September, with select concerts featuring Daughtry, Switchfoot, Tonic, or Big Wreck. The announcement comes after Creed's music was used as a rallying cry for the Texas Rangers during the World Series.
Creed is reuniting for their first performances in over a decade to headline the Summer of '99 Cruise in 2024. The band, along with other hit-making bands from the era such as 3 Doors Down and Buckcherry, will perform aboard the Norwegian Pearl from April 18th to April 22nd. Fans can sign up for pre-sale now, with the first 500 cabins booked securing a photo opportunity with Creed. The cruise will also feature activities with various musicians and a Y2K Countdown theme party.
Gucci's parent company, Kering, is acquiring luxury perfume maker Creed in a bid to expand its luxury empire. The acquisition will add to Kering's portfolio of high-end brands, which includes Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Bottega Veneta. Creed, known for its high-end fragrances, will continue to operate independently under the leadership of its current CEO.