Creed Tickets

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Creed Tour Dates

We currently have a very high level of ticketing availability for all upcoming Creed tour dates, so why not check out what amazing deals you can score today?

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Creed Concert Tickets

Tickets for Creed concerts can be on the expensive side, which is unsurprising given the band's enduring popularity. However, at SeatPick, you'll always be able to access the best-value deals online, not least because we cover all ticketing types, from general admission to VIP and hospitality packages for those who want to upgrade their Creed concert-going experience. We also have a variety of tickets available at face value.

Creed 2024

Creed fans will no doubt be thrilled by the news that their heroes are back on the road, and in 2024, they are set to play an expansive series of dates across North America.

This is part of their Summer of 99 Tour, which sees them play alongside a number of top-quality support acts, including very special guests 3 Doors Down. Details of all upcoming shows can be found here, along with the countless ticketing opportunities for each.

Among the biggest Creed shows in 2024 are their dates at the Resch Center in Green Bay, which kicks off Creed's summer dates, the MN Treasure Island Amphitheater in Welch, the United Home Loans Amphitheater in Virginia Beach, the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Houston, Texas, the AL Oak Mountain Amphitheatre at Heritage Park, Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena in Atlantic City, the Bell Centre in Montreal, the USANA Amphitheatre in West Valley City, Utah, the Simmons Bank Arena in Little Rock, Arkansas, the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut and the Great Jones County Fair in Monticello, Iowa.

As and when new dates are announced, you'll find them added here immediately, helping to keep you ahead of the curve and at the front of the ticketing queue.

Creed History

Creed was formed in 1994 in Tallahassee, Florida, by singer Scott Stapp and guitarist Mark Tremonti, who had been friends since childhood.

They were soon joined by bassist Brian Marshall, drummer Scott Phillips, and Brian Brasher (whose involvement in the band was admittedly brief).

Def Leppard, U2, The Door, and Led Zeppelin are among the band's many cited influences, and their Christian religious beliefs are often apparent in their lyrics.

My Own Prison

The band released their debut album, My Own Prison, in 1997, and it was a relative success, albeit nothing compared to the heights they would soon hit. The album spawned a number of successful singles, including the title track, Torn, What's This Life For and One.

With Arms Wide Open

1999 saw Creed release their second studio album, with Human Clay flying to the top of the US Billboard Albums chart and selling over 11 million copies in the United States alone.

Singles Higher and and What If did well before With Arms Wide Open proved an astonishing hit, going to number one in the US and charting well across Europe and also doing well in the UK.

The record put Creed well and truly on the mainstream map.

It remains the most successful of all Creed studio albums. In 2001 the band released Weathered, another chart-topping album, which showed the band's ability to continue to remain at the very top of their game.

My Sacrifice and One Last Breath both reached the top ten in the US and by this point Creed live were one of the biggest touring bands on the planet, playing to massive crowds around the world.

Break Up and Reunion

In 2004, Creed split up, but they ultimately reformed in 2009 and released their fourth studio album, Full Circle. This album secured good commercial and critical success, and the singles Overcome and Rain both charted in the United States and elsewhere.

They split up once again in 2012 before getting back together a decade later.

Grammy Award Winners

Creed have sold over 50 million records worldwide and earned a range of accolades over the years; these include a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song for With Arms Wide Open in 2001 and after more than ten years apart, they came back to tour again in 2024 to much interest from their large and loyal fanbase.

Back On The Road

Creed events remain hugely popular, and the band is as tight as ever. Fans who want to make sure they get to see Creed on their latest tour would do well to make the most of the amazing deals available via SeatPick sooner rather than later.