Creed News

A few weeks ago, I penned an article about the reunion of a band that many in the music world love to hate: Creed.

Creed 's first album in eight years, Full Circle , debuted at Number Two on the Billboard album chart on Wednesday , selling 110,000 copies in its first week of release.

To the surprise of probably nobody, Michael Jackson's "This Is It" will debut atop the Billboard 200 albums chart released Wednesday with an eye-popping 373,000 copies according to Nielsen SoundScan -- the fifth-best sales week for an album in the U.S. this year.

Meanwhile, back in the mainstream... In 2006, Creed's hilarious frontman and Jesus-as-a-Chippendale-Dancer figure Scott Stapp told Mark Binelli from Rolling Stone about his near-suicide three years before: One evening, after polishing off a bottle of Jack Daniel's, [Stapp] removed two firearms from his collection.

Good evening, Mid-Michigan! And welcome to a super-scary edition of the ABC12 Listening Room blog! You're a dynamite audience, and you deserve to give yourself a round of applause, let's go! As promised, I have returned from a little self-imposed hiatus from the world of rock 'n' roll.

Full Circle Review Posted by Daniel Wilcox on 11.02.2009 If you've just come to see how bad this, you're going to be sorely disappointed.

This week, amid some hullabaloo over whether they're actually " good ," Creed released an album.

Creed have unequivocally not returned with an album that will make you reconsider their merits as a band.

A four-storey fall from a hotel balcony in 2006 gave CREED star SCOTT STAPP his life back, according to the rocker himself.

Scott Stapp and Creed are making a comeback tour. The most contentious philosophical debate among professional music critics this decade has involved the conflicting ideas of rockism and poptimism.

Reading Jonah Weiner 's Creed encomium yesterday reminded me that when "Higher" hit the airwaves in 1999 as the first single from Creed's Human Clay , I knew on first listen that I had to learn that song.

Despite most of the country being overweight, fat politicians face a disadvantage against skinnier, fitter opponents.

If you're someone like me who wastes at least 37 hours a day online, you are no doubt familiar with Slate, the online magazine founded by Microsoft and now owned by the online publishing arm of the Washington Post Company.

Under the Scalpel 10.22.09: Creed, Depeche Mode, More Posted by Mark Ingoldsby on 10.22.2009 Creed's comeback single is an improvement, but unfortunately still features "Stapphonics." Depeche Mode's main vocalist is back from the dead and contributing more than just his voice.

In 1997, an unknown Florida hard-rock group called Creed spent $6,000 to make its debut album, My Own Prison .

IRISH rock megastars U2 will be the first band to stream an entire concert on YouTube this Sunday, creating another platform to interact with fans and break musical ground.

For Kali Gonzales, Sunday night was a chance to see one of her favorite groups reunited after a nearly five-year breakup.

Ever so often a movement comes along with the power and magnetism to speak for a generation, to carry the cultural burden of a revolution, to carry on its shoulders the hopes and dreams of a decade.

Published: Friday, October 16, 2009 at 5:12 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, October 16, 2009 at 10:25 p.m. ATLANTA In late 2007 Scott Stapp, the frontman of the rock band Creed, walked into the bathroom of his Boca Raton home, grabbed a razor and did the unthinkable: He shaved his head.

This photoshop never gets old. In case you've forgotten, that ridiculously cheap Creed show at the Sommet Center is tonight.