Creed’s tour set to roll through October
Creed--which has been on tour for much of the year to support its multi-platinum 2001 release, “Weathered"--has firmed up its itinerary into late October.
Creed--which has been on tour for much of the year to support its multi-platinum 2001 release, “Weathered"--has firmed up its itinerary into late October.
The group is auctioning off general-admission pit tickets for most stops on the tour; auction proceeds will benefit Stapp’s With Arms Wide Open Foundation. Additional shows will be added to the charity auction as tickets go on sale to the general public.
The first North American leg of the Florida-based rock band’s tour took place in January and February, and was followed by dates in Australia and New Zealand.
The tour had been scheduled to resume in late April, but those dates were pushed back to mid-July after Creed frontman Scott Stapp was injured in a car accident.
The video for Creed’s single “My Sacrifice” is nominated for an MTV Video Music Award in the Rock Video of the Year category. The awards ceremony takes place on Aug. 29.
“Weathered," Creed’s chart-topping third album, was released in November and sold about 887,000 copies during its first week out. The album spent its first eight weeks of release in the No. 1 slot on the Billboard 200 album chart, and in January was certified multi-platinum for shipping 5 million copies in the U.S.
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