Whatever Happened To Creed's Scott Stapp?

In 2009, years after disbanding, Scott Stapp and Creed decided to try again with a tour and a new album, "Full Circle," but the reunion was a near-complete bust.The tour failed to excite fans, even with dirt-cheap ticket prices. Tickets for a local Creed show dropped to just 75 cents, and even then, the crowd

In 2009, years after disbanding, Scott Stapp and Creed decided to try again with a tour and a new album, "Full Circle," but the reunion was a near-complete bust. The tour failed to excite fans, even with dirt-cheap ticket prices. Tickets for a local Creed show dropped to just 75 cents, and even then, the crowd was sparse, to say the least. As The Birmingham News described it: "Audience members were distributed into two smallish groups on the floor, and scattered amid the lower and upper tiers." For a band with their history, that's just plain embarrassing.

Speaking of albums, "Full Circle" delivered mediocre sales at best. Billboard reported "Circle" sold 110,000 copies in its first week, compared to 887,000 for Creed's 2001 album, "Weathered." Even factoring in that fewer people buy albums every year, that's bad. By 2010, the band had effectively split up again, and an attempted 2012 album never materialized. Stapp told Billboard in 2014, "... when the time's right in the next year-and-a-half, I'm expecting some new Creed music," and in 2017, he made similar comments to Alternative Revolt.

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