Creed Tickets

Best show by far at the Hard Rock runs a close race to Heart .....my 2 favortie bands...

WOWW! EROCK, MARK, SCOTT THE ENTIERE CONCERT WAS THE BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN. EVE TO ADAM VERY GOOD GREAT SOUND COOL GUYS. EROCK AND MARK GAVE US SO MANY GUITAR PICS! SO AWSOME I WAS CLOSE ENOUGH TO SHAKE ALL THIER HANDS AND AND EVEN SPEAK TO THEM. I ALMOST PASSED OUT WHEN SCOTT SAID THANK YOU SHOOK MY HAND AND BLEW US A KISS OMG!

Creed delivered! Performance was amazing and more than expected. However, sound system was deficient and prevented us from hearing over 1/2 the lyrics. Did not need or appreciate the MORON local radio station DJ who got up to introduce band yelling f' word at crowd. Completely inappropriate and will chose to not listen to that radio station.

was great to see Creed. I loved it. I was about 15 feet from the stage. Best performance I have seen in a long time.

It was great they did the album theme but I wish they would have chose "Weathered" instead. So many underplayed songs on there. Could have added from Weathered as they did a few other songs

On a balmy Monday evening, music fans flocked to the Grandstand at Seaside Park in Ventura to catch Creed. The multi-platinum selling band is in the midst of a national tour and in fine form musically, putting their hearts into a generous set for thousands of fair attendees. The aural assault may have surprised some fans most familiar with the hit single "With Arms Wide Open" -- but make no mistake, this is a band that can crank out some heavy metal. Even from dozens of rows back, the drums could pound your chest with every beat. Lead singer Scott Stapp worked hard and his voice sounded at full strength -- almost always matching their original recordings going back to the 1990s. Vocal problems that received some attention within the last few years were nowhere to be seen. Bandmembers all played well and, other than Stapp, mostly kept a low profile... the only exception being when guitarist Mark Tremonti came out front for the occasional guitar solo. The set was heavily weighted toward tracks from the group's first two albums, with just three songs added from "Weathered" and one from their latest, 2009's "Full Circle". One notable highlight was a tight, high-energy and enthusiastic "Unforgiven". The band's radio singles were largely toward the end of the set -- but all were included to please the casual fan. From the center section of the crowd the sound was generally good, but the choice of video cuts and camera views displayed on the single screen was sub-par. The feed would switch inexplicably in the middle of solos, and one camera skipped frames on occasion as if victimized by a bad Internet connection. Most attendees could get close enough that the video wasn't needed, as not all seats were filled. Fans appeared well-behaved and respectful, with a majority staying through the encore, and displayed a remarkable variation in ages from small children to seniors. Creed's music is low on curse words and peppered with religious references, but Stapp's between-tunes commentary was low on both -- including several reflective, personal remarks. The band took a hiatus earlier this decade, but seemed pretty happy to be together and the crowd was pleased as well!

To see a great band in a smaller theater was something i will always remember. That will be hard to top.

We saw 2 bands ahead of creed. Great seats .. The steps at house if blues was NOT fun but creed was awesome

Great concert, this band are true pros... Venue is good size and atmosphere, with nice bar across the street for those waiting for Creed to take the stage. You could really get up close and enjoy the show. All of the guys were enthusiastic and gave their all plus a bit more. All you can ask from a rock n roll band!

I've been to see Creed 6 times now and they still rock the house! The venue was excellent. Even though we were halfway up the balcony, it felt like we were right above the stage.