What´s happen with Creed?
 

When will be the next album?

they way things look right now....a year at the least

What happened?Were they inprisoned for noise pollution???
i must say: A YEAR IS NOT ENAUGH!They deserve at least 15.
What's wrong with the American laws?

well for all we know it could be 15 (but i doubt it unless theyre done writing music)

Creed are great, but according some information on dutch MTV a while ago, the singer Scott Stapp, is addicted to cocaïne. So I think it takes a while before a new album comes. If there comes one.

I agree!! Well said! :lol:

Tash

If they never make another album, I'd be perfectly happy. I liked the song "Higher" and that was about it. From there, they've been completely overplayed & overhyped here and I'm so sick of them that I could never hear a Creed song again and be happy.

I heard they have an album coming out in January, that Tremonti put off solo work to work on. Stapp's addicted to cocaine, huh? I'm not really suprised, but I bet it turns out to be just a rumor.

Adrian

u'd be surprised how many musicians r on coke and i'm talking about guys i've played with in bars all the way up to the top.

the thing with coke is that the high only lasts about 10-15 minutes so u can do a line and go out in half an hour and do a show or an interview and appear fine.

got into a big debate in philosophy once about music and drugs and pretty much everyone was saying just because ur in a band doesnt mean u should be taking drugs but these people work alot more than most people realise, all we see are the shows and the limo's.

i asked my teacher how often she dranka nd she said she had a bottle of wine every night after work cos it stressed her out. i said yeah and i bet most other teachers here do the same so it's not much different between u having a bottle of wine and liam gallagher having a toke or doing a line.

fair enough they';re illegal and booze isn;t but i was just pointing out that everyone has their little addiction s and ways of dealing with work and stress just so happens most musicians we see can afford to deal with it by more expensive means.