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“I went from sleeping on a mattress to playing arenas inside two years”: Creed’s rise and fall was fast, but now, thanks to the TikTok generation, they’re selling more tickets than ever

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“I went from sleeping on a mattress to playing arenas inside two years”: Creed’s rise and fall was fast, but now, thanks to the TikTok generation, they’re selling more tickets than ever

Twenty-five years ago the Human Clay album put Creed on top of the world, but it was the calm before the storm

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