Scott Stapp, the lead singer of the Grammy-winning band Creed, delivered an electrifying performance at the 2023 Foothills Festival in downtown Jasper. The crowd went wild as Stapp and his solo band took the stage, filling the traditional roles of Mark Tremonti, Scott Phillips, and Brian Marshall.
The setlist featured all the beloved hits from Creed’s discography, including their debut hit “My Own Prison” and the crowd-favorite “My Sacrifice.” While Stapp did include a taste of his solo work in the performance, the show was undoubtedly a Creed experience at heart.
From the moment he was introduced by WJLX’s Brett Elmore to his final bow, Stapp mesmerized the audience with a combination of non-stop energy and heartfelt storytelling. Known for his ability to convey deep, personal messages through his music, Stapp captivated the crowd and left them in awe.
Despite being a seasoned veteran in the industry, Stapp’s vocal performance was flawless throughout the night. He effortlessly belted out the lyrics to songs like “What If,” showcasing his powerful voice, and then transitioned seamlessly into emotional ballads like “With Arms Wide Open.”
This performance comes on the heels of Creed’s announcement of a reunion aboard the Summer of ’99 cruise, set to take place in April 2024. Fans of the band have much to look forward to, as Stapp continues to bring his unparalleled stage presence and talent to audiences worldwide.
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– WBRC (no URL provided)
– WJLX (no URL provided)