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On August 13, 2024, Creed’s ongoing Summer of ’99 Tour made a stop inNashville, Tennessee.
Fans at theconcertwere treated to an unexpected and thrilling surprise when country rock star Hardy made a special guest appearance.
The moment became even more memorable when Hardy joined Creed on stage to sing “Weathered,” a track from Creed’s 2001 album of the same name.
Scott Stapp Teases the Crowd
Before the surprise was revealed, Creed’s lead singer, Scott Stapp, teased the crowd with a playful introduction.
He hinted at something special, telling the audience, “It wouldn’t be a Nashville show unless we had some surprises, right?”
Stapp then shared a light-hearted story about how he and Hardy became friends after chatting throughsocial media.
He humorously added, “It sounds funny — me and this next artist slipped into each other’s DMs and we started talking and we became kinda friends. I said hey man, when you’re in town, wanna jam? He said, ‘Man, I would love to.’“
With that, Stapp welcomedHardyto the stage, and the crowd erupted with excitement.
As the song “Weathered” began, Scott Stapp took the lead on the first few lines of the verse.
Hardy then jumped in, taking over the back half of the verse. The two singers brought the crowd to their feet as they belted out the powerful chorus together.
Theperformanceended with a bang, and the two artists shared a handshake and a tight embrace, clearly enjoying the special moment.
Creed delivered an energetic performance in Nashville, with a setlist full of their greatest hits. Here’s a look at the songs they played:
Order
Song Title
Notes
1
Bullets
2
Torn
3
Are You Ready?
4
Never Die
5
My Own Prison
6
Weathered
Featuring Hardy
7
What If
8
Say I
9
Faceless Man
10
One
11
What’s This Life For
12
Rain
13
With Arms Wide Open
14
Higher
Here’s the setlist from Creed’s Nashville concert on August 13, 2024.
Hardy’s Love for Creed
Hardy is not just a guest performer; he’s also a huge fan of Creed.
Throughout his current tour, Hardy has been covering some of Creed’s biggest hits, including “My Sacrifice,” “One Last Breath,” and “With Arms Wide Open.”
During these covers, Hardy often encourages the crowd to sing along, creating a fun and interactive experience for his fans.
Creed’s Tour Continues
Creed’s Summer of ’99 Tour is set to wrap up at the end of September.
But fans don’t have to worry—after a short break, Creed will be back on the road for a late 2024 headlining run.
This next leg of their tour will feature specialguests3 Doors Down and Mammoth WVH, promising more magical rock performances for fans.
If you’re a Creed fan, be sure to catch them on tour before the year ends!
Creed is anAmericanrock band that gained massive popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Formed in 1994 in Tallahassee, Florida, the band originally consisted of lead vocalist Scott Stapp, guitarist Mark Tremonti, bassist Brian Marshall, and drummer Scott Phillips.
They quickly became known for their post-grunge sound, which blends heavy guitar riffs with introspective and spiritual lyrics.
Creed’s debut album, My Own Prison, was released in 1997 and was a huge success, selling over six million copies in the U.S. alone.
The album featured hit singles like “Torn,” “My Own Prison,” “What’s This Life For,” and “One,” all of which reached the top of the rock charts.
The success of this album set the stage for Creed to become one of the most popular rock bands of their time.
Their second album, Human Clay (1999), propelled them to even greater heights.
It included some of their biggest hits, such as “Higher,” “With Arms Wide Open,” and “What If.”
“With Arms Wide Open” won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song, solidifying Creed’s place in rock music history.
In 2001, Creed released their third album, Weathered, which continued theirstreakof success.
The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and included hits like “My Sacrifice” and “One Last Breath.”
Despite their commercial success, tensions within the band led to their breakup in 2004.
During their time apart, Mark Tremonti formed the band Alter Bridge with Scott Phillips, while Scott Stapp pursued a solo career.
However, in 2009, Creed reunited and released a newalbum, Full Circle, followed by a tour. Unfortunately, they parted ways again in 2012.
In July 2023, Creed thrilled fans by announcing that they had reunited once more.
They revealed that they would be headlining the Summer of ’99 cruise in April 2024, marking a fresh chapter for the band.
Creed’s music is often characterized by themes of personal struggle, redemption, and faith.
Their sound, a mix of grunge, post-grunge, and hardrock, is loved by millions of fans around the world.
Despite the ups and downs in their career, Creed’s impact on the rock music scene is undeniable.
Creed’s Exciting Return: The Summer of ’99 Tour
Creed is back in action with their Summer of ’99 Tour, their first big tour in 12 years.
After a successful run of sold-out shows on theSummerof ’99 cruise in April, the band’s original lineup—Scott Stapp (lead singer), Mark Tremonti (guitar), Brian Marshall (bass), and Scott Phillips (drums)—is hitting the road again.
The tour kicked off in July 2024, and they’re also set to headline the Summer Of ’99 And Beyond Festival in San Bernardino, California, followed by their North American Are You Ready? Tour starting in November.
Scott Stapp shared his excitement, saying, “I’m singing better than ever and can’t wait to be back onstagewith the guys. The fans have been waiting for this, and I’m ready to give them an amazing show.”
‘What’s This Life For’ by Creed
Conclusion
Hardy’s surprise appearance at Creed’s Nashville show was a memorable moment that delighted fans of both artists.
Seeing the country-rock star join forces with one of the most iconic rock bands of the late 90s created an exciting blend of styles that fans loved.
The collaboration on “Weathered” showcased the powerful connection between two different styles bringing two musical worlds together on one stage.
As Creed continues their Summer of ’99 Tour and Hardy tours in support of his latest album, this unexpected performance will undoubtedly be remembered as a highlight of the Nashville concert.
It was a perfect example of how live music can bring artists and fans together for unforgettable experiences.
This Nashville show is one of those rare, magical moments in live music where two worlds collide and create something truly magical.
Last Updated: August 15, 2024
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