Scott Stapp

Fans who have seen the videos have all wondered, "Has Scott Stapp seen these?!" And we're delighted to report that the answer is yes.

Creed singer, Scott Stapp rolled through Flint over the weekend and rocked out to a sold out crowd at The Machine Shop. His show was actually really good and he sounded great, check out Minty's Pics from the event.

Creed singer Scott Stapp is hitting the road this spring in support of his latest solo album, ‘Proof of Life,’ and the tour on March 29 hits the Machine Shop in Flint. Stapp's new single, “Slow Suicide,” is gaining momentum and reached No. 1 on the Billboard Christian Rock Charts. Take a listen to the tune below.

After releasing his solo album 'Proof of Life' earlier this month, Creed singer Scott Stapp has announced that he will hit the road in support of the disc beginning in March (dates below). In addition, the video for 'Slow Suicide,' the album's first single, has just been released (watch above).

Scott Stapp has been hard at work in the studio and his new solo album 'Proof of Life' is set to drop on Nov. 5. Leading up to its release, Loudwire is teaming up with Stapp to bring you the exclusive album stream (listen below).

Scott Stapp, the polarizing frontman of the popular rock band Creed, dropped a bombshell by admitting that he attempted suicide and, oddly enough, was saved by rapper T.I.

Creed singer Scott Stapp has been very open about his past issues with drugs, alcohol and depression, but now he’s decided to tell his story in a more literary form.

A Norwegian boy owes his life to the band Creed after he escaped a vicious attack using only Scott Stapp's voice to repel a pack of wild beasts.