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Creed performing Creedmas at BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas
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Creed Booked a Christmas Show and Called It Creedmas: Two Nights at Fontainebleau

The name is the joke. The show is not. Creed are back with the original four, playing the catalog that put Scott Stapp's voice on every rock station in the country, including the one that won them a Grammy.

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A band that spent years apart, got back together, and then booked a Christmas show called Creedmas is a band with a very clear idea of how it is perceived. That self-awareness is the best thing about this booking. Underneath the pun sit four original members and a catalog that owned American rock radio for a stretch of years, played across two December nights at BleauLive Theater.

All four of them, and the songs that earned it

Creed turns up with the original lineup whole: Scott Stapp on vocals, Mark Tremonti on guitar, Brian Marshall on bass, Scott Phillips on drums. That matters more than it usually does, because what people actually remember about these songs is the specific collision of Stapp's delivery and Tremonti's riffs, and half a lineup does not reproduce it. The set runs through Higher, My Sacrifice, One Last Breath and With Arms Wide Open, which won Stapp and Tremonti the Grammy for Best Rock Song in 2001 off the back of Human Clay. These were written for big rooms and they do what big-room songs do. A few bars into any one of them you stop listening to a band and start standing in a room where every single person already knows the words.

Creed performing Creedmas at BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Where: BleauLive Theater, Fontainebleau Las Vegas, north Strip. When: two nights, Friday December 11 and Saturday December 12. Lineup: all four original members. Support: Tim Montana.

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Who it's for

Book it if you wore out Human Clay, or if you have spent twenty years pretending you didn't. This is a full-band rock show in a purpose-built theatre, loud and entirely unironic once the guitars start, and it is one of the few big rock nights on the December calendar here. Anyone travelling with teenagers who have discovered the back catalogue will find this an easy sell.

The caveat is a short one. If you want an evening of carols, this is not that evening. The holiday element is the name and the timing, and the songs are the ones you already know by heart.

What the ticket page won't tell you

These two nights fall inside the National Finals Rodeo, ten December nights that fill hotel rooms right across Las Vegas. Rooms go before concert tickets do in that week, which makes the accommodation the harder half of the trip rather than the show. Our National Finals Rodeo guide covers what else is running while you are in town.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Creed show in Las Vegas worth it if you only really liked two or three of their songs?

Probably, because those two or three are almost certainly in the set and the rest of the catalogue is more familiar than most people expect. This is a greatest-hits shape rather than a deep-cuts night, and the songs were built for volume, so they land harder in a room than they ever did through a car speaker. Casual listeners rarely feel stranded.

Why is the Creed show called Creedmas?

It's a holiday-timed branding for the band's December Las Vegas dates, and the wordplay is deliberate. Creed have leaned into their own reputation since reuniting, and naming a mid-December run Creedmas is entirely in that spirit. The name tells you the band is in on the joke; it does not tell you anything about the setlist.

Can you bring kids to the Creed show at Fontainebleau?

There is no stated minimum age for these dates, so younger fans are admitted. One thing to weigh first: this is a loud rock concert in a theatre rather than a family production, which suits teenagers well and small children considerably less. If you are travelling with kids old enough to know the songs, it is among the easier December bookings on the Strip.

Where is BleauLive Theater?

BleauLive Theater is the live-music room inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas, at the north end of the Strip near the convention centre end of the Boulevard. It is a theatre rather than an arena, which means the back of the room is far closer to the stage than the venues Creed normally fill on tour, and that proximity is a real part of the appeal.

Is Creedmas different from a normal Creed concert?

The performance is a standard full-band Creed show rather than a reworked holiday production, so what changes is the framing and the time of year rather than the music. The one genuine difference is scale: these are theatre dates rather than the arenas and festivals the band plays elsewhere, so the room is a good deal more intimate.

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