Creed will bring its 'Creedmas' holiday show to BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on December 11 and 12, with tickets available starting August 14. The performances mark part of the band's major reunion tour.
Creed is set to headline two special 'Creedmas' concerts at BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas this December, marking the band's return to the Strip after more than a decade away from the stage. The multiplatinum rock group will perform on Friday, December 11, and Saturday, December 12, with both shows scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
The announcement follows Creed's official reunion in July 2023, which ended an 11-year hiatus and launched a major comeback tour spanning more than 60 dates in 2024 and an additional 30 dates in 2025. The Las Vegas performances are positioned as a holiday highlight for fans and visitors during the busy December event season.
Tickets and Pre-Sale Details
Tickets for the 'Creedmas' shows at Fontainebleau Las Vegas will go on general sale starting Friday, August 14, at 10 a.m. Pacific Time via the resort's official website. Pre-sale opportunities will be available ahead of the public on-sale, giving fans early access to secure seats for the limited engagement.
BleauLive Theater, located within the recently opened Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort on the Strip, has quickly become a destination for major touring acts and special events. The venue's capacity and modern amenities are expected to draw both local residents and visitors for Creed's holiday performances.
Creed's Ongoing Reunion and Las Vegas Connection
Formed in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1994, Creed has remained a significant force in rock music, with more than 1 billion Spotify streams across hits like “Higher,” “My Sacrifice,” “One Last Breath,” “With Arms Wide Open,” and “My Own Prison.” The band's lineup—Scott Stapp (vocals), Mark Tremonti (guitar), Brian Marshall (bass), and Scott Phillips (drums)—continues to attract new generations of fans.
Creed's 1997 debut album “My Own Prison” was one of the late '90s' most successful rock releases, while follow-ups “Human Clay” (1999) and “Weathered” (2001) both debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. “Human Clay” achieved RIAA Diamond certification for over 11 million U.S. sales, placing Creed among a select group of rock acts. Their 2009 reunion album “Full Circle” also debuted at No. 1 on multiple rock charts and No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
Since reuniting, Creed has headlined sold-out “Summer of ’99” cruise festivals and launched a large-scale tour, including a two-day land-based festival and now the 'Creedmas' shows in Las Vegas. The band's return has drawn record-breaking crowds and reestablished its presence in the rock mainstream, with the upcoming Fontainebleau performances expected to be a major draw for both longtime fans and new listeners.
