This complete week has been one massive nostalgia journey right here on the MetalSucks compound. Because of the upcoming reunions/new music from late 90s and early 2000s acts like Puddle of Mudd and Staind, we’re reminiscing about them pre-9/11 days. And a serious contributor to that has been the rumor that Creed could be gearing up for a return.

Properly, late yesterday afternoon we just about acquired what seems like essentially the most definitive proof that this shit goes down. Over on the band’s official Twitter web page, they posted not only a new trailer hyping up some announcement that’s taking place on Monday, July 17, however close to the very finish of the clip there’s a model new photograph of the band in 2023 with the assertion “let’s return to the summer time of ’99.”

What occurred in the summertime of 1999, you ask? The band’s large launch Human Clay was gearing up for launch that September and “Larger” got here out a month earlier than. So naturally that meant Creed was hitting the airwaves and folks have been strolling round singing like knock off Scott Weilands and Eddie Vedders to attempt to get that pristine Scott Stapp vocal type.

As has been beforehand talked about, some band members have expressed a minimum of a passing curiosity in getting again collectively. Earlier this yr, for instance, guitarist Mark Tremonti went on document to say he was “certain one thing will occur sooner or later.”

“There’s all the time talks — individuals working concepts forwards and backwards — however we don’t know as of but, ’trigger we’re so within the deep with this Alter Bridge document that’s it’s powerful to type of get sidetracked proper now.

“I’m certain one thing will occur sooner or later. Creed was such a well-liked band again within the day, it will be a disgrace to not do one thing with it. I do know there’s nonetheless tons of followers on the market that may admire it, so it’s only a matter of timing.”

Properly, tick tock motherfuckers. It might seem to be somewhat little bit of a stretch proper now, however… let’s be actual. It’s taking place.