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Turns out Stapp is actually joining Art of Anarchy – one of the supergroups fronted by STP's original singer, the late Scott Weiland.

Creed frontman Scott Stapp has assured fans that despite all appearances, he's totally sober and in his right mind.

A new report from TMZ reveals that Scott Stapp was placed on 72-hour psych hold, among other startling revelations.

Creed singer Scott Stapp has just released his official memoir, 'Sinner's Creed.' You might not think Stapp's bio would be as interesting as noted works by rockers such as Nikki Sixx and Keith Richards, but you might want to read the book with your eyes wide open.

The conversation started in the hallway at the 96X studios today, as we were wondering and laughing about which band was wimpier, Creed or Nickelback?

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.

Mark Tremonti recently gave us a taste of three new tracks from his upcoming album, All I Was, but now he has upped the ante, and the Alter Bridge guitarist has premiered a video on Noisecreep which features a live performance of the album’s first single, “You Waste Your Time.”

Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti is giving listeners a chance to preview tracks from his debut solo album, All I Was.

The first time most of us heard about Mark Tremonti, he was heading up post-grunge behemoths Creed, touring the country and playing bread-and-butter rock hits such as ‘My Own Prison,’ ‘Torn’ and ‘What’s This Life For?’ That was in the late-‘90s and early-‘00s, and Creed have since gone on to become multiplatinum rock sensations.

The lineup has been announced for Rocklahoma 2012. Rocklahoma is an annual three-day festival during Memorial Day weekend in Pryor, Okla. Check out the lineup after the jump!

For anyone longing for vintage Creed, then we’ve got some good news. The band recently announced a six-date run of special shows where they’ll play back to back shows of their debut release ‘My Own Prison’ and their second album ‘Human Clay,’ respectively, in their entirety.

When stories like this travel fast on the internet, they are bound to be fake, so let's take this all with a giant grain of salt. Allegedly, a Norwegian boy was walking through the woods on the way home from school (as Norwegian boys are apt to do) and he encounters a pack of wolves...