Need For Creed takes you higher

By Reader Staff

With ’90s rock nostalgia being at an all-time high, prepare for a night of unapologetic, arena-sized rock with tribute band Need For Creed bringing the music of Creed to life.

The four-piece will play The Hive at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 17, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and tickets at $15 per person.

As one of the most popular post-grunge rock bands of the 1990s, Creed’s massive radio anthems and deep emotional cuts across four studio albums helped them go multi-platinum, with 1999’s Human Clay going diamond.

Songs like “Arms Wide Open,” “Higher” and “My Sacrifice,” will be ambitiously delivered by the Spokane-based tribute band. More than just playing Creed’s music, Need For Creed recreates the sound, energy and spirit of Creed’s most impactful era. Expect soaring vocals, heavy guitars and the lead singer to splay his arms wide open while at the mic (yeah, we’ve seen Creed’s music videos before).

The best seats in the house are the sound booth tables, which can be reserved for $100 and includes two tickets and a tall table with four barstools behind the south booth. Visit livefromthehive.com for more info.