Rock band Creed makes appearance at ALCS Game 3 for Rangers-Astros in Arlington.
The band said they’re happy to embraced by the Texas Rangers and teased to a big announcement in the coming weeks.
The band Creed is acknowledged on the video board during a sing-along before the start of the third inning of Game 3 of the American League Championship Series between the Texas Rangers and the Houston Astros at Globe Life Field, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023, in Arlington, Texas.Globe Life Field had four surprise guests during the American League Championship Series Game 3 on Wednesday between the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros..
The Florida-based group composed of Scott Stapp, Scott Phillips, Mark Tremonti and Brian Marshall chuckled when asked if they were Rangers fans.“How could you not embrace a city that has embraced us?” Strapp said. “We’re fans of everybody who supports us.”This is the first time Creed’s been reunited in 10 years, they said, teasing to a big announcement coming soon.The band was coy about whether a potential tour would include a performance at Globe Life Stadium., Breaking News Reporter.
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