Revisiting Creedence is a concert you don’t want to miss. When CCR wanted to play Creedence music live in concert again, they knew who to call. Powerhouse performers Dan McGuinness (lead vocals) and Kurt Griffey (lead guitar) rocked stages worldwide with Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Stu Cook and Doug “Cosmo” Clifford in Creedence Clearwater Revisited. Although Cook and Clifford retired from touring, the magic of Creedence continues with Griffey and McGuinness. Revisiting Creedence delivers the music of Creedence in concert with unmatched pedigree, musicianship and experience.
As CCR’s legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame drummer “Cosmo” Clifford puts it, “After 25 years of traveling with Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Stu Cook and I decided to retire, but you can still get that great sound with Kurt Griffey and Dan McGuinness and Revisiting Creedence.”
Revisiting Creedence is a band of classic rock’s most sought-after touring musicians, incredibly each of whom has performed by invitation with members of Creedence Clearwater Revival. Ron Wikso anchors Revisiting Creedence on drums. Wikso’s pedigree includes being hand-picked by “Cosmo” to sub for him in Creedence Clearwater Revisited. When not with Revisiting Creedence, catch him playing drums in the Steve Miller Band. Rocking Revisiting Creedence on bass is Mick Mahan. Mahan has toured for more than 30 years with Pat Benatar and even recorded with none other than Creedence Clearwater Revival’s legendary songwriter, lead singer and guitarist player John Fogerty.
The monumental cultural impact and enduring popularity of Creedence music simply cannot be overstated. As Rolling Stone magazine reported in August, “Creedence were America’s biggest band in the summer of ’69. The [amazing] part is that Creedence are also America’s biggest band in the summer of ’24.” CCR’s greatest hits album Chronicle and singles continually rank near the top of multiple Billboard albums and streaming charts, above classic rock and contemporary superstar acts. Higher than anything by the Beatles or the Stones or Zeppelin or Queen…. There just aren’t any comparable examples.”
Now fans, promoters and reviewers rave about Revisiting Creedence concerts. “One of the best [concerts] yet! They are still talking about Revisiting Creedence a month after the concert. This was more than a band; they are curating the Creedence sound and experience. Their energy on stage was infectious, and it was a multi-generational hit.”
“Revisiting Creedence was a great concert!” Kristin LaPorte, from the Alameda County Fair says. “The bandwas tight, and the music was phenomenal! A new name but this concert had everyone on their feet.”
“Each song was performed with precision,” writes music journalist Natalia Eidt, “respecting the essence of the original recordings, but with a live energy that breathed new life into the songs on stage.”
Revisiting Creedence is more than just a concert; it’s a full-throttle celebration that has audiences dancing and singing, feeling every note of CCR’s iconic music. Whether a lifelong CCR fan or discovering the magic of Creedence for the first time, Revisiting Creedence transports and delivers an unparalleled hit after hit CCR concert trip you do not want miss.
