Cream's Royal Albert Hall Reunion: A Timeless Rock Spectacle

0:00On May 3rd, 21 years ago, the legendary British rock supergroup, Creme, kicked off their big reunion with four nights of fire at London's Royal, Albert Hall, starting May 2nd, 2005. Eric Clapton on guitar, Chad Bruce on bass and vocals, and Ginger Baker on drums came together after nearly four decades apart, dropping classics like, White Room and Sunshine of Your Love, plus Rare Gems and a fresh cover of Stormy Monday. This wasn't just any comeback, it happened at the exact same spot where they crushed it back in 1968, their final original show on. November 26th that year, fans had waited 37 years for this moment, and the trio brought that raw energy from their heyday. The crowd lost their minds over the 19 song sets packed with hits and deep cuts, like badge and press rat and wordhog. It felt like time travel, bridging the gap between Creme's explosive 60s run, and a new generation of rockheads. After wrapping Royal Albert Hall, they took its stateside for three more nights at Madison

1:02Square Garden from October 24th to 26th, 2005, making it a full circle tour. Sadly, those MSG shows mark their last time jamming as a unit, with Bruce passing in 2014 and Baker in 2019, leaving Clapton to carry the legacy solo. What a way to bow out on top. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI, bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.