2024 was a great year for Creed. The band, once thought to be completely over, has become popular again. Americans have listened to the rockers’ biggest hits and most successful albums in large numbers, and all this attention is reflected in the Billboard diagrams.

Creed Biggest hits has steadily climbed the charts as millions continue to hit the play button on some of their best-known tunes, with the group’s compilation even making its debut on a list this week, 20 years after its initial release.

The group Biggest hits appears in the Top Rock Albums charts for the first time during this period. The set storms to number 22 in the ranking of the most consumed rock albums.

Creed has now achieved three placements in the list of Top Rock Albums. In 2009, their project Full circle– which is still considered her most recent studio album – landed at number 1. A few years later, in 2015, With arms wide open: A retrospective barely made the list, spending one frame at number 50. That was back when the rankings had 50 spots; now it’s down to 25.

Creed’s album is on the Top Rock Albums. Biggest hits is also on the rise in a number of other Billboard Charts. The compilation climbs to four more positions, in two of which it even reaches a new high.

Biggest hits jumps from number 135 on the Billboard 200 to number 119. The set added another 10,500 equivalent units in the last tracking frame, up just under 6% from the previous week. Creed’s most successful compilation also improves its position on the Top Alternative Albums, rising from number 17 to number 13.

At the same time, the same title reaches a new high in two other rankings. In the Top Hard Rock Albums ranking, it climbs from 8th to 5th place. In the Top Rock & Alternative Albums ranking Biggest hits rises from number 35 to number 27. These are the two highest places the set has ever appeared in these counts.