Erin Morton delivered a powerful and emotional performance of Radiohead’s “Creep” in a CCM Musical Theatre setting, capturing the song’s raw feelings in a fresh and theatrical way. Her voice conveyed vulnerability and intensity, drawing the audience into the story behind the lyrics. With expressive phrasing and strong stage presence, Erin transformed the iconic alternative rock song into a moving musical theatre moment.
The performance was both haunting and captivating, showing her ability to connect deeply with the music and her audience. Fans praised her for bringing new life to a well-known classic, proving that with the right emotion and artistry, a cover can feel completely original and unforgettable.
Radiohead first captured widespread attention with their live performance of “Creep” on Late Night with Conan O’Brien on September 14, 1993. The band’s raw energy and haunting vocals immediately drew viewers in, making it a breakthrough moment in their early career. Thom Yorke’s emotional delivery and the song’s edgy guitar riffs created a sense of vulnerability and intensity that resonated with audiences.
This performance helped “Creep” become an international hit and established Radiohead as a band capable of blending alternative rock with deep emotional expression. It remains one of their most iconic early appearances, influencing countless covers and performances, including Erin Morton’s dramatic and heartfelt rendition in a musical theatre style.
