Haley Reinhart sings "Creep" at the Troubadour!!

Live at the Troubadour with Scott Bradlee of Post Modern Jukebox on keyboard and Casey Abrams on bass, Jacob Scesney on Sax, July 23, 2015. It was a stellar performance that electrified the Trubador!

[@OnlyaMemoryAway]

Thank you everyone for sharing your warm thoughts. I am happy you too have the chance to share in Haley's wonderful performance at The Trubador. More songs will be posted soon. Please share them and enjoy Haley's talent. :)

[@OnlyaMemoryAway]

Thank you for posting your wonderful comments. I will have more songs from the show to share share with you soon. It was an outstanding show!

[@spacecowboy364]

Mushka Lightstone Looking forward to it. Thank you.

[@bowiehs]

Love her voice, it shines all through this song!

[@jsrj98]

Best video ever posted of Haley's Creep!!!

[@OnlyaMemoryAway]

The Trubador is in West Hollywood, Los Angeles California. It is an iconic music venues dating back to the 1960's.

[@johnkess2174]

Solid video thanks from uploading it. Haley looks and sounds great.

[@eros9792able]

Hermosisima interpretación ;3

[@theblackdog2399]

Haley single-handedly exploded PMJ and made Scott Bradley a millionaire. She was by far the best thing that ever happened to Scott Bradlee and PMJ. As she was worth far more than the ticket price by far.
Meanwhile, the only thing still holding back Haley today is the fact that for some reason she refuses to sign a record deal with a big major record label, and because of that, she is severely underexposed. As without a record deal with a big major record label, she is unable to appear on network TV where she could be exposed to millions and millions of people and her music, which is pretty damn good, won't be played around the world over the radio airwaves. Indeed, if she compromised and signed a record deal, almost overnight she'd become a megastar and make millions and millions of dollars.

[@KravMagoo]

Yeah, she can do a decent job of "singing this song"...but SORRY, I'll never buy her version of it...mainly due to lines like "I want a perfect body" and the like. She's just stylin' her way through this, and oddly, BECAUSE she's never been considered a creep, people LOVE her effort...but it's not doing justice to the song. This is 100% style over substance.