McGinty was the songwriter and trombonist for ska band two-face[citation needed] and played trombone in Outspan as well.

[citation needed] Matt "Pomade" Gee splits his time between The Creepshow and punk band Rehab for Quitters[4] for which he also plays drums.

The Creepshow is known for their live shows as well as fast-paced songs filled with backup vocals from McNab and McGinty and sing-alongs that the whole crowd can participate in.

[citation needed] Adam (DOOM) Sewell, the creator of Stereo Dynamite, signed the band in 2005 after hearing their demo and had them record two songs for Zombie Night in Canada Vol.

[7] In August, 2009 Hellcat Records announced they had signed The Creepshow and would be re-releasing their second album Run for Your Life in October.

[12] On August 23, 2008, the band joined Anti Flag on a Canadian Tour after which they made their way back to Europe in October in support of their new album.

On December 12, 2010, the band played alongside Random Hand, The Skints, The Hydropaths, Acid Drop and Mouthwash for the Slam Dunk punk/ska all dayer at the Cockpit in Leeds, England.

In January 2012, Sarah Blackwood guested with fellow Burlington, Ontario, band Walk off the Earth on a cover of Gotye's song Somebody That I Used To Know.

The resulting video on YouTube went viral, gathering over 127 million views in four months[18] and received positive responses from both Gotye and his co-singer on the song, Kimbra.

[21] The Creepshow had announced a tour of Europe and North America for the late summer - including dates in the United Kingdom in August.

On July 16, 2012, the same day that Sarah Blackwood uploaded her YouTube video, the band released a statement on their Facebook page, announcing her departure and successor in one fell swoop.