The members of Led Zeppelin were preparing to perform in a TV studio in Gladsaxe, Denmark on March 17, 1969 when an unexpected guest appeared.Denmark played a crucial role in the history of Led Zeppelin,…
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A newly published book runs through Led Zeppelin’s discography in detail, showcasing information like alternate covers and matrix numbers. “The Ultimate Guide to Led Zeppelin Original Albums” by Yasuichiro Shimbo was published in Japan on…
Jimmy Page attended a London concert by The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices choir on April 21, social media posts show. Page was filmed and photographed backstage at the event held at The Clapham Grand….
“Mr. Jimmy”, the feature-length documentary film about Jimmy Page tribute artist Akio Sakurai, was released on Blu-ray on April 20, according to an email sent by the filmmakers. Following an initial Japan-only physical release of…
LedZepNews has published four more previously unseen photographs of Led Zeppelin performing in Chicago, Illinois on July 7, 1973. The photographs were taken by Gerald Pusateri, an Illinois resident and amateur photographer who documented several…
Robert Plant and Saving Grace are “already planning and starting the work” on their next album, he told BBC Radio 6 Music. Speaking to host Huw Stephens in an interview broadcast on April 14, Plant…
The contents of the reel of two-inch video tape start with a group of colourfully dressed men standing amongst coconut palms, miming to a song as beachgoers enjoy the sunshine behind them. The band is…
The original promotional video for “Good Times, Bad Times”, which shows Led Zeppelin miming to the song on stage at Thee Image Club in Miami, Florida on February 14, 1969, has been discovered after more…
Robert Plant appeared on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on April 8, performing “Ramble On” and “Higher Rock” with his band Saving Grace. Plant was filmed hiding his face with a road map as…
LedZepNews has published eight previously unseen photographs of Led Zeppelin performing at the Atlanta International Pop Festival in Hampton, Georgia on July 5, 1969. LedZepNews jointly purchased the photographs with LedZepFilm and others in order…
Robert Plant said he hasn’t been writing new music because “the world is in such a mess”, he explained during an on-stage interview on March 25 in Nashville, Tennessee.“I want to write but the world…
The tracklist of Robert Plant’s new EP with Saving Grace that will be released on April 18 for Record Store Day has quietly been changed since its announcement. It appears that a cover of “She…
LedZepNews has published 10 previously unseen photographs of Led Zeppelin performing in Chicago, Illinois on July 7, 1973. The photographs were taken by Gerald Pusateri, an Illinois resident and amateur photographer who documented several concerts…
Jimmy Page has released his original home demo version of “Ten Years Gone”, allowing fans to hear the original recording for free online. Page uploaded a video to his official YouTube channel on March 29,…
Robert Plant has begun selling merchandise from his band Saving Grace online for the first time. Plant’s website began selling merchandise this month from the band’s first US tour that took place last year. The…
The four songs recorded by Robert Plant with Saving Grace that will be released on a new EP were originally intended for the band’s “next record”, Plant said in an interview. Speaking to Record Collector…
Robert Plant removed posts about Woody Guthrie from his official Facebook, Instagram and Threads pages after the image caused political debates. On March 17, Plant posted a photograph of a mural of Guthrie on the…
The packages arrive at a non-descript UPS Store located between Mexican and Chinese restaurants in a town in Indiana. Inside the parcels are T-shirts, posters and sometimes even metal wall signs.But the names on the…
Robert Plant started his new US tour with Saving Grace on March 14 by adding three new songs to the band’s setlist. A printed copy of the band’s setlist for the performance in Albuquerque, New…
John Bonham’s hometown of Redditch has spent a full year attempting to reschedule a tribute to him after a 2025 event was cancelled at the last minute. The launch of an immersive animation honouring Bonham…
A handwritten letter sent by Jimmy Page to his pen pal in 1962 sold at auction for $13,000 on March 13. The letter, postmarked July 6, 1962, was sent by Page to Ronnie Kellerman, head…
Led Zeppelin’s July 5, 1971 performance in Milan, Italy was remarkable both for being the band’s only performance in Italy and also for the riot that broke out as police fired tear gas into the…
A new book that will be published in October will include 170 photographs of Led Zeppelin taken by photographer Carl Dunn, it has been announced. The book, titled “Led Zeppelin on Tour, 1969–1975 : The…
The publication of Bill Curbishley’s memoirs has been delayed from the originally planned April 16 release date, LedZepNews has confirmed.Curbishley, who previously managed both Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, has been writing an autobiography that…
“Becoming Led Zeppelin” won an award at the Cinema Audio Society Awards in Beverly Hills, California on March 7. The film won the “Motion Pictures — Documentary” category, with production sound mixer Nigel Albermaniche and…
Jimmy Page and his partner Scarlett Sabet attended a fashion show in Paris on March 7 according to photographs and social media posts. Page and Sabet were filmed and photographed attending the Ann Demeulemeester Autumn/Winter…
Led Zeppelin continues to fight to trademark the name of its mysterious “Led Zeppelin Experience” project in the US, filing paperwork on March 5 requesting more time to make its case that the band should…
The delayed Blu-ray release of “Becoming Led Zeppelin” in the US and the UK is finally moving ahead, with the film getting a physical release in those countries on April 14.Sony Pictures announced on March…
A new 108-page photo book examines Led Zeppelin’s July 5, 1971 performance in Milan, Italy that was cut short after the show descended into a riot. “Led Zeppelin Milano 1971”, published and edited by Alberto…