Previously unseen photographs of Led Zeppelin will be shown in a pop-up exhibition in Stockholm, Sweden beginning on February 8.

The city’s Oak Island Gallery has announced that unseen photographs will be exhibited in the show which is being held to coincide with the premiere of “Becoming Led Zeppelin”.

The gallery showcases works by photographers Thom Lukas and Ed Finnell, and photographs of Led Zeppelin dating back to 1969 will be shown before the exhibition closes on February 13.

Writing on Instagram, the gallery said: “Ed has hinted at discovering a roll of negatives miscategorized under another band, never before printed.”

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Finnell will also give a talk prior to a screening of “Becoming Led Zeppelin” in Stockholm’s 1920-style cinema Capitol on February 7.

Here’s the full press release from the gallery announcing the exhibition:

OAK ISLAND GALLERY HONORS LED ZEPPELIN WITH RARE PHOTOGRAPHY POP-UP EVENT AND EXCLUSIVE ARTIST TALK

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN – To celebrate the world premiere of the Led Zeppelin documentary on February 7th, Oak Island Gallery is hosting a pop-up event that brings the legends of rock ‘n’ roll to life through the lens of iconic music photography.

The show, titled “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” showcases a collection of classic Zeppelin images and rare, unseen works. With photographs dating back to 1969, this exhibition captures the thunder, chaos, and artistry of Zeppelin’s rise to greatness.

THE WORLD PREMIERE COLLABORATION

On the day of the documentary’s premiere, February 7th, Oak Island Gallery is partnering with Capitol, Stockholm’s historic 1920s-style movie theater, for an exclusive artist talk with acclaimed rock photographer Ed Finnell. Known for his extensive archive, Ed has immortalized legends like Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, and Elton John through his lens. During the talk, he will share stories and behind-the-scenes moments from his years documenting rock history. This special event takes place just before Capitol’s first screening of the documentary, which is already nearly sold out.

POP-UP EVENT DETAILS

The pop-up officially opens with a vernissage on February 8th from 17:00 to 21:00 at Oak Island Gallery, Birkagatan 31, Stockholm, and runs until February 13th. Special gallery hours will be announced closer to the event date. Follow us on social media or keep an eye out on our website. to stay in the loop.

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