Robert Plant’s official website was updated earlier this month to add a cryptic image related to his Saving Grace band.

The homepage of Plant’s website now features Saving Grace’s bison logo as well as the text “Hey Grace”.

The website update removes the previous homepage that advertised Plant’s second album with Alison Krauss since that project has seemingly now ended, with Krauss returning to touring with Union Station.

Saving Grace has regularly featured the bison logo on its tour announcements and stage backdrops since the earliest days of the band.

Plant will tour Europe with Saving Grace in May and July. Despite being formed in 2019, the group has never officially released any music beyond the single “As I Roved Out” that was sent to people who bought tickets for the band’s 2023 UK tour.

LedZepNews previously reported that Saving Grace has held multiple recording sessions, but the group’s debut album has not yet been announced.

Plant’s newest band has an unusual online existence, with no official band website or social media channels. Instead, news about the band is announced through the social media profiles of the individual band members.

There is a YouTube account called “nobody knows” that does appear to be connected to the band, however. It released two professionally filmed black and white performance clips of Saving Grace in 2020.

Saving Grace’s first performance was on January 25, 2019 in Shropshire. Since then the band has extensively toured Europe, although a US tour was cancelled due to the Covid pandemic.

LedZepNews revealed in 2021 that a British business owned by Plant secured trademarks for “Saving Grace” across Europe and the US in order to block anyone else from using that band name to release music or merchandise.

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