Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin
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Publicado: 2007-07-24
Proveedor: Last.fm
Etiquetas: Led Zeppelin
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According to Baseless Evidence, Led Zeppelin and Metallica to Headline Bonnaroo Led Zeppelin tour leaks keep coming from the strangest of sources. First, it was the Cult’s Ian Astbury blurting out what could be the biggest secret in rock as he announced his band would open for the still-unannounced and unconfirmed Zeppelin reunion tour. Now, “an anonymous reader” reportedly told the Lefsetz Letter writer Bob Lefsetz, “Zeppelin just confirmed for Bonnaroo. They can’t officially announce until after the London gig so pass it on! Also Metallica is confirmed on the bill too!” Zeppelin, the stars of Rolling Stone’s current issue, have not announced any dates outside of their December 10th reunion concert at London’s O2 Arena. Both rock bands make sense though for the ‘Roo: Led Zeppelin could single-handedly draw a Woodstock-sized audience to rural Tennessee even without a hundred other bands on the bill, plus the festival headlined the reunited Police last June. Metallica would continue Bonnaroo’s trend of putting hard acts on the marquee, as the festival experimented with Tool among its headliners in 2007. But can we really believe “an anonymous reader” of The Lefsetz Letter? We barely believe our own “anonymous readers.” Just two weeks ago, a fake Coachella flyer was making the rounds claiming that Radiohead, My Bloody Valentine and an unretired-from-the-stage David Bowie were headlining the 2008 Indio, CA, festival. But with the ever-increasing number of festivals being held in the summer, Led Zeppelin would seem like a major coup for the hippie heaven Bonnaroo … that is, unless, they can orchestrate a Phish reunion. Related Stories: Required Reading: Led Zeppelin’s 1975 Rolling Stone Interview With Cameron Crowe Led Zeppelin: The Story of the Most Sought-After Rock Reunion Is in the New Rolling Stone Zeppelin Watch: Ian Astbury says The Cult Will Open for Led Zep in Cincinnati Next Year [Photo: Getty]
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Publicado: 2007-12-04
Proveedor: Rolling Stone
Etiquetas: Rock News, Led Zeppelin Reunion, RS 12/13/07: Led Zeppelin
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The Led Zeppelin Tour: A Call to Arms! Now the pleading begins. A Led Zeppelin superfan left this message on our voicemail demanding in colorful fashion that we pull some strings to get Robert Plant and Jimmy Page to tour: Random caller, we heed your cry. Now it’s your turn, readers: Post your most compelling argument as to why Led Zep should take their show on the road right here. All comments will be directly forwarded to the band’s management. Related Stories: Led Zeppelin: The Full Report From David Fricke Led Zeppelin Returns: Photos From the Reunion Show and More Led Zeppelin Roundup: Backstage and Beyond
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Publicado: 2007-12-14
Proveedor: Rolling Stone
Etiquetas: Rock News, Led Zeppelin Reunion
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Led Zeppelin: The Complete Album-By-Album Guide Packing your bags for next Monday’s rescheduled Led Zeppelin reunion gig at London’s O2 Arena (or just getting increasingly jealous of those who are)? Enjoying the current issue of Rolling Stone, which is chock full of Zep? Here’s a few more goodies: First, check out our complete Led Zep album guide, which provides an expert rundown on every studio album, live disc and reissue from the first album to this year’s Mothership — perfect fodder to continue the debate over the band’s ultimate set list. Then read two more vintage Zep stories from the magazine: Stephen Davis’ profile “The Rise and Fall of Led Zeppelin: Power, Mystery and the Hammer of the Gods” from the July 4th, 1985 issue and Steven Pond’s “Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same,” which examines the band’s lasting impact, from March 24, 1988. And don’t forget to Check out Cameron Crowe’s 1975 Zep profile here.
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Publicado: 2007-12-06
Proveedor: Rolling Stone
Etiquetas: Rock News, RS 12/13/07: Led Zeppelin
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