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STEVENSVILLE – Kids. Animals. Led Zeppelin. They go together better than you think. Wrapping up its summer concert season, Safari Niagara gets Zepped out Friday with tribute band Michael White & The White.[...]

It looks like there is now almost no chance of seeing a Led Zeppelin reunion by the three surviving members of the group. Robert Plant just doesn't want to rock anymore. Plant spoke to the press after recently attending a Them Crooked Vultures show whose members include ex-bandmate John Paul Jones . "I feel so far away from heavy rock now. It's quite odd how mine and John's paths seem to have ...

Former Led Zeppelin front man Robert Plant has said that he feels disconnected from heavy rock after a Them Crooked Vultures show.

Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham will be remembered with a tribute concert by some of Los Angeles' finest drummers, including his son Jason.

Covers of rock classics like Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven." Massive 20,000-person sing alongs. Pyro, confetti, and a beer-guzzling Drunk Bunny: Green Day's summer tour is a total blowout . And Saturday night in Denver it got even better: The Bay Area punks debuted a never-before-heard song. Watch video below. The tune, "Cigarettes and Valentines," is a power-punk jam that sounds more like ...

Legendary Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant says he has moved on from rock and wants to focus on a different type of music.

Joe Russo and Marco Benevento came together as The Duo for an acoustic show at New York’s Highline Ballroom this past Friday. Though that show is The Duo’s only scheduled performance, the two musicians will share the stage as part of the Led Zeppelin tribute act Bustle in Your Hedgerow this October.

Drummers including former GUNS N' ROSES star STEVEN ADLER and RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS' CHAD SMITH have signed up to take part in a tribute to late LED ZEPPELIN percussionist...

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In the late 1980s, after record companies had reissued many of their best-sellers on compact disc, they began contemplating the release of the BBC sessions recorded by major acts such as the Beatles, the Who, David Bowie, the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Fairport Convention and Led Zeppelin.