Showing posts with label Led Zeppelin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Led Zeppelin. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 02, 2025

My Night with Zepparella – Live Photos, Video & Review (VIDEO)


This week, I am reviewing a recent concert from the greatest Led Zeppelin tribute band I've ever seen, Zepparella. This San Francisco based band has been performing the songs of Zeppelin for 20 years and has earned a reputation as an amazing live band.


Of course, one thing that distinguishes Zepparella from any other Led Zep tribute is that they are all women. This was my second time seeing Zepparella, and I would have reviewed them last time, but I accidentally deleted all my footage before I could make the video. It took about two years, but I was finally able to rectify the situation.



Tuesday, October 28, 2008

One of the Dumbest Things I've Ever Heard Of

According to Reuters, Led Zeppelin are seriously considering recording and touring without lead singer, Robert Plant. I cannot believe the ridiculousness of this idea. First off, the idea of a bunch of aging rockers in their 60s strutting around on stage as though no time has passed since their glory years is just sad. Zeppelin had their time, and it ended 28 years ago. Robert Plant is obviously wise to this notion.

Second, what is the real motivation behind this "reunion." Unfinished business? Changing their legacy? Making money? Having sex with groupies again? I mean, Led Zep has one of the most solid legacies in all of rock. They are almost universally liked and respected. They are a fixture on rock radio, and will be that way until the end of time. They are undoubtedly multi-multi-millionaires, and should continue to see royalties rolling in long past their deaths. Is it groupies? Somehow, I doubt that could be the motivation.

Bassist John Paul Jones said they have already auditioned new singers, and cited Queen as an example of a band forging a new career with a new lead singer. News flash! Freddie Mercury is dead. It's not as though he is just passing on a reunion.

I never got to see Led Zeppelin perform since they broke up when I was nine years old. I did, however, see Page/Plant in 1995 and enjoyed it. The two played and sounded great, but the burden of carrying the Led Zeppelin name was not there. Regardless, that was 13 years ago. I thought Jimmy Page looked seriously old then, I wonder how he looks now.

Please guys, don't do this. It won't end well. And despite what you think, people will not pay exorbinant ticket prices to see Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and some dude on vocals. Just ask Journey or Judas Priest. Your reputation will be forever tainted. Let it go.

Friday, December 14, 2007

Don't Get Your Hopes Up For That Led Zeppelin Tour

(Reuters) Hopes of a Led Zeppelin reunion tour faded on Friday when singer Robert Plant said he would tour with U.S. country singer Alison Krauss in May.

There has been speculation the ageing rockers would embark on a full tour after their one-off concert on Monday in London received rave reviews.

Plant announced on his website that he and Krauss would be touring Britain and Europe in May.

The pair's Raising Sand tour is expected to be followed by U.S. dates in the middle of the year.

However, there have been rumors that Led Zeppelin, which inspired a generation of rock fans 30 years ago, may perform a number of shows at venues such as New York's Madison Square Garden and Britain's Glastonbury festival.

MAHA Festival '25: PIXIES, WAXAHATCHEE, MAGDALENA BAY, BAND OF HORSES, more / ALL ACCESS (VIDEO)

This week, I am reviewing the return of the MAHA FESTIVAL . Maha is an indie music festival that takes place every year in Omaha. Except for...