Led Zeppelin News

A simple gig at the Cotillion in Wichita, Kansas Saturday lead to the Led Zeppelin tribute band Zoso being profiled in the Wichita Eagle. The profile, by writer David A. Maurer, gives a great insight to the work needed to get as good as Zoso is.

This may be as good as it gets when it comes to a video of Led Zeppelin: stunningly close-up, great camera work, superb sound, the playing is off-the-charts. It's a wonder to see them so early with production values so strong.

A new digital eBook of Led Zeppelin pictures will be released on Apple’s iBookstore on April 15. The book, by renowned rock photographer Neal Preston, who back in the day was a major photographer of the band, features over 100 previously unseen photos.

Hitting 40 is a milestone but when it comes to a rock and roll album hitting 40 it's more than that - it's a signal those around to buy it when it came out have aged indeed. That's the case with Led Zeppelin's classic 'Houses of the Holy'.

It was only two sentences but given the stature of supergroup Led Zeppelin it's been broadcast far and wide. The reason is that the sentences came from singer Robert Plant and they open the door to a Led Zeppelin reunion.

The long playing record was introduced by Columbia Records in 1948; it is now all but dead and gone, but for those of us who were around in especially the 1960s and 70s, it was and will remain a major part of our lives.

You went out of town for Christmas and didn't have time to shop, right? You still have time to give the gift of music. From Led Zeppelin, Blur, The Jam & Grateful Dead to the online music site Wolfgang's Vault, your final holiday present is here.

Washington - Rocker and Romney supporter Kid Rock talked to CNN about his somewhat awkward encounter with newly re-elected President Barack Obama at the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors.

London - It's only rock and roll and let's face it this genre is and always will be the most popular music on the planet. Here are ten of the latest tomes and biography's of the horrible bad men that we all love to hate.

London - The members of legendary rock band Led Zeppelin didn't say no when asked if they might do another reunion gig at a London press conference Saturday. Mind you the 3 surviving members, Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, didn't say yes, either.