"It worked, and it was good, and that was it:" Robert Plant looks back on Led Zeppelin's legendary 2007 reunion show By Paul Brannigan published 12 October 23 "It was, Goodbye, everything, it’s been fantastic!” Robert Plant on the return of Led Zeppelin
"My symbol was about invoking and being invocative": Everything we know about the origins of Led Zeppelin's mysterious four symbols By Dave Lewis published 12 October 23 In 1971 Led Zeppelin gave their fourth album an unpronounceable title made up of four distinct symbols, and Jimmy Page still isn't talking
"It's the worst business decision that was ever made in the history of Jethro Tull": Martin Barre speaks out about his break with Ian Anderson By Fraser Lewry published 11 October 23 Former guitarist Martin Barre says the Jethro Tull brand is now "so diluted"
"I think John Bonham is so responsible for a lot of Zeppelin’s songwriting on III": Why I ❤️ Led Zeppelin III, by Michael Schenker By Henry Yates published 5 October 23 Guitar hero Michael Schenker looks back on first hearing Immigrant Song and learning Since I’ve Been Loving You
The most played live songs by 25 iconic rock bands By Dave Everley published 30 September 23 Which songs have Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Queen and others played live the most? Spoiler: contains surprises
Watch Tony Iommi make a surprise appearance to play Paranoid at the opening night of the Black Sabbath ballet in Birmingham, which also had Geezer Butler, Sharon Osbourne, Robert Plant and Bev Bevan in attendance By Merlin Alderslade published 25 September 23 Some rock star royalty were present for the premiere of the Black Sabbath ballet, and the man who inspired the whole thing even appeared on stage
"Singers tend to be sensitive, but drummers are troubled too, just in a different way": why I ❤️ John Bonham, by Matt Sorum By Matt Sorum published 24 September 23 Matt Sorum, former drummer with Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver and The Cult, on Led Zeppelin's inspirational drummer John Bonham
"There's nothing original about me, it’s all about him": Inside the mind of guitarist Akio Sakurai, the Jimmy Page fan whose devotion is the subject of a new film By Dave Everley published 18 September 23 The captivating and peculiar story of Mr Jimmy is in theatres now
"None of us could have ever dreamt it was going to happen": the true story behind Led Zeppelin's secret Bombay sessions By Rob Hughes published 10 September 23 In October 1972, Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant and Jimmy Page travelled to Bombay to jam with Indian musicians. This is what happened
"A holy grail for collectors": Signed copy of Led Zeppelin's Houses Of The Holy - minus the actual record - sells for £15,000 By Paul Brannigan published 5 September 23 If you've got a fully signed Led Zeppelin album in your attic, people will pay serious money for it
"You can’t play Stairway to Heaven with cold fingers in front of Jimmy Page!": What happened when Ann and Nancy Wilson performed Stairway To Heaven for Led Zeppelin By Fraser Lewry published 28 August 23 Nancy Wilson reveals what it was like to perform Stairway To Heaven for Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, President Obama and an audience of stars
"When they said they wanted the whole full-length version of Whole Lotta Love, I said, Really?": what happened when Jimmy Page took a Led Zeppelin classic to China By Fraser Lewry published 24 August 23 Jimmy Page, Leona Lewis, and a double-decker bus that transforms into a privet hedge: it can only be the closing ceremony of the 2008 Olympics
"You take me back to that time. You remind me what I did on the stage": Jimmy Page on the Japanese fan with the obsession that's been turned into a film By Fraser Lewry published 17 August 23 Watch the trailer for Mr Jimmy, a film about Japanese guitarist Akio Sakurai's obsession with Jimmy Page
In Through The Out Door: the last days of Led Zeppelin By Geoff Barton last updated 15 August 23 Led Zeppelin's In Through The Out Door failed to light the blue touch-paper, and their sign-off was more like a match fizzling out
"Syd Barrett was absolutely unbelievable": Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page on Pink Floyd's "very, very cool" early years and Syd Barrett's "futuristic vision" By Paul Brannigan published 7 August 23 Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page was hugely impressed by Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd
If you've got a lot of spare cash you can buy a 10% stake in Led Zeppelin By Fraser Lewry published 1 August 23 The sale is for the share of Led Zeppelin's rights currently owned by Helen Grant, daughter of late band manager Peter Grant
“Led Zeppelin was responsible for bigging it up. We had no choice… it was insane”: Robert Plant on how Led Zeppelin invented stadium rock By Niall Doherty published 29 July 23 Led Zeppelin took live music into another stratosphere in the 70s and Robert Plant says they had to make it up as they went along
Listen to violinist Lindsey Stirling's rousing cover of Led Zeppelin classic Kashmir By Stef Lach published 22 July 23 Lindsey Stirling's virtuoso violin skills shine through on this epic cover of Kashmir by Led Zeppelin
"Understand this – the band will read what is written about them": The rules Led Zeppelin gave to journalists who joined them on the road By Niall Doherty published 18 July 23 The first rule of Led Zeppelin Club isn't that you should not talk about Led Zeppelin Club, but it's not far off
“There was an extraordinary amount of tension...” Inside Led Zeppelin’s final US tour By Niall Doherty published 12 July 23 Led Zeppelin's record-breaking final run of shows coincided with trouble and tragedy
