The epic story of metal’s love affair with Dungeons & Dragons By Chris Chantler published 29 March 23 From a love of fantasy to being targeted in the Satanic Panic, all the way to Stranger Things, heavy metal and Dungeons & Dragons have a shared history that goes back decades
Jimmy Page shares previously unreleased Led Zeppelin demo The Seasons By Paul Brannigan published 29 March 23 Jimmy Page shares The Seasons, a previously unheard demo of The Rain Song, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Houses of the Holy
Eddie Kramer's track-by-track guide to Led Zeppelin's Houses Of The Holy By Mick Wall last updated 28 March 23 Houses Of The Holy was the sound of Led Zeppelin at the top of their game. Producer Eddie Kramer was at the helm, and these are his memories of those eight landmark songs
"We aim to re-establish our contact with the people who got us off the ground": What happened when Led Zeppelin went Back To The Clubs By Dave Lewis published 22 March 23 In 1971 Led Zeppelin could sell out any venue in the world, and to thank fans they played a series of club dates, with tickets on sale for just 70 pence
Elvis Presley's grand-daughter Riley Keough credits Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix for inspiring her portrayal of fictional rock star Daisy Jones By Paul Brannigan published 19 March 23 When Riley Keough wanted inspiration for her character Daisy Jones, she looked to some true icons of '70s music
This priceless footage of Jimmy Page in Aerosmith's dressing room at Monsters Of Rock 1990 could be a Spinal Tap out-take By Fraser Lewry published 14 March 23 In August 1990, Jimmy Page joined Aerosmith onstage at the huge Monsters Of Rock Festival - and two days later he repeated the trick in a tiny club
Ex-Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger was asked to sing Celine Dion's Titanic ballad in the style of Led Zeppelin and she did not hold back By Paul Brannigan published 6 March 23 Thanks to US TV host Jimmy Fallon, we now know the answer to that eternal question, 'What would My Heart Will Go On sound like if sung by a former Pussycat Doll in the style of Led Zeppelin?'
The 10 best songs Jimmy Page has released since Led Zeppelin By Tim Batcup published 2 March 23 While Jimmy Page may not have achieved the same level of success post-Led Zeppelin as he did with the band, there is still gold to be found
This stunning orchestral version of Stairway To Heaven, featuring Orianthi on guitar, will make you fall in love with Led Zeppelin all over again By Paul Brannigan published 24 February 23 Listen to American composer Kitt Wakeley's epic reworking of Stairway To Heaven, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra and Orianthi
Kashmir: the story of the song Robert Plant calls "Perfect Zeppelin" By Mick Wall published 24 February 23 Robert Plant reveals why Physical Graffiti highlight Kashmir really marks Led Zeppelin's most towering musical peak
The long awaited Led Zeppelin documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin has undergone a name change and is being re-edited By Paul Brannigan published 22 February 23 The wait for the first ever authorised Led Zeppelin documentary continues
Jimmy Page recalls violent threats from US police during Led Zeppelin's first American tours: "You go out there, boy, and I’ll bust your head" By Paul Brannigan published 20 February 23 Led Zeppelin's first gigs in the Southern states of the US came with threats of violence from the police, as Jimmy Page recalls
Trampled Under Foot: This vinyl-inspired Led Zeppelin rug has a Whole Lotta Love to give By Scott Munro published 16 February 23 There’s no Communication Breakdown in our search for band-related household items this week, as we’ve found a vinyl-like Led Zeppelin rug - perfect for your Dancing Days
The story of the man who jammed with Led Zeppelin then sold Jimmy Page his most famous guitar By Classic Rock Magazine published 10 February 23 "How I spent so many hours jamming with Jimmy and the entire line-up of Led Zeppelin is something I still have difficulty in coming to terms with to this day"
John Bonham's final TV interview was a famous fiasco... but it's not quite what it seems By Fraser Lewry published 24 January 23 Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's TV interview with comedian Billy Connolly is one of rock's most notorious
Led Zeppelin once released a song on K-Tel: the result was one of the great all-star photos By Fraser Lewry published 19 January 23 Led Zeppelin on K-Tel? It really happened
Woman who made £250,000 selling bootleg Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters T-shirts ordered to pay back £140,000 or face jail By Paul Brannigan published 10 January 23 Johanna Donnelly admitted 20 offences of selling and infringing trademark articles
Robert Plant says Led Zeppelin allowed Jack Black to use Immigrant Song in School Of Rock "to blow our myth up into the sky" By Paul Brannigan published 5 January 23 Robert Plant couldn't be happier that School Of Rock features Led Zeppelin classic Immigrant Song: "To give it to the kids is important"
Robert Plant salutes Phil Collins for helping him kiss Led Zeppelin goodbye: "Zeppelin was a lot to live up to" By Paul Brannigan published 5 January 23 Robert Plant credits Phil Collins for helping him launch his post-Zeppelin solo career: "He was taking no prisoners"
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider thinks Ronnie James Dio and Robert Plant are great singers but not real "performers" By Liz Scarlett published 4 January 23 Dee Snider thinks there's a difference between "singers" and "frontmen", believes Robert Plant and Dio lacked stage presence, unlike real "performers" such as Freddie Mercury and Mick Jagger