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Led Zeppelin has officially announced their 2025 reunion tour, marking their first extensive live performances since 2007. The tour, titled “The Led Zeppelin Legacy Tour 2025,” is set to begin on June 23, 2025, at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium….

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[![.com/the-living-legacy-of-led-zeppelin-new-music-new-tours-timeless-sound-why-live-music-still-matters-and-why-live-jam-radio-keeps-it-alive/) In a monumental announcement that has sent shockwaves through the music world, Led Zeppelin has officially revealed their…

British heavy metal legends Judas Priest have unveiled their highly anticipated ‘Shield of Pain’ tour, set to commemorate the 35th anniversary of their iconic 1990 album, *Painkiller*. The European leg of the tour will kick off on June 14, 2025, in Hamar, Norway, and conclude on July 20, 2025, in Oberhausen, Germany ……full details

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**Judas Priest Announces ‘Shield of Pain’ Tour Celebrating 35th Anniversary of ‘Painkiller’** British heavy metal legends Judas Priest have…

Led Zeppelin’s performance on July 23, 1977, in Oakland was a powerful display of their rock dominance, with Robert Plant leading the charge through a set packed with iconic songs like “Kashmir,” “No Quarter,” and “Stairway to Heaven.” Plant’s vocals were fierce and expressive, despite recovering from vocal strain, while Jimmy Page delivered searing guitar solos and John Bonham’s thunderous drumming anchored the show with raw intensity. The band’s chemistry was undeniable, blending blues, hard rock, and mysticism into a mesmerizing live experience. Though the tour was marked by tension and backstage incidents, the Oakland concert still captured Zeppelin’s larger-than-life presence and musical firepower at near full force…… read more

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**A Day on the Green: Led Zeppelin in Oakland, July 23, 1977** The sun hung low over the Alameda…

Robert Plant just walked into a tiny New Orleans jazz club and turned Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog” into something ‘completely’ new—dark, moody, and dripping with jazz swagger. Backed by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, his iconic rock vocals melted into brass and blues, creating a version so hypnotic that one fan called it “swampy, moody & downright delicious.”This all went down at ”Midnight Preserves”, the Jazz Fest’s legendary late-night series where surprise guests take the stage for once-in-a-lifetime performances. Plant’s unexpected appearance wasn’t just a highlight—it was proof that when rock and jazz collide in the right place, at the right moment, music history gets.

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“Swamp Dog: A Midnight in Preservation” The old wooden door of the Preservation Hall Jazz Club creaked open at…

Robert Plant’s relationship with his son Karac Pendragon Plant was filled with deep affection and pride, making Karac’s sudden death in 1977 at just five years old an unbearable tragedy for the Led Zeppelin frontman. Karac had been a bright light in Plant’s life, often bringing joy and grounding him amidst the chaos of rock stardom. While Plant was on tour in the U.S., Karac fell ill and died from a stomach infection, a loss that shattered Plant emotionally and spiritually. Devastated, he considered leaving music altogether to focus on his family, and the grief remained with him for years. The heartbreaking experience led to one of Led Zeppelin’s most poignant songs, “All My Love,” written as a tribute to Karac and capturing the depth of Plant’s sorrow and love. Even decades later, Karac’s memory continued to influence Plant’s life and work, serving as a reminder of vulnerability, loss, and the enduring power of a father’s love…

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– **“All My Love: A Father’s Song”** *A Fictionalized Account Inspired by True Events* The final light of the…