Led Zeppelin: Robert Plant reportedly agrees to Led Zeppelin reunion tour
The Sun is reporting today that Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant has agreed to join the other members of Led Zeppelin for a reunion tour that will kick off sometime in 2009. After the band (bassist John Paul Jones, guitarist Jimmy Page, and drummer Jason Bonham), warned Plant that they had found someone they could use as a lead singer, and planned to tour with or without Plant, Plant decided to agree to the tour.   This isn’t the first time Page has persuaded Plant back into his arms by threat

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26 September 2008 - Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant has reportedly agreed to join the band on a reunion tour.

Led Zeppelin To Play Coachella And/Or Bonnaroo* [Stairway To Reunion?]
How do you get Robert Plant to agree to a full-scale Led Zeppelin reunion when he's reluctant to leave his project with Alison Krauss behind just so he can play decades-old music every night and rake in a lot of cash? Apparently, you tell him the band's moving on without him. According to England's Sun newspaper, the band was auditioning singers (hopefully none named David Coverdale) to hit the road without Plant. Perhaps chilled by the thought of being the new Steve Perry (or Jon Anderson), Plant

Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant: Led Zep to Robert Plant: In or Out
Apparently Robert Plant's old bandmates are tired of cooling their heels while he dithers around with his Americana side project. The other members of the reconstituted Led Zeppelin (John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and John Bonham's son Jason) have warned the singer that they may go ahead on a reunion tour without him if he doesn't make up his mind soon about whether to join them or not.   In the meantime, the band has been rehearsing with stand-in singers, and have hinted that an unnamed American vocali

New frontman for Led Zeppelin?
The line-up of reformed rock legends Led Zeppelin could be in doubt - they are reportedly looking to replace singer Robert Plant.

Led Zeppelin to Reunite With New Singer
Reportedly reluctant to join Led Zeppelin again, Robert Plant will be replaced with a new singer by the other band's members.

Led Zeppelin finally agree to tour
Led Zeppelin are planning a full tour for next summer, with singer Robert Plant set to rejoin the band, according to reports in The Sun today (September 26). Despite their massively-successful reunion gig at London's O2 Arena last winter, the band have so far declined to confirm whether they will plan any more shows together. Initially, it was believed that singer Plant was against a full tour with the band. However, today's report claims that Plant is now ready to join guitarist Jimmy Page, bassis

Led Zeppelin may replace Robert Plan with new singer
London, Sept 21 (ANI): English rock band Led Zeppelin will apparently replace lead singer Robert Plan if he failed to join the band on tour. Zep guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham have been busy recently rehearsing in West London’s Ritz Studio and using stand-in vocalists. More: continued here FeedMeGossip.com: No Comments Make A Comment

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Led Zeppelin set for a reunion tour after singer Robert Plant finally agrees to return

Plant 'says yes to Led Zep tour'
Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant has reportedly agreed to go back on the road with his bandmates.

Led Zep audition for new singer
BAND give singer Robert Plant ultimatum “ join us on new tour or we will replace you

Robert Plant to join Led Zeppelin for reunion tour
Singer changes mind after learning tour would go ahead without him.

Robert Plant Agrees To Led Zeppelin Reunion
Reports out of Great Britain are now saying that a full-fledged Led Zeppelin reunion is moving forward; and lead singer Robert Plant, who originally held out from any involvement with his former bandmates, has had a change of heart. British newspaper The Sun reports that guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham (son of Zep's late great skinsman John) have been rehearsing with singers to fill the void left by Plant, who would not commit to the trio's reunion plans. News that

A Led Zeppelin Reunion With No Robert Plant?
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Robert Plant Agrees to Rejoin Led Zeppelin for Reunion Tour
Realizing that Led Zeppelin are so determined to hit the road without him, Robert Plant eventually changes his mind and agrees to reunite with the band for their roadshow. © Daniel Locke/PR Photos Robert Plant has finally decided to be involved in the Led Zeppelin's reunion plan. "When Robert realized the band were serious about doing it without him, it made him think long and hard," a source says. "He realised he couldn

Robert Plant Agrees To Full Led Zeppelin Tour?
In News: A source says the frontman will now join his band mates on the road

Robert Plant To Tour With Led Zeppelin?
Reports say he's agreed to join the other three members for gigs...

Zeppelin's Plant says 'yes' to reunion tour
Robert Plant finally agrees to join his Led Zeppelin bandmates for a reunion tour.

Zeppelin Reforms Right as Nobody Has Money for Tickets
The world sucks, friends. No matter who wins this thing in November, it's gonna be tough a tough next few years, if not longer. That's why we recommend dropping everything, selling your holdings and stocking up on ungodly amounts of psychedelics. And know what's gonna be awesome right when you're peaking on your fifth dose in a desolate part of the California desert? YOUR ZEPPELIN TICKETS, BABY!!!!!! That's right: Zeppelin is back, just in time for you to dance wildly around a tra

Led Zeppelin Confirmed Working on New Materials
Led Zeppelin's drummer Jason Bonham revealed that they, minus vocalist Robert Plant, are back in the studio for the first time in more than 20 years.

Led Zeppelin Return To Studio - Without Plant
Led Zeppelin stars Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham have been working on new material - without frontman Robert Plant.... <a href="http://www.postchronicle.com/news/entertainment/tittletattle/article_212168526.shtml"><b>More</b>

Led Zeppelin classic 'too racy' for Olympics
After choosing the song for the closing ceremony on Sunday they decided that some of the lyrics would have to be omitted or re-written amid concerns that they could cause offence. The song was chosen as the centrepiece of an eight-minute £2.5million British segment at the event in Beijing at which the Olympic flag will be officially passed to the London Mayor Boris Johnson. Organisers of the London 2012 Games commissioned the band's guitarist Jimmy Page to record a new version of the song to be perfo

On the Breaking Blog: Sharon Little
The Breaking blog is constantly bubbling over with hot new acts just under the radar, and this week’s featured artist is no different. Sharon Little is a bluesy singer-songwriter who made the transition from singing standards at weddings to opening for Plant & Krauss in only nine months. Her sweet, countrified voice also graces the opening titles of A&E’s new show The Cleaner. Click below for more on Little, including what she did when she first met Robert Plant and for video of a live

GQ Man Of The Year Awards: Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown! [The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly]
I love the GQ "Man of the Year" awards cause it's like the "Sexiest Man Alive" but, like, Tony Bennett is in the running. And indeed, there he was (heart, presumably, in San Francisco) last night at British GQ's iteration at London's Royal Opera House, along with Gordon Ramsey, Robert Plant and a bunch of other Brits. And I know it was the gents' night, but man...the distaff side was appalling. I mean, we expect a jolly train wreck from Lily Allen, but Liz Hurley? Thandie Newton? Fasten your seatbelts, it's

The Who Delay Covers Album, Townshend Working On New Songs
The Who’s covers album has been delayed, thanks in part to producer T Bone Burnett’s obligations to the Robert Plant & Alison Krauss tour. “It still probably will happen, but I think the smaller the idea is kept, the better,” Roger Daltrey told Billboard.com. “Small and fluid, maybe just something for our Website.” The band initially planned to include Motown classics and James Brown songs on the proposed covers album. In the current lull, Daltrey said, Pete Townshen