The vintage black and white photo above of Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant and Jimmy Page may now seem like ancient history, but it is a history that bears remembrance in the sprawling annals of rock ‘n’ roll.
Paul Rodgers just might be the Magic 8 Ball of rock 'n' roll. In a recent interview, the frontman revealed how his advice to Robert Plant and Joe Walsh might've helped steer them to greatness, and he also came clean about the bands who tried -- and failed -- to recruit him.
It’s hard to imagine all the great singers and showman the world could have missed out on in the history of rock ‘n’ roll if not for one Mr. Robert Plant paving the way.
Blues music has always been important to Robert Plant, and the same can be said of Clarksdale, Mississippi. Not only has Plant been there more than once to explore its deep blues history, he and fellow Led Zeppelin legend Jimmy Page honored the city by naming their 1998 joint studio effort 'Walking Into Clarksdale.'
Clarksdale is where Plant will be in August when he headlines the 25th anniversary edition of the Sunflower River Blues and Gospel Festival.
Former Led Zeppelin singer and revered rock god Robert Plant has a new band -- one which he'll trot out at this summer's flagship Womad festival in the U.K.
For more than a decade, the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio has been an oasis of musical discovery for music fans, booking and presenting over six thousand shows. As they celebrate their 12th anniversary, they’re remembering 12 key moments from the club’s history, including the magical day that the venue served as the meeting place for Robert Plant and Alison Krauss.
One has slayed millions with a killer voice that led one of the biggest and baddest rock 'n' roll bands of all time. The other led armies of thousands into battle in 'The Two Towers,' the second flick in the big-screen adaptation trilogy of J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy book series 'The Lord of the Rings.'
Photographs of Robert Plant and Patty Griffin wearing what possibly appear to be wedding rings have surfaced on the internet. As we reported two weeks ago, there has been much speculation that the pair have recently gotten married, although their publicist professed no knowledge of any such event.
If Robert Plant were to run into his 25-year-old self, he says he'd tell that young man to take as many chances and risks as he can. "Because if you're just a singer for the sake of it, it's not quite enough."
The Who's Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend plus Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant are leading a campaign to raise money for a project that would aid adolescent and young adult cancer patients at the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.
