Robert Plant and Saving Grace Announce First 2027 Shows in Belgium and Latvia Tour News · Summer 2027 · Robert Plant and Saving Grace Robert Plant and Saving Grace Announce First 2027 Shows in Belgium and Latvia The Led Zeppelin singer’s acoustic, folk, and Americana collective lines up a festival headline slot and a castle
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Led Zeppelin Surges on the Charts as The Song Remains the Same Turns 50 Anniversary · Charts · Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin Surges on the Charts as The Song Remains the Same Turns 50 The anniversary of the band’s definitive live document is driving a wave of streaming, vinyl, and chart activity across the whole
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A posthumous Scott Weiland live album, Pitchfork’s festival circuit spanning three continents, and a stacked fall festival calendar from Austin to South Jersey. Here’s everything worth tuning in for. LIVEJAM Weekly Live Music Dispatch This Week in Live Music New Live Albums, Pitchfork Goes Global, and Willie Nile Opens Season Three A posthumous Scott Weiland
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There are moments in live music history that exist entirely on their own terms, performances that refuse to be categorized or contextualized or reduced to a pull quote in a concert review. The Foo Fighters’ headlining set at Corona Capital Festival in Mexico City on November 14, 2025 was one of those moments, and tonight
Announced on June 9, 2026, Robert Plant and his co-led acoustic/roots project Saving Grace (featuring vocalist Suzi Dian) have detailed their massive autumn “Up The Sharp End” U.S. Tour. Listen to Get The Led Out Live every Wednesday Night! Listen Now! Jimmy Page Vault Drops & Book Release Jimmy Page has been actively digging through his personal studio archives
The live music industry thrives on momentum. Some days bring a single headline, a lone tour announcement, or a new album teaser that briefly captures the attention of fans before the news cycle moves on. Then there are days that feel larger than themselves—days when multiple announcements arrive simultaneously and collectively paint a vivid picture
Robert Plant Reignites the Road as Live Jam Celebrates the Endless Legacy of Led Zeppelin and the Return of Live Music Mythology Source: Robert Plant Reignites the Road as Live Jam Celebrates the Endless Legacy of Led Zeppelin and the Return of Live Music Mythology
There are very few artists in the history of modern music capable of carrying an entire era with them every time they walk onto a stage. Fewer still can disappear from the touring circuit for stretches of time, return without relying on nostalgia, and instantly remind audiences why their voice, presence, catalog, and mystique continue
Live Jam has always understood one essential truth about rock history: some bands are best remembered in the studio, but Led Zeppelin must be experienced live. The records made them legendary, but the concerts made them mythic. That is the spirit behind Get the Led Out Live, the Live Jam radio show built for listeners
At the center of this broader mission is a renewed focus on legacy artists whose influence continues to expand long after their most visible years, and few figures embody that evolution more completely than John Paul Jones. While widely recognized as the bassist and multi-instrumentalist behind Led Zeppelin, Jones has spent the last several decades
