For fans of classic rock and live music, Led Zeppelin’s legendary catalog remains as vibrant and compelling as ever. While the band has not reunited for a full tour, each member has stayed musically active in ways that honor their history while exploring new creative paths. Tonight, Live Jam brings you a deep dive into the latest news and activities of the surviving Zeppelin members, paired with an exclusive hour of live performances from their most iconic concerts. Don’t forget to tune in to Get the Led Out Live, airing every Wednesday night at 10 PM for three straight hours of live Led Zeppelin, featuring performances from the band’s most legendary shows.
Robert Plant: Continuing to Blaze His Own Trail
Robert Plant remains one of rock’s most iconic vocalists, constantly evolving while staying true to his roots. Plant continues to tour extensively with his band Saving Grace, featuring the talented singer Suzi Dian, with dates scheduled through the end of 2025. Known for his willingness to explore new musical territory, Plant also maintains a successful collaboration with bluegrass star Alison Krauss, with whom he released the Grammy-winning album Raise the Roof in 2021. Together, they’ve toured extensively, bringing their unique blend of Americana, folk, and rock to audiences worldwide.
Despite fan hopes, Plant has repeatedly stated that a full Led Zeppelin reunion tour is not on his agenda. Instead, he focuses on new projects, emphasizing fresh musical expressions over revisiting past glories. For Live Jam listeners, this means an opportunity to appreciate Zeppelin classics in live recordings while following Plant’s evolving solo journey.
Jimmy Page: Guardian of the Zeppelin Legacy
Guitar legend Jimmy Page has stepped back from frequent live performances but remains the band’s primary archivist and curator. Page’s meticulous care has ensured that Led Zeppelin’s catalog continues to shine, most notably through the remastering and reissue campaign of the band’s nine studio albums between 2014 and 2015, which included previously unreleased tracks and alternate takes.
Page’s dedication to preserving the Zeppelin legacy continued with the 2025 authorized documentary, Becoming Led Zeppelin. Page granted the filmmakers unprecedented access to his personal archives, including diaries, photographs, and rare recordings, attending the film’s premiere in Venice and providing context that ensured the focus remained on the music rather than tabloid distractions.
However, not all is smooth behind the scenes. Page has publicly expressed frustration over delays in releasing additional live archival material, due to disagreements among the surviving members about which content should see the light of day. In a notable move in 2023, Page independently released a demo version of “The Rain Song” to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Houses of the Holy, highlighting both his passion and the ongoing complexities of managing the Zeppelin legacy.
John Paul Jones: The Experimental Virtuoso
Bassist and multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones continues to push musical boundaries through diverse projects. In recent years, he has focused on avant-garde and experimental music, challenging conventional boundaries while maintaining his signature musical sophistication. In 2019, Jones formed the band Sons of Chipotle, further exploring collaborative, genre-defying work. Beyond performance, Jones contributes as a producer and arranger, ensuring his talents continue to shape innovative soundscapes while honoring his roots in rock history.
Jason Bonham: Carrying the Legacy Forward
Jason Bonham, son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, carries the family torch with Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening, a tribute show dedicated to his father’s music and the band’s legendary legacy. In 2025, Bonham’s tour celebrated the 50th anniversary of Physical Graffiti, bringing live Zeppelin classics to fans around the world with energy, precision, and a deep respect for the original recordings. For many listeners, Bonham’s performances offer a bridge between the past and present, keeping the essence of Led Zeppelin alive in live settings.
Becoming Led Zeppelin: A Candid Look at the Legends
The 2025 documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin is the first and only authorized film featuring candid interviews with Plant, Page, and Jones. The documentary offers unprecedented insight into the band’s creative process, musical philosophy, and legendary career milestones. While Plant and Jones opted out of later promotional appearances, Page remained actively involved, ensuring the film authentically represented the music and legacy of the band.
Live Jam Experience: Relive the Legendary Performances
Tonight on Live Jam, fans can immerse themselves in the live energy of Led Zeppelin like never before. From Jimmy Page’s electrifying riffs to Robert Plant’s iconic vocal runs, John Paul Jones’ intricate bass lines, and Jason Bonham’s thunderous drumming, every track is a testament to the band’s enduring influence. Whether revisiting the raw power of Stairway to Heaven from Madison Square Garden or the explosive performance of Kashmir from their early European tours, Live Jam ensures listeners experience the magic of Zeppelin’s live shows in full, unfiltered glory.
And don’t miss Get the Led Out Live tonight starting at 10 PM, a three-hour celebration of live Zeppelin performances, where every track played is the live version, bringing history straight to your speakers.
For fans wanting the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience, Live Jam and Get the Led Out Live deliver unparalleled access to the band’s monumental live legacy while keeping you updated on the current projects of the surviving members.
Listen to Live Jam and Get the Led Out Live for your weekly dose of Zeppelin greatness.
