Zep drummer John Bonham died on Sept. 25, 1980. A day of hard drinking as the band rehearsed for a North American tour led to him dying in his sleep. Jimmy Page revealed Led Zeppelin could never ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There's pummeling hard rock, yes, and then there's the nuclear-grade explosion of Shirley Bassey performing the theme to ...

Led Zeppelin In The Studio For LZIII 50th Anniversary was a top 25 story of October 2025 in our look back at the Year In Rock. Here is the original report: The 50th anniversary of the "Led Zeppelin ...

Led Zeppelin had a top 24 story of August after syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands shared an episode celebrating the 45th anniversary ...

Starting with the galloping entrance of “The Song Remains the Same” — with Jimmy Page’s layered guitars, John Paul Jones’ bopping bass line, and John Bonham’s beat anchoring it all — it’s clear Houses ...

Bernard MacMahon’s film captures the hard rock band’s roots with galvanic footage and thunderous music, but with little personal drama. Co-written and produced by Allison McGourty, Becoming is a ...

There are many wonderful things about the new Led Zeppelin documentary, and many revelations, although perhaps the most revealing takeaway happens at the very start. Bernard MacMahon’s film begins at ...

There's pummeling hard rock, yes, and then there's the nuclear-grade explosion of Shirley Bassey performing the theme to "Goldfinger" — a whole separate beast. In one of pop music's oddest confluences ...

It’s all in the title: Becoming Led Zeppelin captures the hard rock ’70s band in their gestation period. Before the dark mystique; the stories of legendary parties at the Continental Hyatt House, on ...

There’s pummeling hard rock, yes, and then there’s the nuclear-grade explosion of Shirley Bassey performing the theme to “Goldfinger” — a whole separate beast. In one of pop music’s oddest confluences ...

There's pummeling hard rock, yes, and then there's the nuclear-grade explosion of Shirley Bassey performing the theme to "Goldfinger" — a whole separate beast. In one of pop music's oddest confluences ...