The communication breakdown was brief. The mighty Zeppelin soon made a name for itself with a haunting, powerful sound that still thrills listeners today. Led Zeppelin blended American delta blues, ...

Led Zeppelin released their fifth studio album, Physical Graffiti, in February 1975. Fifty years later, it’s still among the best releases in the band’s discography. The double album marked a turning ...

Most people agree Led Zeppelin died the night John Bonham did (Sept. 25, 1980). But fans still prayed they’d get to see Zep’s surviving members perform together at some point. However, a reunion tour ...

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Led Zeppelin were one of the preeminent concert bands of the '70s, but their fans had to wait an awfully long time for a proper representation of the band's on-stage career. It wasn't until they ...

Led Zeppelin are back in the spotlight thanks to new documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin, and for fans who want more, here’s 13 minutes of previously unseen live footage shot in Denmark in 1979. Via Led ...

When Led Zeppelin ’s founding drummer, John Bonham, died due to an alcohol overdose in 1980, the classic-rock band broke up, and its three surviving members vowed to never reunite. Guitarist Jimmy ...

While Led Zeppelin didn’t cross paths with The Beatles in the ’60s, it was a different story with the Rolling Stones. In 1964, during his days as an ace session guitarist, Jimmy Page played on a demo ...

Although he shot down the obligatory question of a band reunion with “I very much doubt it,” Page did praise how he and the other two surviving members collaborated on a special book commemorating ...

It was all about the jam at Mountain Jam in Hunter Mountain, N.Y., earlier this month, and you can give it up to Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds for providing one of the event's more buzzed about ...

The sprawling deep cut became one of the band’s most beloved hidden gems despite never matching their biggest hits.

Led Zeppelin never had the greatest relationship with radio, so why not use one of their epic songs to try and trick the programmers?