Available for an eye-watering £20K, Plant bought it off Chicken Shack’s Stann Webb before luthier John Birch made some ...

Despite setbacks, with John Paul Jones threatening to leave the band and Robert Plant under the knife, the English quartet, ...

Les Paul that Les Paul gave the former Led Zeppelin frontman has been sold but that Strat is one super-cool refin – so too ...

Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant lived in the Grade II-listed manor house in Penallt, Monmouthshire, during the 1980s ...

A musician landing a massive career hit can be a blessing and a curse, as Robert Plant has shown with his ... I would feel that it’s a magnificent piece of music, which has its own character ...

In his forthcoming memoir, “Fahrenheit-182,” the pop-punk bassist recounts how goth rock legend Robert Smith of The Cure once tried to kiss him after a concert they played together. Hoppus dished ...

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Music rapidly changed in the ... Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Jimmy Page (founder and lead guitarist), Robert Plant (lead singer), John Paul Jones (bassist and keyboardist ...

At the same time, was there anyone who had any issues with the way that Robert Plant was delivering the goods in Led Zeppelin? Before they even had Plant, Jimmy Page was already putting together a ...

But to still be here is just as exciting.” The Robert Cray Band performs Friday, April 4 at the Royal Oak Music Theatre, 318 W. Fourth St. Doors at 7 p.m. Bobby Murray and Lenny Watkins open.

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When it comes to the vocal equivalent of that attribute, it’s hard to look past the mighty Robert Plant and his soaring singing ... seems like an ironic chapter in the history of music. But in Plant’s ...