Robert Plant is not just renowned for screaming vocals, he's very versatile. Subsequently, his listening taste is varied, ...

Robert Plant once spoke about a new band who closely emulate the sound of Led Zeppelin, even suggesting the singer "borrowed" ...

If "all" Robert Plant ever did was to serve as the lead singer for Led Zeppelin, his place among the greats in rock history would be assured. However, any notions that Plant was merely a pretty ...

From vague references to mythological history to his way of overtly skirting around definitive answers, Robert Plant has often left his lyrics open to the interpretation of the listener—and his ...

When they got what they wished for at the Philadelphia Live Aid concert in 1985—with Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones joined by Phil Collins and Tony Thompson on drums—the ...

The former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant could still fill stadiums. But at 76 years old, he prefers more intimate venues ...

Like lightning on the violin, Seth will be joining Robert Plant on his upcoming UK tour. Robert Plant talks how he came to work with Seth Lakeman. 3. He told us about his new album Carry Fire ...

LED ZEPPELIN star Robert Plant has stunned fans after he was spotted at League Two club Accrington. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer was seen enjoying a tour on around the Wham Stadium. Plant, 76, ...

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Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant stunned music fans when he performed at an open mic night in an Aberdeen bar. The legendary singer was in the city for a performance with his new band ...

A former Riviera Beach employee said a source for water quality issues plaguing the city's utility is a lack of maintenance on the utility's only water treatment plant.

Robert Plant has enjoyed great solo success since the 1980s, and recently won five Grammy Awards for the album Raising Sand, in which he collaborated with bluegrass singer Alison Krauss.