Page toyed around with “Tangerine” when he was in the Yardbirds, but finally got around to perfecting the twangy song on Led ...

Years go by, but the music of Led Zeppelin endures long after the band called it quits in the early 1980s. In celebration of the group's expansive and exceptional hard rock catalog, we offer a ...

Led Zeppelin was together for only a little over a decade, and they have not musically reunited — or at least fully — since their breakup in 1980. John Bonham died in 1980 — part of the ...

In truth, Led Zeppelin never dominated the charts, but thanks to classic rock radio and satellite options, its legendary status remains stronger than ever. So, what constitutes a Zeppelin deep cut?

Led Zeppelin refused to perform some of their most popular hits live. The band members respected each other's preferences and ...

Fifty years ago, Led Zeppelin was born in a London basement ... long for them to realize they had something special. The first song they played was “Train Kept A-Rollin’,” a Tiny Bradshaw ...

When it comes to rock ‘n’ roll excess, nobody did it bigger and better than Led Zeppelin. During the dozen years that they were around, they managed to make new rules and break most of the old ...

Most know the dynamic guitarist Jimmy Page from his days with the iconic classic rock band Led Zeppelin. Whether he was playing his electric on a song like “Immigrant Song” or acoustic on ...

Led Zeppelin disbanded following the death of their drummer, John Bonham, in 1980. The band reunited for irregular one-off performances, including a 2007 concert with Bonham’s son, Jason Bonham ...

The final possible legal challenge to Led Zeppelin's ownership of Stairway To Heaven has been defeated. The band were sued for copyright in 2014 over claims they had stolen the song's opening riff ...

Last Performance: The classic line-up of Gilmour, Wright, Mason, and Waters did a four-song set at Live 8 in ... Last Performance: In December of 2007 Led Zeppelin performed their first full ...

A man depicted on the album cover of Led Zeppelin IV has been revealed as a 19th Century thatcher. The figure is most likely Lot Long from Mere in Wiltshire, photographed by Ernest Farmer.