LED ZEPPELIN - O2 Setlist Updated; New Photo

LED ZEPPELIN - O2 Setlist Updated; New Photo Available!






A reunited LED ZEPPELIN - singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham - are currently on-stage at London's O2 Arena performing at the much-hyped Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert.
The hard rock legends have performed the following songs tonight (December 10th):
'Good Times,
Bad Times',
'Ramble On',
'Black Dog',
'In My Time Of Dying',
'For Your Life,
'Trampled Underfoot',
'Custard Pie',
Nobody's Fault But Mine',
'No Quarter',
'Since I've Been Loving You'.

Getty Images have a new live photo - click left to view.

(Note: in the photo you can see a cameraman filming Jason Bonham)

LED ZEPPELIN - More Reunion Live Photos Available


A reunited LED ZEPPELIN - singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham - are currently on-stage at London's O2 Arena performing at the much-hyped Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert.

To view a new set of live photos click here: Gettyimages.com.

Wireimage.com has also posted VIP Arrival photos.

LED ZEPPELIN - Final Reunion Set-List Is Here! Billboard Review Available




A reunited LED ZEPPELIN - singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones and drummer Jason Bonham - just got off-stage at London's O2 Arena after performing at the much-hyped Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert. The hard rock legends performed the following songs tonight (December 10th):
'Good Times,
Bad Times',
'Ramble On',
'Black Dog', 'In My Time Of Dying',
'For Your Life,
'Trampled Under Foot',
'Custard Pie',
Nobody's Fault But Mine',
'No Quarter',
'Since I've Been Loving You',
'Dazed And Confused',
Stairway To Heaven',
'The Song Remains The Same',
'Misty Mountain Hop',
'Kashmir'. Encore:
'Whole Lotta Love',
Rock And Roll'.

A review of the show is now available at Billboard.com.

LED ZEPPELIN Reunion BBC News Video Clip Available


The BBC have posted a video report on the LED ZEPPELIN reunion show that ended just hours ago tonight (December 10th) at London's O2 Arena. Click below to view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv-lW7K66M0&eurl=http://www.bravewords.com/news/79351


The Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert featured the following Led Zeppelin classics:
'Good Times,
Bad Times',
'Ramble On',
'Black Dog',
'In My Time Of Dying',
'For Your Life,
'Trampled Under Foot',
'Custard Pie', Nobody's Fault But Mine',
'No Quarter',
'Since I've Been Loving You',
'Dazed And Confused',
Stairway To Heaven',
'The Song Remains The Same',
'Misty Mountain Hop',
'Kashmir'.
Encore:
'Whole Lotta Love',
Rock And Roll'.

LED ZEPPELIN Reunited - Partial Version Of 'Black Dog' Available On YouTube

The partial version of the classic LED ZEPPELIN track 'Black Dog' - recorded just hours ago tonight (December 10th) at London's O2 Arena - is available on YouTube. Click below to view the BBC News report:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8v_Rqi4B-E&eurl=http://www.bravewords.com/news/79354

The Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert featured the following Led Zeppelin classics:
'Good Times, Bad Times',
'Ramble On',
'Black Dog',
'In My Time Of Dying',
'For Your Life,
'Trampled Under Foot',
'Custard Pie',
Nobody's Fault But Mine',
'No Quarter',
'Since I've Been Loving You',
'Dazed And Confused', Stairway To Heaven',
'The Song Remains The Same',
'Misty Mountain Hop',
'Kashmir'.
Encore:
'Whole Lotta Love',
Rock And Roll'.

LED ZEPPELIN Reunion Clips Make YouTube's Most Watched Videos In The UK






According to Gary Cleland from www.telegraph.co.uk, video footage of LED ZEPPELIN's triumphant reunion concert on Monday night has become an online hit watched by half a million people.

Within hours of the band leaving the stage at London's O2 Arena, footage shot with mobile phones was posted onto online video site YouTube.

Just over 24 hours later, a 10-minute clip of the band performing possibly their most famous track, 'Stairway To Heaven', had been viewed by almost 500,000 people.

A shorter clip of them performing 'Good Times Bad Times' had been viewed by more than 250,000 people.

Today, clips of the concert made eight of YouTube's most watched videos in the UK.

Read more here.