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IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR

Led Zeppelin conclude their reissue campaign with a new edition of the soundtrack to the concert film ‘The Song Remains The Same’, originally released in 1976 and featuring newly remastered audio supervised by Jimmy Page. The album was recorded in July 1973 at Madison Square Garden in New York City and the new version released on September 7, 2018 as a Super Deluxe Boxed Set, CD, Vinyl and Digital Versions, plus the full album’s debut release in Hi-Res 5.1 surround sound on blu-ray. Order your copy now .

2cd + 4lp + 3dvd.

1 blu-ray disc

Remastered album

Led Zeppelin’s First Three Albums Newly Remastered,Each With An Additional Disc Of Previously Unreleased Companion Audio

With the release of deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin II, and Led Zeppelin III, the band will launch an extensive reissue program of all nine of its studio albums in chronological order, each remastered by guitarist and producer Jimmy Page. Led Zeppelin will also open its vaults to share dozens of unheard studio and live recordings, with each album featuring a second disc of companion audio comprised entirely of unreleased music related to that album. "The material on the companion discs presents a portal to the time of the recording of Led Zeppelin,” says Page. “It is a selection of work in progress with rough mixes, backing tracks, alternate versions, and new material recorded at the time”

- Jimmy Page

LED ZEPPELIN IV

How The West Was Won - Super Deluxe Edition Box

Led Zeppelin’s debut album, newly remastered, and including an additional CD and double LP featuring a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, France. [ read more... ]

Deluxe Edition Remastered Vinyl

• Live from Long Beach and Los Angeles in 1972 • First time on vinyl • 18 tracks; remastered audio • 4 LPs on 180-gram vinyl [ more info... ]

5.1 & Stereo HD audio

• Live from Long Beach and Los Angeles in 1972 • 18 tracks; remastered audio • 96kHz/24-bit 5.1 in DTS-HD Master Audio Surround, plus PCM stereo and DTS-HD Master Audio Stereo • Photo Gallery [ more info... ]

Remastered Original CD

• Live from Long Beach and Los Angeles in 1972 • 18 tracks; remastered audio • 3 CDs [ more info... ]

Digital Download

• Live from Long Beach and Los Angeles in 1972 • 18 tracks • Remastered audio [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN - THE COMPLETE BBC SESSIONS

Super deluxe boxed set.

3 CD + 5 LP

• Expanded with eight unreleased BBC recordings, including the only recorded performance of “Sunshine Woman.” • Remastered album, 2 CDs, each in a replica sleeve. • Unreleased audio on CD in a separate card sleeve. • Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl. • Unreleased audio on 180-gram vinyl. • High-def audio download card of all content at 96kHz/24 bit. • 44-page book filled with photos of the band, the recording locations, BBC memorabilia, and session information. • High-quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. [ more info... ]

Deluxe Edition CD

• Expanded with eight unreleased BBC recordings, including the only recorded performance of “Sunshine Woman.” • Remastered original album plus a third disc of unreleased audio. [ more info... ]

Deluxe Edition Vinyl

• Expanded with eight unreleased BBC recordings, including the only recorded performance of “Sunshine Woman.” • Remastered original album, plus a fifth LP of unreleased audio, on 180-gram vinyl [ more info... ]

• Expanded with eight unreleased BBC recordings, including the only recorded performance of “Sunshine Woman.” • Remastered album and unreleased audio will both be available. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN I

Super Deluxe Edition Box

2 CD + 2 LP

- CD1: Original album newly remastered in vinyl replica sleeve - CD2: Companion audio featuring previously unreleased reference mixes from the sessions. - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered in single sleeve replicating the original album on 180 gram vinyl - Vinyl 2: Companion audio on one LP ( 180 gram vinyl ) in a new sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring a previously unreleased companion audio reference mixes from the sessions - HD Download Card ( Original album and Companion Audio in 96 kHz/24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 88 pages ). [ more info... ]

Deluxe 2 CD package in a tri-fold softpack, with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd CD of companion audio features five unreleased reference mixes from the sessions, which reveal works in progress. 16-page booklet. [ more info... ]

The original album, newly remastered, in a gatefold sleeve with an 8-page booklet. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus a second LP of companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a tri-fold sleeve. The companion audio features five unreleased reference mixes from the sessions, which reveal works in progress. [ more info... ]

Remastered Original Vinyl

Original album on 180 gram vinyl, newly remastered in single sleeve replicating the original album. [ more info... ]

Remastered audio featuring 12 tracks

The remastered album plus five companion audio tracks will be available in standard and high-definition formats. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN II

Led Zeppelin II, newly remastered, and including an additional CD and LP of previously unreleased studio outtakes [ read more... ]

- CD1: Japanese replica of the original album newly remastered in vinyl replica single wallet, replica mini brown bag, paintable mini insert - CD2: Companion audio in a new single wallet sleeve, featuring previously unreleased rough mixes of all the tracks - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered on 180 gram vinyl, in a single sleeve replicating the original album - Vinyl 2: Companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a new single sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring previously unreleased rough mixes of all the tracks. HD Download Card ( Original album and Companion Audio in 96 kHz/24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 80 pages ). - Replica brown paper bag - Replica 12" x 12" paintable insert [ more info... ]

Deluxe 2 CD package with 2 individual wallets with spine, one with the original artwork, the second with the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd CD of companion audio features an unreleased rough mix of every track from the original album. 16 page booklet. Packaged in a replica mini brown paper bag [ more info... ]

The original album, newly remastered, in a single wallet with spine. 8-page booklet in bag behind wallet. Packaged in a replica mini brown paper bag. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus an album of companion audio, on 180 gram vinyl in individual sleeves. Companion audio features an unreleased rough mix of every track from the original album. Replica paintable 12" x 12" insert. Packaged in a replica brown bag. [ more info... ]

Original album on 180 gram vinyl, newly remastered in single pocket sleeve. Replica paintable 12" x 12" insert. Packaged in a replica brown paper bag. [ more info... ]

Remastered audio featuring 14 tracks

The remastered album plus seven companion audio tracks will be available in standard and high-definition formats. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN III

Led Zeppelin III, newly remastered, and including an additional CD and LP of previously unreleased studio outtakes. [ read more... ]

3 CD + 3 LP

- CD1: Original album newly remastered in Japanese replica gatefold sleeve, with 8-color embossed printing - CD2/3: Companion audio in a new sleeve wallet with 6-color embossed printing, featuring 15 previously unreleased recordings from 1968 - 1974 - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album on 180 gram vinyl - Vinyl 2/3: Companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a new capacity sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring 15 previously unreleased recordings from 1968 - 1974 - HD Download Card ( Original album and Companion Audio in 96 kHz/24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 72 pages ). [ more info... ]

Deluxe 3 CD package with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio, all with embossed printing. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd and 3rd CDs present the only Led Zeppelin deluxe edition to include two companion discs, featuring 15 tracks recorded between 1968 and 1974. 16-page booklet. [ more info... ]

The original album, newly remastered, in a gatefold sleeve that replicates the original album with 8-color embossed cover printing. 8-page booklet. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus 2 LPs of companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a tri-fold sleeve with three pockets. Includes two 12" x 12" LP inserts. Original album is remastered; second and third albums include previously-unreleased companion audio with 15 tracks recorded between 1968 and 1974. [ more info... ]

Original album newly remastered on 180 gram vinyl in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album, with 8-color embossed printing. [ more info... ]

Remastered audio featuring 23 tracks

The remastered album plus fifteen companion audio tracks will be available in standard and high-definition formats. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN - PHYSICAL GRAFFITI

- CD 1 & 2: - Remastered double album on CD in vinyl replica sleeve - CD 3: Companion audio on CD in card wallet featuring new alternate cover art - Vinyl 1 & 2: Remastered double album on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve replicating first pressing - Vinyl 3: Companion audio on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve with new alternate cover art - HD Download Card ( All content at 96kHz/24 bit ) - Book: Hard bound, 96 page book filled with rare and previously unseen photos and memorabilia - Print: High-quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered [ more info... ]

Remastered album packaged in a replica of the original LP jacket [ more info... ]

Remastered album on two discs, plus a third disc of unreleased companion audio. [ more info... ]

Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl, packaged in a sleeve that replicates the LP's first pressing in exacting detail. [ more info... ]

Remastered album and unreleased companion audio on 180-gram vinyl [ more info... ]

REMASTERED AUDIO

Remastered album and companion audio will both be available in standard and high-definition formats [ more info... ]

- CD1: Remastered album on CD in vinyl replica sleeve. - CD2: Companion audio on CD in card wallet featuring new alternate cover art. - Vinyl 1: Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve replicating first pressing. - Vinyl 2/3: Companion audio on 180-gram vinyl in a sleeve with new alternate cover art. - HD Download Card ( All content @ 96 kHz/ 24 bit ) - Hard bound, 80 page book filled with rare and previously unseen photos and memorabilia. - High-quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. [ more info... ]

Remastered album, plus a second disc of unreleased companion audio. [ more info... ]

Remastered album packaged in a gatefold card wallet. [ more info... ]

Remastered album and unreleased companion audio on 180-gram vinyl. [ more info... ]

Remastered audio featuring 17 tracks

Remastered album and companion audio will both be available. [ more info... ]

The remastered original album, plus 8 Companion Audio tracks. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN HOTH

Houses of the holy.

Led Zeppelin V, newly remastered, and including an additional CD and LP of previously unreleased studio outtakes. [ read more... ]

Remastered audio featuring 19 tracks

The remastered original album, plus 9 Companion Audio tracks. [ more info... ]

LED ZEPPELIN

2 CD + 3 LP

- CD1: Original album newly remastered in vinyl replica sleeve. - CD2: Companion audio in a new sleeve, featuring a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, France. - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered in sleeve replicating the original album on 180 gram vinyl. - Vinyl 2/3: Companion audio on two LPs ( 180 gram vinyl ) in a new sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, France. - HD Download Card ( Original album @ 96 kHz/ 24 bit ) ( Concert @ 48 kHz/ 24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 72 pages ). - Replica of original Atlantic press kit. [ more info... ]

Deluxe 2 CD package with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd CD featuring a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, France. 16 page booklet. [ more info... ]

The original album, newly remastered, in a gatefold sleeve with an 8 page booklet. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus 2 LPs of companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a tri-fold sleeve. Featuring a previously unreleased October 1969 concert from Paris, France. [ more info... ]

- CD1: Original album newly remastered in vinyl replica gatefold sleeve. - CD2: Companion audio in a new sleeve, featuring previously unreleased studio outtakes. - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered on 180 gram vinyl, in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album. - Vinyl 2: Companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a new sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring previously unreleased studio outtakes. HD Download Card ( Original album and Companion Audio in 96 kHz/24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 88 pages ). [ more info... ]

Deluxe 2 CD package with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd CD features previously unreleased studio outtakes. 16 page booklet. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus an album of companion audio, on 180 gram vinyl in a tri-fold sleeve, featuring previously unreleased studio outtakes. [ more info... ]

Original album on 180 gram vinyl, newly remastered in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album. [ more info... ]

- CD1: Original album newly remastered in vinyl replica gatefold sleeve, including the wheel and die cut holes. - CD2: Companion audio in a new sleeve, featuring previously unreleased studio outtakes. - Vinyl 1: Original album newly remastered in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album on 180 gram vinyl, including the wheel and die cut holes. - Vinyl 2: Companion audio on 180 gram vinyl in a new sleeve featuring negative artwork based on the original album artwork, and featuring previously unreleased studio outtakes. - HD Download Card ( Original album and Companion Audio in 96 kHz/24 bit ) - LP sized, high quality print of the original album cover, the first 30,000 of which will be individually numbered. - Album-size hardback book ( 80 pages ). [ more info... ]

Deluxe 2 CD package with the original artwork, plus the newly created negative artwork for the companion audio. The original album is newly remastered; the 2nd CD features previously unreleased studio outtakes. The artwork replicates the original LP sleeve with the wheel and die-cut holes and includes 16 page booklet. [ more info... ]

The original album, newly remastered, in a gatefold sleeve that replicates the original LP with the wheel and die-cut holes. 8 page booklet. [ more info... ]

Original remastered LP, plus an album of companion audio, on 180 gram vinyl in a tri-fold sleeve that includes the wheel and die-cut holes from the original LP sleeve. The second LP features previously unreleased studio outtakes. [ more info... ]

Original album newly remastered on 180 gram vinyl in gatefold sleeve replicating the original album, including the wheel and die cut holes. [ more info... ]

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Led Zeppelin Tour 2022 / 2023: do you know the ticket price?

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Led Zeppelin is a world-renowned rock band that has toured the United States in the past. With such an iconic group, it’s hard to imagine they have never toured in New York City or Los Angeles. In 2022 Led Zeppelin will be touring North America and then later head over to Europe for another tour in 2023.

They are expected to play at least 40 shows on this tour with tickets going up for sale this week! The excitement is palpable as many fans eagerly await more details about which venues will be hosting these concerts. Led Zeppelin Tour 2022 / 2023: Expectations of Concerts & Tickets

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led zeppelin tour dates and schedule 2022 / 2023

The Led Zeppelin tour dates are coming up soon and they will be releasing their new album in 2022.  Their last album was released in 1993. This is one of the most anticipated albums of all time, so make sure to buy your tickets now.

led zeppelin concert tickets

The Led Zeppelin concert is coming to town! Get your hands on some of the best tickets in town before they are all gone.

If you love live music and don’t want to miss out, get your Led Zeppelin concert tickets now. The show will be a great experience for anyone who has never seen them before or even if you have seen them multiple times.

led zeppelin concert ticket prices

Tired of paying high prices for Led Zeppelin concert tickets? You’re not alone. The average cost per ticket is over $50, and that’s just the baseline price. There are many other factors that can affect the final cost, such as travel expenses or hotel costs if you have to stay overnight in a different city. 

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led zeppelin tour setlists

Led Zeppelin was one of the most iconic rock bands in music history. They achieved an unparalleled level of success with their unique sound and legendary live performances. The band never officially announced a setlist for any show, but they did leave clues on handwritten setlists and concert posters to give fans some idea of what songs they played at shows.

The upcoming setlist

• Dazed and Confused (Jake Holmes cover)
• Whole Lotta Love
• Since I’ve Been Loving You
• Stairway to Heaven
• Heartbreaker
• Communication Breakdown
• Rock and Roll
• White Summer/Black Mountain Side
• How Many More Times
• The Song Remains the Same
• I Can’t Quit You Baby (Willie Dixon cover)
• What Is and What Should Never Be
• Over the Hills and Far Away
• The Rain Song
• The Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Tiny Bradshaw cover)
• You Shook Me (Willie Dixon cover)
• Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
• Going to California
• Immigrant Song
• That’s the Way

led zeppelin tour history

In 1968, Led Zeppelin was formed in London. They went on to become one of the most influential rock bands of all time and are still touring today.

In 1969, they released their first album which included hits such as Whole Lotta Love and Black Dog. The band has had many line-up changes over the years but Jimmy Page remains the only original member left; he is also a producer for other artists including David Bowie, Def Leppard, and Bob Seger.

Their live performance at Madison Square Garden in 1975 is considered by some critics to be one of the greatest musical performances ever. The following year they embarked on a tour with renewed vigor after John Bonham’s death from alcohol-related issues earlier that year.

Theatre, one show at London’s Royal Albert Hall, and three shows at the Royal Festival Hall in London. They played for well over 400 thousand people during this tour! On December 10th of 1977, they arrived to start their US tour which would last until February 20th, 1978 when they headlined two nights at Madison Square Garden. This tour included 33 concerts with an attendance of 2 million people.

led zeppelin tour shirt

The Led Zeppelin Tour Shirt is a vintage concert t-shirt from the 1970s that has been re-released for fans to enjoy. This shirt was originally worn by those who attended Led Zeppelin concerts in the 70s and 80s, but now this shirt can be worn by anyone.

The front of the shirt displays a red circle with white stripes around it which symbolizes their logo. The back of the shirt reads “Led Zeppelin” on one side and “Tour ’76” on the other side; both phrases are written in black cursive font against a white background. It also features an illustration of three people standing together wearing long sleeve shirts, jeans, boots, and bandanas while holding guitars in their hands.

Written by Foysal Patwary

Foysal played a local musician as a guitarist in the Blacktown band. He later worked as a musician on a small firm, where he played a role on the cover of the song. While subtaking from music, Foysal studied music analysis in Bangladesh with music and started composing plays. His songs with Jackson Pollock have been produced in Dhaka and regionally. He has received awards from the Commission for composing plays in music and concerts. He later started writing a blog about music, concerts and schedules.

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Who Will Reunite Next? We Place Odds on 18 Groups, From Led Zeppelin to One Direction

By Andy Greene

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The 2022 calendar is packed with long-awaited reunion tours by the likes of Fugees, Rage Against the Machine, Bauhaus, Pavement, Mötley Crüe, Swedish House Mafia, and even ABBA, if you count their digital-avatar show heading to London. Some of these acts swore they’d never play together again, and one even supposedly signed a “cessation of touring activities” agreement that would have made a reunion impossible.

But there’s still a large pool of groups that are stubbornly clinging to their breakups. Some of them have more cash than they’ll ever need, while others are content with their solo projects. There are also, of course, many groups whose members simply despise each other more than they like money. Here’s a look at 18 groups that have all sorts of reasons for staying apart, and our 100% unscientific odds that they’ll reunite some day.

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Why They Split: Band relations hit a real low on the band’s 1980–81 Wall tour, but after Roger Waters left in the early 1980s, the remaining trio of David Gilmour, Richard Wright, and Nick Mason got along quite well and turned into a functioning unit. They also played many enormous stadium gigs, but by the end of 1994’s massive Division Bell tour, David Gilmour had had enough. They quietly went on an indefinite hiatus when the tour wrapped after a long run of shows at London’s Earls Court in October 1994.

Last Performance: The classic line-up of Gilmour, Wright, Mason, and Waters did a four-song set at Live 8 in the summer of 2005. Three years later Richard Wright died of cancer — forever ruling out a complete reunion. In May 2011, David Gilmour performed “Comfortably Numb” with Roger Waters at London’s 02 Arena, and Mason (playing tambourine) came out with Gilmour for “Outside the Wall.” David Gilmour and Nick Mason linked up in the studio in 2014 to complete some unfinished Richard Wright tracks on the largely instrumental album The Endless River, but they didn’t support it with any live work

Odds of a Reunion: The Pink Floyd detente that culminated with a handful mini reunions between 2005 and 2011 is long over. In recent years, Roger Waters has gone public with the fact that he’s been locked out of Floyd’s social-media channels. They had a band meeting a couple of years back to try and sort everything out, but it resulted in nothing more than even more bitterness and public acrimony. Even simple matters like an Animals box set devolved into a year-long civil war between Waters and Gilmour. “I actually get along with both of them,” an exasperated Mason told Rolling Stone in 2019, “and I think it’s really disappointing that these rather elderly gentlemen are still at loggerheads.” These “elderly gentlemen” have been at loggerheads for the past 50 years, and it’s not likely to resolve itself anytime soon. We put the odds of a reunion at 5% .

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Why They Split: There’s a certain type of artist that simply cannot handle life in a band where creative decisions are shared even somewhat equally among the members, especially after they achieve some degree of success. It’s a situation that can result in the group becoming a dictatorship (Pink Floyd, Talking Heads ) or a band-in-name-only where most of the members are jettisoned (pre-reunion Guns N’ Roses, pre reunion-Smashing Pumpkins). There’s also the Genesis route where the leader steps aside for a solo career and allows the group to continue in their absence. This took place in 1975 after the band’s Lamb Lies Down on Broadway tour. In an almost unique outcome in the history of rock, both Genesis and Peter Gabriel fared far better commercially in the aftermath.

Last Performance: On Oct. 2, 1982, Genesis reunited with Gabriel and guitarist Steve Hackett for the Six of the Best concert at Milton Keynes Bowl in England. It was hastily put together to help Gabriel pay off the enormous bills he accumulated in the aftermath of the inaugural WOMAD Festival that year. In the years that followed, Gabriel became a superstar thanks to hits like “In Your Eyes” and “Sledgehammer,” and he no longer needed his old bandmates to bail him out of financial jams.

Odds of a Reunion: The Phil Collins incarnation of Genesis was more successful than the Gabriel one by an enormous magnitude. They’re in the middle of a big-money reunion tour at the moment where Nicholas Collins is handling all the drum duties since his father is no longer physically able to play his old parts. It’s a situation that would make it impossible for Phil to perform in any meaningful way on a reunion tour with Gabriel, but one that would allow Nicholas to take over for him. Could a tour happen in a couple of years with Gabriel, Nicholas Collins, Steve Hackett, Michael Rutherford, and Tony Banks? It’s far from impossible, but we’re still saying just a 30% chance.

Talking Heads

Why They Split: To simplify a rather complex story, the other members of the band got sick of the public seeing them as David Byrne’s backing band. At the same time, Byrne grew increasingly uneasy about having to share creative responsibilities. The result was a very dysfunctional band. They didn’t officially split until 1991, but their last time on the road was the legendary Speaking in Tongues tour of 1983–84.

Last Performance: The group shocked many when they agreed to perform at their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2002. “It had been a long time since we’d had much of a conversation,” Chris Frantz said in 2009. “We’d bump into David at Lou Reed’s house or something like that. But that was the first time we’d sat down and talked.” Unlike with many sloppy Rock Hall reunions, the four members put aside their differences and carefully rehearsed a killer three-song set of “Psycho Killer,” “Life During Wartime,” and “Burning Down the House.”

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Odds of a Reunion: David Byrne is pretty stubborn fellow and he’s made it absolutely clear that he has no interest in ever doing this even though he just began an encore run of American Utopia , his acclaimed Broadway show that’s anchored around Talking Heads classics. Talking Heads drummer Chris Frantz hasn’t seen the show, but he told Rolling Stone in 2020 that he wasn’t thrilled about the whole thing. “I wasn’t going to just drop in uninvited,” he said. “[But] I think it’s highly unlikely that without Talking Heads songs he would have even had a Broadway show.” Around the same time, Byrne explained his reluctance to Rolling Stone . “I’m trying to think of any reunions I might have seen where I felt, ‘This needed to happen,’ where it allows a band to move on to the next step,” he said.“With the Pixies, I thought it was terribly justified because the public caught up with what they were doing. So they finally got the audience that they deserved early on, whereas we did OK.” Sadly, this is probably about 10% .

Why They Split: If the Everly Brothers invented sibling rivalry in rock & roll, the Kinks perfected it. Ray and Dave Davies were at each other’s throats from nearly the moment the band burst onto the rock scene with “You Really Got Me” in 1964. Somehow or another, they stuck together until 1996 when they split in the face of lagging record sales and declining attendance at their concerts. Much like the Ramones, who split up the exact same year, they’d been around so long that people began to take them for granted.

Last Performance: Ray and Dave Davies (along with various former Kinks) have appeared in public at numerous award shows and functions during the past two decades, but the group hasn’t done a concert since 1996. Ray and Dave Davies did perform “You Really Got Me” at a Dave solo concert in 2015.

Odds of a Reunion: The brothers have already reunited in the studio during the past couple of years. Nobody has heard what they’ve done, but Ray and Dave say they hope to get some sort of Kinks release out in the near future. (We’ll believe it when we hear it, though.) A tour is another question. Ray hasn’t even gone on a solo tour in seven years. It’s possible they’ve just waited too long and gotten too old, but a single concert or a limited run in the next couple of years feels very possible. We’re putting it at 70% .

Led Zeppelin

Why They Split: Zeppelin drummer John Bonham died in 1980, causing the band to split. The remaining trio re-formed at Live Aid in 1985, an Atlantic Records anniversary concert in 1988, and their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995. Despite pleas from his bandmates and fans, Robert Plant has refused all offers of a reunion tour.

Last Performance: In December of 2007 Led Zeppelin performed their first full concert since Bonham died in 1980 at London’s 02 Arena in honor of the late Ahmet Ertegun. They spent months rehearsing a stellar two-hour show, but nothing more came of it. Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones were so frustrated with the situation that they auditioned a bunch of singers in 2008 and even looked seriously into a tour without Plant, but wisely canceled the whole thing before it got off the ground.

Odds of a Reunion: Robert Plant has been extremely clear that he has absolutely no interest in ever fronting Led Zeppelin again , and that he viewed the 02 Arena show as a perfect way to end the band. They could play every stadium in the world and make a billion dollars, but Robert Plant is rich enough and this is almost certainly never going to happen. 10% .

Why They Split: Sometimes a band just runs its course. R.E.M. had an incredible 30-year run, but in 2011 they mutually decided it was time to move on. “There is sadness because I will never play on the same stage as Peter and Michael again,” Mike Mills told Rolling Stone that year. “We’re doing this for good reasons, and we end up looking back at all the fun, the joy and the incredible opportunities we had. … We needed to prove, not only to our fans and critics but to ourselves, that we could still make great records. And we made two. We thought, ‘We’ve done it. Now let’s do something no other band has done: Shake hands and walk away as friends.'”

Last Performance: The band wrapped up their 2008 world tour in Mexico City on November 18th, 2008. The following March they played “E-Bow the Letter” with Patti Smith at their own tribute concert at Carnegie Hall. The only reunion since then took place on July 13th, 2016 when Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, and Mike Mills played “Losing My Religion” at a private birthday party for their manager Bertis Downs in France.

Odds of a Reunion: The band says it’s never going to happen, but they all say that at first. Let’s see how they all feel in 10 years. Of course, they’ll be in their seventies by then. We’re going to say 30% .

Fleetwood Mac With Lindsey Buckingham

Why They Split: Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham split as a couple before Fleetwood Mac cut Rumours in 1976, but they somehow managed to spend the next few decades, off and on, in the band together. Their fraught history created fantastic sparks of onstage tension that kept fans coming back tour after tour, but by 2018, Nicks had had enough and made it clear she wouldn’t continue in the band if Buckingham remained.

Last Performance: On January 26th, 2018, just as Fleetwood Mac were gearing up for a world tour, the Grammys honored the band with a tribute show at Radio City Music Hall. They played a mini set that ended, appropriately enough, with “Go Your Own Way.” Behind the scenes, Nicks was fuming because she felt that Buckingham had been disrespectful during her speech. When it was done, Nicks pledged never to work with him again.

Odds of a Reunion: Buckingham sued the band shortly after he was kicked out. They settled out of court, and Mick Fleetwood initially said a reunion would be impossible. But they got back in touch after Mac co-founder Peter Green died in July 2020 and repaired their friendship. The drummer says today he’s willing to take Buckingham back, but the decision will come down to Nicks. Things weren’t helped when Buckingham compared her to Donald Trump in a 2021 Rolling Stone interview. But this is a band that has come back from far worse, and fans everywhere are praying for a farewell tour that unites the complete Rumours lineup. It feels possible, so we’re going to say 35% .

The White Stripes

Why They Split: The White Stripes toured in 2007 behind their new album Icky Thump, but the final dates were called off due to drummer Meg White’s “acute anxiety problem.” They announced their split in February of 2011. “The reason is not due to artistic differences or lack of wanting to continue,” they said. “Nor any health issues as both Meg and Jack are feeling fine and in good health. It is for a myriad of reasons, but mostly to preserve what is beautiful and special about the band and have it stay that way. Both Meg and Jack hope this decision isn’t met with sorrow by their fans but that it is seen as a positive move done out of respect for the music that the band has created. It is also done with the utmost respect to those fans who’ve shared in those creations, with their feelings considered greatly.”

Last Performance: On February 20th, 2009, the White Stripes performed their 2002 song “We’re Going to Be Friends” on Conan O’Brien’s final Late Night show before his disastrous takeover of The Tonight Show.

Odds of a Reunion: They’re young enough that it seems likely their paths will cross again at some point down the road. Maybe they’ll headline Coachella in 2030. We’re going to put the odds of an eventual reunion at 60% .

‘NSync

Why They Split: In 2002, Justin Timberlake realized that the boy-band craze was quickly coming to an end. He called for a group hiatus and began to focus on his solo career. The others thought about carrying on as a four-piece, but wisely decided against it. Meanwhile, Justin went on to a huge solo career and never looked back.

Last Performance: The full five-piece hasn’t performed since a brief reunion with Timberlake in 2013 when MTV gave him the Video Vanguard award. The non-Justin members, however, played “Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored” with Ariana Grande at Coachella in 2019.

Odds of a Reunion: It seems like everyone in ‘NSync not named Justin Timberlake is thinking quite hard about a reunion tour these days. Even without their leader, the group could probably play very large venues and make quite a bit of money. So, the odds of a four-man reunion are probably somewhere around 80% and the odds a full reunion down at 40% .

Why They Split: The Smiths accomplished a lot during their five-year run, but when guitarist Johnny Marr quit the band in the summer of 1987 they simply couldn’t continue — despite a very brief attempt to soldier on with guitarist Ivor Perry.

Last Performance: The Smiths’ final show to date was at London’s Brixton Academy on December 12th, 1986. They finished the set with “Hand in Glove,” which was their first single just four years earlier.

Odds of a Reunion: Relations within the Smiths have been extremely poor for quite some time, especially after drummer Mike Joyce sued Morrissey for royalties. Morrissey hates even being asked about the possibility of a reunion, famously saying that he’d rather “eat his own testicles” than perform with the band. Amazingly, Johnny Marr revealed in his 2016 memoir that he met with Morrissey in 2008 and talked about re-forming the band minus Joyce. It never went anywhere, but the mere fact that Morrissey was willing to think about makes us put this at 10% .

Why They Split: Years of tension within Oasis finally reached a boiling point backstage at a Paris festival in August of 2009. Reports vary wildly about what happened, but the Gallagher brothers got into some sort of physical altercation and then refused to take the stage. The rest of the tour was canceled. “With some sadness and great relief I quit Oasis tonight,” Noel Gallagher said in a statement. “People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

Last Performance: The final gig took place August 22nd, 2009, at the V Festival in Weston England. The Paris fight was six days later.

Odds of a Reunion: Unsurprisingly, the Gallagher brothers have varying takes on the prospect of coming back together. Liam would happily do it tomorrow, but Noel says he has little interest in ever seeing it happen. They’re both doing quite well touring on their own, but a reunion would pack stadiums around the world and net them a small fortune. It may take another decade or so, but odds of them doing it at some point down the line feel pretty likely. 80% .

Sonic Youth

Why They Split: This one is simple: Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon ended their marriage in 2011 and that was it for the band.

Last performance: Sonic Youth last played live on November 12th, 2011, at the Parque Brasil 500, Paulínia, Brazil. The final song they did was their 1988 classic “Teen Age Riot.”

Odds of a Reunion : Sonny and Cher still managed to do their variety shows years after they legally divorced. They probably didn’t love the idea, but money makes people do strange things. Moore and Gordon stand to make a ton should they ever decide to make the band happen again. We’ll say 25% .

Black Sabbath

Why They Split: The band re-formed with Ozzy Osbourne in 2012 for a reunion tour minus drummer Bill Ward. That led to the new LP 13 in 2013 and another tour. The only other move in the veteran-band playbook after that was a farewell tour.

Last Performance: They called it quits after a hometown show in Birmingham, England, on February 4th, 2017.

Odds of a Reunion : Ozzy Osbourne has gone through a series of horrific health issues in recent years that have derailed his solo farewell tour again and again, but he plans on returning to the road next year. More Sabbath gigs felt pretty iffy for a long time, but Ozzy has said he’s open to it if Bill Ward can find his way back into the fold. “Those final gigs in Birmingham were bittersweet because you think of how far we came, and how much we did, and it would have been good to have shared that together,” Osbourne said in 2019. “Maybe one day there’ll be one last gig, I don’t know.” He seems to be setting the stage for one final Sabbath blowout presuming everyone stays healthy. We’d say odds are 25% it’ll happen.

Simon and Garfunkel

Why They Split: Simon and Garfunkel somehow managed to get over their hatred of each other from 2003 to 2010, touring all over the world in that time and pulling in millions. But when Garfunkel’s vocal issues caused them to cancel a series of dates in 2010, old tensions flared up and they again went their separate ways.

Last Performance: They played “Mrs. Robinson” at the AFI Tribute to Mike Nichols on June 10th, 2010. It was the song that made them true pop superstars and Nichols made that happen, so it’s somewhat appropriate if that is indeed the last time they perform.

Odds of a Reunion: Paul Simon wrapped up his Homeward Bound farewell tour last year with a hometown show in Queens. He grew up with his buddy Artie not far from the concert grounds, but Garfunkel wasn’t onstage that night. We asked Simon about a possible reunion in 2016 and he gave a very blunt answer. “No, out of the question,” he said. “We don’t even talk.” As long as they are both alive, it is possible they’ll be a “How Terribly Strange to Be 80” tour at some point, but we’re putting the odds at 15% .

One Direction

Why They Split: One Direction started as five random contestants on the U.K. X Factor in 2010, but they quickly became one of the biggest acts in the world. They released five albums and played just about every stadium on the planet, but Zayn Malik quit the band in 2015, citing a desire to be a “normal 22-year-old.” Much like the defections of Ginger Spice and Jordan Knight before him, his exit marked the beginning of the end of the group.

Last Performance: They wrapped up their On the Road tour on October 31st, 2015, at Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, England. But in the weeks that followed, they played a handful of awards show and Christmas concerts. The last performance took place in Times Square on December 31st, 2015, as part of Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve special. The final song was “History,” and they were history once it was over.

Odds of a Reunion: Harry Styles has pulled a Justin Timberlake by transforming himself into a solo star who also takes the time to appear in an occasional movie. He’s also about to join the Marvel Universe as Thanos’ brother Eros. To put it another way, he’s doing quite fine on his own. That said, he’s just 27 and gravity will eventually hit his career. It might take another couple of decades, but we think its quite likely that the five-man lineup of One Direction will tour again someday. This one is an 85% .

Sex Pistols

Why They Split : The original Sex Pistols was a highly combustible unit even before they found any success, and manager Malcolm McLaren seemed to take an almost perverse delight in driving them apart. Founding bassist Glen Matlock was sacked in 1977 even though he was a gifted musician and a key songwriting voice. He was replaced by Sid Vicious, who looked the part, but couldn’t play a note on the bass and was helplessly addicted to heroin. The band imploded shortly after their inaugural U.S. tour in early 1978.

Last Performance: Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock reunited in 1996 for the Filthy Lucre tour, where they became the first band in history to admit that the motivation behind their reformation was 100% financial. They still put on incredible shows, and they continued with more live activity in 2002, 2003, 2007, and 2008. The last run was a series of European festivals. Steve Jones described the time period in his memoir Lonely Boy as an endless nightmare marked by fights with Rotten, and paydays that were way less than they expected due to the global recession. “I was in hell,” he wrote. The last show took place on September 5th, 2008, in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.

Odds of a Reunion: Relations between Johnny Rotten and his fellow Sex Pistols have been pretty poor during the past few years, but they reached an all-time low when production began on the Danny Boyle limited FX series Pistol. It’s based on Steve Jones’ memoir, and Rotten is so livid about the whole thing that he took the band to court to stop it. He lost the battle, and he’s beyond pissed. “I am the lead singer and songwriter, frontman, image, the lot, you name it,” he said after the defeat. “I put it there. How is that not relevant?” This isn’t a man that’s going to be belting out “God Save the Queen” on the same stage as his former bandmates anytime soon. This one is a 20% , and even that feels generous.

Why They Split: The original 1984 breakup happened because the three members of the Police were sick of fighting with each other and Sting was itching to go solo. They split again after their 2007–08 reunion tour since they played 151 shows, grossed $362 million, and realized the enthusiasm behind their return would diminish if they kept at it much longer. Besides, Sting was only willing to live in the past for so long and wanted to return to his solo career.

Last Performance: They wrapped things up on August 7th, 2009, at Madison Square Garden with an epic concert that opened with a cover of Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love” and culminated with Sting shaving off his long beard onstage and belting out “Next to You” to end the night. They walked offstage to the Looney Tunes music and Porky Pig announcing, “That’s all folks.”

Odds of a Reunion : The last reunion worked because they hadn’t toured in 23 years and there was a huge demand to see them live again. At this point, all their OG fans have had to chance to pony up big bucks to relive their youth. The have the T-shirt, the live album, the concert film, and very good memories. “The First Tour Since 2008!” wouldn’t have the same kick as “The First Tour Since Synchronicity !” Sting remains a very large draw on the road and plays a Police-heavy set. He did the reunion thing and has no desire to go there again. Besides, Andy Summers turns 80 next year. This one is at 15% .

Why They Split: The French electronic-music duo of Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter are so mysterious that they’ve spent much of their career hiding behind enormous helmets, rarely speaking to the press. The gambit has worked since they only grew more popular with each album and tour. Their 2006–07 Alive tour saw them playing on a giant pyramid-like stage, and the reviews were ecstatic all across the globe. They burst through to true mainstream success with their 2013 LP Random Access Memories and the hit “Get Lucky,” but in 2021 they quietly announced their split via a YouTube video they simply called “Epilogue.” It showed one robot blowing up and another walking away.

Last Performance: They could have taken Random Access Memories on the road in 2013 and played just about every stadium on the planet. For reasons they never explained, no such tour happened. But they did occasionally show up at the Grammys to play a song or two. The last time took place on February 12th, 2017, when they did “Starboy” and “I Feel It Coming” with the Weeknd. Nobody knew it at the time, but they were witnessing the end of an era. It was their final public appearance.

Odds of a Reunion: If Daft Punk were motivated mainly by money, we would have gotten a lot more live shows out of them over the past 15 years. The cash they left on the table by not doing that is hard to calculate, but it’s a very hefty sum. Despite that, their sheer unpredictability makes it very hard to look into their future. The guys are only in their mid-forties, and who can say what they might decide to do in 2030 or even 2040? We’re going to put the reunion odds at 33% .

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The use of holograms in music has been a controversial one as the likenesses of such legendary acts as Michael Jackson and Tupac have in the past been given the holographic treatment. Other legacy acts such as Carl Palmer of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer have considered putting on a hologram show whereas pop sensations ABBA would put together a special “avatar” show, making use of the technology.

In a follow-up to this, it is being reported that Led Zeppelin and Jimmy Page, in which Page recently broke his silence on a long-awaited reunion album, have also considered making use of a holographic reunion show using avatars and virtual reality, however, because the majority of the Led Zeppelin bandmates could not agree to such an endeavor, the project was abandoned as confirmed by The Guardian .

The hologram project “didn’t really get moving,” the 78-year-old guitar legend said, because he and singer Robert Plant and bassist John Paul Jones couldn’t agree to terms. He also spoke well about Elvis Presley’s hologram performance. “I bet that was good, but I didn’t see it,” he said.

In other news regarding Led Zeppelin, during a recent feature with Vanity Fair, Austin Powers star and comedy icon Mike Myers discussed introducing Beyonce to Led Zeppelin on the set of the third Austin Powers movie and the final film in the trilogy. Goldmember. Goldmember came out in 2002 and made nearly 300 million dollars on a 63 million dollar budget, a massive success for everyone involved. Credit to Loudersound for the below.

“Beyoncé was a dream. She was the loveliest person in the world and just knocked it out of the park,” recalls Myers. “She would always listen to music and she said to me, ‘Mike, what are you listening to right now?’ “And I said, “Oh, I’m just listening to Led Zeppelin at the moment.’ And she said, ‘I think I’ll listen to that Led Zeppelin.’ She had never heard of it. She was so young, and the crew was all, ‘Awww!’”

He adds, “And then the next day, she was doing this [miming holding onto headphones], and I said, ‘What are you listening to?’ She went, ‘Led Zeppelin! They’re great!'”.

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Robert Plant, Alison Krauss Give Iconic Led Zeppelin Song A Stunning Makeover

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Robert Plant and Alison Krauss kicked off their first tour together in more than a decade with a reimagined take on a Led Zeppelin classic.

Performing on Wednesday night in Canandaigua, New York, the two broke out “Rock and Roll” for the first time together ― but with a completely different arrangement from the 1971 Zeppelin hit:

“Rock and Roll” is from Led Zeppelin’s untitled fourth album, often simply called “Led Zeppelin IV.” Prior to embarking on the tour, Plant joked he now resembles the figure on the album’s cover:

“I’m now that guy,” he said on his Digging Deep podcast in April . “I pick up kindling everywhere I go and wrap it around with a piece of baling twine and shunt it on my back just in case anybody’s driving by, and they go, ‘There’s that bloke off the ‘Led Zeppelin IV’ album cover!’”

Plant and Krauss released their second album together last year, “Raise the Roof,” a long-awaited follow-up to 2007′s “Raising Sand,” which took home five Grammy Awards , including Album of the Year.

Here’s how Plant handled the song in concert nearly half a century ago with Zeppelin:

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Watch John Paul Jones Perform With Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth

John Paul Jones performed with Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth on Sunday evening at the Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee.

The former Led Zeppelin bassist played a selection of instrumental songs with Moore. It was his final show of the weekend, having also performed Friday and Saturday night.

You can view fan-filmed footage of Jones’ appearance with Moore below.

READ MORE: When John Paul Jones Finally Released His First Solo Album

At Friday’s show, Jones played a number of Led Zeppelin classics: “Your Time Is Gonna Come,” “No Quarter,” “When the Levee Breaks,” “Since I’ve Been Loving You” and “Going to California.”

On Saturday evening, Jones performed as part of Sons of Chipotle, which features Finnish cellist Anssi Karttunen. (That performance marked the duo’s very first U.S. appearance.)

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According to the Big Ears website , the collaborative show with Moore was Jones’ idea, but it was not the first time the two have played together. They did so in 2019 at the 100 Club in London, a benefit concert for the London Musicians’ Collective.

Jones does not perform live often — his most recent concerts prior to Big Ears took place in 2022 when he joined Dave Grohl and Josh Homme for a revival of Them Crooked Vultures . The trio played at both Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts that year, in London and in Los Angeles .

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West Virginia Americana singer Sierra Ferrell knew the historic significance of where she was Friday night in Minneapolis. So she watched "Purple Rain" again before performing at First Avenue, where Prince shot his musical movie.

For the occasion, Ferrell wore a ruffled purple blouse over a sequined leotard, rhinestone cowgirl boots, glitter eyeshadow and a double-bun hairstyle decorated with butterfly barrettes. And she had her own "Purple Rain" moment by getting the sell-out crowd to wave along to her "At the End of the Rainbow" just like fans did during the song "Purple Rain."

Even without all the Purpleness, Ferrell's 95-minute concert would have been an unqualified triumph, featuring delightful personality and becoming playfulness along with first-rate songs and solid musicianship. This was the most refreshingly quirky country-adjacent show by a woman in the Twin Cities since Kacey Musgraves emerged a dozen years ago.

Backed by a quartet of guys wearing identical Western shirts, kerchief ties, slacks, boots and unmatching hats, Ferrell, 35, came across like Dolly Parton with less vibrato and less garishness. The songs mixed classic country, modern twang, bluegrass instincts, gypsy jazz and a little tango and Tex-Mex flavoring. That's why Ferrell's melting pot fits into the Americana category.

Like Dolly, Ferrell exuded sweetness and positivity, urging the fans to be confident and say kind things to ourselves before she offered "American Dreaming," from her 2024 album, "Trail of Flowers," her second full-length for Rounder Records. (Her 2021 debut, "Long Time Coming," led to Ferrell being named emerging artist of the year at the 2022 Americana Music Awards.)

The setlist was evenly divided between selections from her two Rounder albums with a couple of numbers from one of her early independent records as well as covers of John Anderson's no-regrets "Years," Arthur Smith's snarling "Chittlin' Cookin' Time in Cheatham County" and Gordon Lightfoot's pining "Redwood Hill," which received a resounding ovation.

The crowd was excitable all night, singing or clapping along when prompted and responding with rousing cheers after every number. And when the fans were super-excited, Ferrell and band reprised the chorus of the tune to everyone's delight.

Highlights included the country shuffle "Dollar Bill Bar," the Tex Mex-meets-tango "Why'd Ya Do It," the toe-tapping "At the End of the Rainbow," the twin fiddle-propelled "I Could Drive You Crazy," the fiddle-fueled "Fox Hunt" that would have made Charlie Daniels proud and Lightfoot's nature-loving "Redwood Hill," with the lyric "I could not change for any man" having a different resonance sung by a woman, especially one with Ferrell's character and confidence.

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OPETH Announces October 2024 North American Tour, BLABBERMOUTH.NET Presale

Swedish progressive metallers OPETH will embark on a North American tour this fall. The trek, which will kick off on October 11 in Milwaukee, includes stops in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, New Orleans, Austin, Denver and more.

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JETHRO TULL founder Ian Anderson recently revealed that he will make a guest appearance on OPETH 's next album.

The veteran flutist, singer, songwriter and guitarist, who will turn 77 in August, revealed his contribution to the OPETH LP while talking to Italy's "Mystery Tour" radio show. Asked about his non- JETHRO TULL musical activities, Ian said: "Well, from time to time I play on other people's records, if they're interesting to me. I just did — last week I played on three or four tracks from a prog metal band called [ OPETH ]. [They're] Swedish."

Back in 2021, OPETH leader Mikael Åkerfeldt told Prog that he originally approached the JETHRO TULL leader about playing the flute on the band's 2011 album "Heritage" . "I did e-mail Ian Anderson but I never heard back from him," he told the magazine. "Funnily enough, when I went down to Steven 's [ Wilson ] place to mix the album, we're sitting on his couch and he says, 'Oh, I just got an e-mail from Ian Anderson ,' and I was, like, 'What?!' And he just said, 'He just wants me to look into mixing [ JETHRO TULL 's 1971 album] 'Aqualung' . I'm really happy in retrospect that we have Björn [ J:son Lindh playing on 'Heritage' instead] because it fits with the vibe of the record."

OPETH 's latest album, "In Cauda Venenum" , was released in September 2019 via Moderbolaget / Nuclear Blast Entertainment . Recorded in 2018 at Stockholm's Park Studios , the effort was made available in two versions, in both Swedish and English languages.

Regarding the decision to release "In Cauda Venenum" in Swedish, Åkerfeldt told Revolver : "Doing it in Swedish was just an idea that popped into my head, like, 'Maybe I should fry my egg in the morning instead of boiling it.' It wasn't any deeper than that. And I figured the music climate has changed so much, does it really matter which language it's in? That was it. And it didn't have me writing more lyrics — it just had me writing more music. And the music didn't sound more Swedish or anything like that. But it was a gateway that opened, and it was fun.

Mikael added that he was "not regretting" the fact that "In Cauda Venenum" was also recorded in English. "A lot of people [in the U.S.] are saying they only listened to the English version," he said. "So I was proven right, in a way. I can say a thousand times that the Swedish version is the original version, but it's up to people to choose. I can just hope that they check out both versions. But I do think the Swedish version is slightly better — only because it was first. It's more innocent. With the English version, regardless of what you think about it, that's me trying to copy a vocal line I had done in another language. So it's less exciting to me."

In May 2022, OPETH issued "In Cauda Venenum (Extended Edition)" via Atomic Fire Records . This release, available on digipak, contained the English and Swedish versions of "In Cauda Venenum" , with new illustrations by internationally renowned Travis Smith in the booklet. In addition, there was also a third CD including three previously unreleased bonus tracks, both in English and Swedish: "The Mob" / "Pöbeln" , "Width Of A Circle" / "Cirkelns Riktning" and "Freedom & Tyranny" / "Frihet & Tyranni" .

OPETH played its first concert with new drummer Waltteri Väyrynen ( PARADISE LOST , BLOODBATH , BODOM AFTER MIDNIGHT ) in September 2022 at Helitehas in Tallinn, Estonia. Väyrynen replaced stand-in drummer Sami Karppinen who had been the temporary replacement for Martin "Axe" Axenrot since the fall of 2021.

Axenrot officially joined OPETH more than a decade and a half ago as the replacement for Martin Lopez , who left the band in May 2006 after being plagued by illness and anxiety attacks, which forced him to miss several of OPETH 's tours.

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Opeth are very pleased to announce a new tour for North America this October! Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10am local time with various pre-sales starting tomorrow. Spotify Presale: Wednesday April 24 @ 2pm ET Blabbermouth & Knotfest.com Presales: Wednesday April 24 @ 2pm ET All presales end 10pm local time on Thurs April 25 Check out Opeth.com/tour-dates for more info. Posted by Opeth on Tuesday, April 23, 2024

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