Led Zeppelin’s final tour of the US in 1977 should have been their most glorious. But it wasn’t. There was tension, unpleasantness and negativity, and that was just the start ...

The musicians were diabolically bad as people, and satanically good as performers. James Wood on Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and Bob Spitz’s new book, “Led Zeppelin: The Biography.” ...

The first authorized biographical documentary to follow legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” traces the group’s beginnings and legacy as the progenitors of hard rock. With ...

Led Zeppelin II (1969) “Whole Lotta Love” catapulted Led Zeppelin to global fame, and the young band’s second album topped the charts in America and several countries across Europe.

‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ Directors Share the Story of the Rock Doc’s Uphill Battle. With new interviews, rare archival footage and a skull-rattling soundtrack, there's a whole lot to love ...

In "Becoming Led Zeppelin," the band members all agree that the group's first rehearsal in a London basement was utter magic. Despite that, the new group was virtually ignored both by fans and top ...

Led Zeppelin, if you take in the full measure of their annihilating sunburst grandeur, are a very hard band to categorize.They’re usually thought of as the gods of metal, and few would deny that ...

As noted, Becoming Led Zeppelin‘s title doesn’t hide the fact that this is an origin story.However, an abruptness is felt when the film ends with the release of Led Zeppelin II in October 1969 ...

Where to watch the Led Zeppelin documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin: Becoming Led Zeppelin will only be available to watch in a movie theater, when it opens in the U.S. nationwide on Friday, February 7.

Presenting the definitive guide to Led Zeppelin’s albums, songs, films and books, MOJO The Collectors’ Series: Led Zeppelin Essentials is in UK shops and available to order HERE!. READ MORE: Led ...

The authorized documentary "Becoming Led Zeppelin" about the '70s rock gods will hit nearly 200 IMAX screens on February 5, 2025 via Sony Pictures Classics. We’ve already gotta whole lotta love ...

The band we know as Led Zeppelin today began to emerge from the marble in August of 1968 when Page invited vocalist Robert Plant and drummer John Bonham to join him and Jones on their new project.