Robert Plant

Robert Plant hasn’t performed "Kashmir" since Led Zeppelin’s 2007 reunion. More interestingly, he apparently has never covered it as a solo artist.

Promising "an unforgettable performance by one of rock’s most influential performers," AXS TV is set to air Robert Plant & the Sensational Shape Shifters: Live at David Lynch's Festival of Disruption.

Many classic rockers have joined more than 175 global artists in showing support for refugees.

These days he fronts a band called the Sensational Space Shifters. He also worked with bluegrass star Alison Krauss in ’07 and in the Eighties was a member of the Honeydrippers with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. Do I even need to remind you that he’s the voice of Led Zeppelin? Didn’t think so.

Remember that time when the singer from Led Zeppelin came to Portland, Maine?

With Led Zeppelin nation enjoying the victory this weekend over a plagiarism lawsuit regarding "Stairway to Heaven" copying a portion of Taurus" by Spirit, I thought it would be fun to check out the pool of songs that have ‘inspired’ some of your favorite Page/Plant compositions.

Led Zeppelin have emerged victorious from their lawsuit, and reactions from the rock world are already coming in.

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant have told the court they'll appear in person during the upcoming trial being held to determine whether "Stairway to Heaven" was plagiarized.

Robert Plant's solo album, Now and Zen was released on February 29, 1988. 28 years ago today...or is it?

The Led Zeppelin stars had already shocked fans when they reunited for MTV's 'Unledded' special.

Robert Plant's first collaboration with Alison Krauss since their blockbuster 2007 album 'Raising Sand' has arrived.

These days he fronts a band called the Sensational Space Shifters. He also worked with bluegrass star Alison Krauss in '07 and in the Eighties was a member of the Honeydrippers with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.

They seemed to be suffering from a curse, as multiple setbacks kept the band from capitalizing on the momentum they'd built.

Remember that time when the singer from Led Zeppelin came to Portland, Maine? It was the first and only appearance ever by Robert Plant at the Civic Center. This historic night happened 25 years ago today on July 13, 1990.

It's no secret that the guys in Pearl Jam are Led Zeppelin fans, or that their 1998 single "Given to Fly" owes an obvious debt to Zeppelin's "Going to California."

There must be something going around among members of the British rock aristocracy, because three of its most prominent members have recently been forced to postpone tour dates.