Robert Plant's new recording "Band of Joy" is the former Led Zeppelin lead singer's ninth solo record since 1982 and, without a doubt, my favorite after spending a week or so with it. Plant is still a ...

Robert Plant is back with Band of Joy, his first album since 2007's six time Grammy winning Raising Sand. Band of Joy was recorded in Nashville and will be released on September 14. A plunge into ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Robert Plant has turned to Americana musician-producer Buddy Miller to ...

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Robert Plant covers Low as the lead single to his new album originally appeared on Bring Me The News. Five years ago, Robert Plant and his band, Saving Grace, shared a live cover of Low's "Everybody's ...

Robert Plant is a master of the musical bait and switch, but an exceptionally gracious one. Therefore, he also had to know that an overwhelming part of the audience was there to bask in "Communication ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — All eyes are on Robert Plant when he steps on stage — especially his band's. If you're going to play with the rock 'n' roll icon, you've got to be ready to follow. "When ...

Robert Plant debuts his new project Saving Grace with a sold-out, genre-bending performance at DTLA’s United Artists Theater.

Robert Plant and his latest band, Saving Grace, were right on the money Sunday night at Harrah’s Resort Southern California ...

Indeed, the former Led Zeppelin frontman-turned-country crooner has said he will tour the United States this coming spring and summer and he’s currently at work on his second Band Of Joy album as well ...

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