AOL Music — Ten months after rocking a London crowd with their first show in nearly two decades, Led Zeppelin are itching to do it all over again with a tour and new album, bassist John Paul Jones confirmed on British radio this week. Here's the kicker: Robert P... more info

Popdose — As you’ve surely heard by now, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham are planning on launching a Led Zeppelin tour and album without Robert Plant, and are “trying out a couple of singers.” They’ve said they aren’t looking for a Plan... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — Press Assoc. - Led Zeppelin should not go on tour using their original name without singer Robert Plant, promoter Harvey Goldsmith has said. more info

ContactMusic — LATEST: LED ZEPPELIN's former promoter has branded the legendary rock band's decision to tour without frontman ROBERT PLANT "pointless". The Kashmir hitmakers have ... more info

Topix — Led Zeppelin are to reunite for a tour without frontman Robert Plant. Bassist John Paul Jones has said the band are currently trying out alternative singers after their original frontman refused to tour. more info

Pitchfork — "We don't want to be our own tribute band," Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones told the BBC at a recent guitar show in Exeter, England. Yet the rock legend paradoxically explained that he, Jimmy Page, and John Bonham offspring Jason had been "tryin... more info

E! Online — The song remains the same, but the singer...not so much. Two of the surviving members of Led Zeppelin are ready to get their rock 'n' roll on in the recording studio and finally... more info

Wired - Listening Post — Earth jumped the gun on the Led Zeppelin reunion last month, when rumors that Robert Plant would rejoin his legendary bandmates kicked into overdrive. But Plant quickly harshed that buzz, clarifying that he would not tour with Jimmy Page, John... more info

BBC News - UK — Led Zeppelin should not hit the road for a full tour with a new singer, their former promoter Harvey Goldsmith says. more info

ContactMusic — LED ZEPPELIN bassist JOHN PAUL JONES is keen to avoid hiring a singer who sounds like ROBERT PLANT to stop their reunion turning into a "tribute"act. The legendary ... more info