Obscure Sound — The Compound EP by Meanr Mynr Denver-based livetronica artist Meanr Mynr has a wide array of influences that range from Led Zeppelin to The Glitch Mob. His career started playing guitar for a number of Colorado hip-hop and indie acts, later forming p... more info

CNN Showbiz — The last song Chris Cornell ever sang on stage was a cover of Led Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dying." The last song he ever released is a promise to persevere and thrive. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Forget fantasies of a Led Zeppelin reunion or any other dream classic rock scenario as a 2017 follow-up to last year’s Desert Trip rock superstar blowout in Indio. Paul Tollett, head of promoter Goldenvoice who dreamed up the mega-show that br... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Forget fantasies of a Led Zeppelin reunion or any other dream classic rock scenario as a 2017 follow-up to last year’s Desert Trip rock superstar blowout in Indio. Paul Tollett, head of promoter Goldenvoice who dreamed up the mega-show that br... more info

New York Times — The music festival, nicknamed “Oldchella,” was a hit in October. Despite the hopes of fans, there will be no encore this year — or Led Zeppelin reunion. more info

Metalsucks — Blurgh. The post Sources: “There’s No Deal in Place” for Led Zeppelin Reunion at Desert Trip 2017 appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — Robert Plant was apparently just teasing a new solo album. The post Report: No Deal In Place Currently For LED ZEPPELIN Reunion Despite Rumors appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Robert Plant has spiked fans' interest in a Led Zeppelin reunion with a cryptic note on his website. more info

Stereogum — Desert Trip, also known as Oldchella, the legacy-oriented music festival in Indio, California, had a lineup stacked with legends for its inaugural edition last year, with Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Roger Waters, and th... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — If you were looking for the ultimate exemplar of early-’70s soft rock, you could hardly do better than the 1972 song “Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)” by the largely forgotten 1½-hit wonder Looking Glass. With its infectious ... more info