JamBase — Watch pro-shot video of Robert Plant recently singing a Led Zeppelin classic off 'Physical Graffiti' for the first time in over 15 years. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Robert Plant insists he hasn’t devoted his life to music for the money or the awards. So it’s with a detached sense of humor that the celebrated singer and songwriter remembers being overlooked by the Recording Academy’s Grammy A... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Robert Plant insists he hasn’t devoted his life to music for the money or the awards. So it’s with a detached sense of humor that the celebrated singer and songwriter remembers being overlooked by the Recording Academy’s Grammy A... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Plant: Led Zeppelin can't exist without John Bonham more info

Stereogum — Robert Plant was the frontman of Led Zeppelin. What the hell do you do after that? Sure, there are all sorts of reasons a lead singer, or another band member, goes solo, from ego to creative differences to other interpersonal band drama. But Plant wa... more info

Metal Injection — Robert Plant isn't interested in the past anymore. The post Robert Plant Once Again Shoots Down Possibility Of A LED ZEPPELIN Reunion appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Uncut — Robert Plant, REM, Tom Petty and King Gizzard feature in the new issue Robert Plant, REM, Tom Petty and King Gizzard feature in the new issue The post This month in Uncut appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Today William Patrick Corgan stopped by the Billboard Music offices to play some songs from his new album, out today, and answer my questions about his cats. Unfortunately for Billy William, there are just so many promising new albums to stream today... more info

Metal Injection — This edition includes a bunch of metal that I'm ignoring to listen to the new St. Vincent record including proggy vikings, death obsessed OGs, a some folk rock, and more! To the Masseduction, I mean metals... The post THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releas... more info

New York Times — On his new solo album, “Carry Fire,” the onetime Led Zeppelin frontman explores “grooves and moods,” from the blues to North African rhythms. more info